Fancy Gap · Virginia
Slaughters’ Tree Farms — Fancy Gap Field
Visit the separately listed Fancy Gap choose-and-cut field on its announced selling days.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- Latest selected-weekend field calendar; confirm upcoming opening
- Find the farm
- 5652 Fancy Gap Highway, Fancy Gap, VA
- Grower office/business contact540-745-4933State nursery-registry business contact; visitor arrangements and a direct field line are unverified. 540-745-4947 is fax.
Hours: Latest field event 9am–5pm
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Latest selected-weekend field calendar; confirm upcoming opening
| Tree-selling schedule | Hours |
|---|---|
| Latest opening weekend | November 22–23, 9am–5pm; confirm current dates |
| Following Thanksgiving week | Thursday–Sunday in latest calendar |
| Later selling | Weekends until announced close |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Slaughters’ Fancy Gap branch is a separately identified choose-and-cut field at 5652 Fancy Gap Highway. The latest official farm-trail event names this field alongside the Floyd field. Use the Fancy Gap address when planning your trip rather than the registered office or the garden center.
Ask which varieties and heights are ready, their prices and the current cutting arrangements before travelling to this field. The Floyd field may have different choices and services.
The farm visit.
Follow the announced field calendar
The latest event gives November 22–23 opening, 9am–5pm, followed by Thursday–Sunday in Thanksgiving week and later weekends until the final weekend is announced. Confirm the next season’s dates and stock directly. This field is distinct from the garden center’s pre-cut and rooted-tree shopping.
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.