Columbia Furnace · Virginia
Mountain View Christmas Tree Farm
Choose fir, spruce, pine or cypress with free shaking and baling and farm-made wreaths.
At a glance
Plan your visit.

Dates & hours.
Tree season: November 27–December 6; Friday–Sunday
| Tree-selling schedule | Hours |
|---|---|
| Friday–Sunday, November 27–December 6 | 10am–4:45pm; remaining stock and updates govern |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Mountain View’s field selection includes Canaan and Douglas fir, Norway, blue and white spruce, white pine, Blue Ice and Murray cypress. Supplied saws and free shaking and baling support the choose-and-cut visit. Confirm the ready-to-cut varieties and heights rather than treating the growing inventory as guaranteed stock.
The current claimed growers-association profile announces a short November 27–December 6 selling season, open Friday–Sunday 10am–4:45pm. Earlier closure information belongs to a completed season. Check updates and remaining stock before travelling. The owner profile uses 2167 Rittenour Road; an older alternative street number should not be treated as a second farm.
Tree species
- Canaan fir
- Douglas fir
- Norway spruce
- Blue spruce
- White spruce
- White pine
- Blue Ice cypress
- Murray cypress
The farm visit.
Wreaths made on the premises
The shop offers handmade wreaths, holly, tree stands, watering devices and gifts, letting visitors add greenery and practical setup supplies alongside the main tree.
A short published selling window
Use the farm’s work contact for visitor questions; the current profile separately lists a home number. The short selling calendar makes a same-day stock check useful, especially for a particular variety or height.
Other farms to compare.
- Woods Tree FarmAmelia, Virginia
Reserve a field tree, or choose a precut Fraser fir, with weekend fires and separate wreath workshops.
- Firever Pines — VirginiaRuther Glen, Virginia
Choose-and-cut trees at one price, precut firs, free processing and a red-barn Christmas shop.
- Foxfire Christmas Tree FarmScottsville area, Virginia
Field pines, fir and spruce, plus precut Fraser firs and handmade wreaths south of the James River.