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Name Phone Number & Location Directions Hours of Operation Opening Days Types of Trees

GLENGARY CHRISTMAS TREE FARM (540) 837-1496
White Post From Warrenton, take Route 211 west to Amissville. Turn left on Route 642, one mile to left on Route 611; two miles to right on Route 626 (Korea Road). Farm one mile on the left. From Culpeper, take 229 north 10 miles to left on Route 611 (Waterford Road), then 3.2 miles to left on Route 626 (Korea Road). 8 a.m.-dark. daily Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve. White pine, Scotch pine, Colorado blue spruce, white spruce, Fraser fir and Douglas fir.
Hayrides on weekends. Nature trails and picnic tables along the river. Tree baling and saws available for use on farm if needed. We will even help you haul it out of the field and tie it on your car. Try our hot cider and coffee in the gift shop. Jeffersonton Methodist Church food tent on weekends.

OAK SHADE FARM (540) 937-5062
7165 Waterford Road, Rixeyville West from Warrenton, take Route 211, cross the Rappahannock River to flashing light. Left on Route 229 for 6 miles, then right on Route 611 (Waterford Road) for 1 mile. Farm on right. North from Culpeper on Route 229, through Rixeyville. Cross Hazel River and take first left on Route 611. One mile to farm on right. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday after Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve. Hand-sheared white pine and Norway spruce trees, grown without herbicides or pesticides; wreaths, swags and roping. Our greenhouse is full of gift items made here at the farm, including hand-woven runners and other items, hand-hooked rugs, dried Shiitake mushrooms, mushroom logs for the person who has everything, beeswax candles and ornaments, homemade jams, catnip bags, and a variety of Christmas decorations.
Services: This is a family farm, involving grandparents, children, and grandchildren. We try to make every visit special, especially for kids. We have bunnies to hold, chickens and turkeys to visit, and a nature path to stroll through the woods. Free local cider and homemade cookies and a warm fire in the wood stove will help to make your visit a pleasure. We provide saws and offer free tree bundling and tying on.

PEPER'MINT CHRISTMAS TREE FARM (540) 825-4693
12063 Eggbornsville Road
Minutes from downtown Culpeper. Route 229 (Main Street extended) to north end of town. Left on Route 729 (Eggbornsville Road), 4-1/2 miles to farm on right. 9 a.m.-dusk Saturday after Thanksgiving through December 23. Choose-and-cut white, Scotch and Virginia/ pines; Norway spruce. Wreaths, swags, and roping made fresh daily.
Saws for cutting, twine for securing, assistance if needed. Goats to pet and a mountain view. Enjoy complimentary hot mulled cider and candy canes as you browse in the enclosed Christmas shop/check-out area. For customer safety, no digging or chain saws.
Prices: Virginia/ pines and red-tagged trees, $15; Scotch and white pines, $22; Norway spruce, $27.

Name	Phone Number & Location	Directions	Hours of Operation	Opening Days	Types of Trees
GLENGARY CHRISTMAS TREE FARM	(540) 837-1496 White Post	From Warrenton, take Route 211 west to Amissville. Turn left on Route 642, one mile to left on Route 611; two miles to right on Route 626 (Korea Road). Farm one mile on the left. From Culpeper, take 229 north 10 miles to left on Route 611 (Waterford Road), then 3.2 miles to left on Route 626 (Korea Road).	8 a.m.-dark. daily	Thanksgiving until Christmas Eve.	White pine, Scotch pine, Colorado blue spruce, white spruce, Fraser fir and Douglas fir. Hayrides on weekends. Nature trails and picnic tables along the river. Tree baling and saws available for use on farm if needed. We will even help you haul it out of the field and tie it on your car. Try our hot cider and coffee in the gift shop. Jeffersonton Methodist Church food tent on weekends.
OAK SHADE FARM	(540) 937-5062 7165 Waterford Road, Rixeyville	West from Warrenton, take Route 211, cross the Rappahannock River to flashing light. Left on Route 229 for 6 miles, then right on Route 611 (Waterford Road) for 1 mile. Farm on right. North from Culpeper on Route 229, through Rixeyville. Cross Hazel River and take first left on Route 611. One mile to farm on right.	9 a.m.-5 p.m.	Friday after Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve.	Hand-sheared white pine and Norway spruce trees, grown without herbicides or pesticides; wreaths, swags and roping. Our greenhouse is full of gift items made here at the farm, including hand-woven runners and other items, hand-hooked rugs, dried Shiitake mushrooms, mushroom logs for the person who has everything, beeswax candles and ornaments, homemade jams, catnip bags, and a variety of Christmas decorations. Services: This is a family farm, involving grandparents, children, and grandchildren. We try to make every visit special, especially for kids. We have bunnies to hold, chickens and turkeys to visit, and a nature path to stroll through the woods. Free local cider and homemade cookies and a warm fire in the wood stove will help to make your visit a pleasure. We provide saws and offer free tree bundling and tying on.
PEPER'MINT CHRISTMAS TREE FARM	(540) 825-4693 12063 Eggbornsville Road	Minutes from downtown Culpeper. Route 229 (Main Street extended) to north end of town. Left on Route 729 (Eggbornsville Road), 4-1/2 miles to farm on right.	9 a.m.-dusk	Saturday after Thanksgiving through December 23.	Choose-and-cut white, Scotch and Virginia/ pines; Norway spruce. Wreaths, swags, and roping made fresh daily. Saws for cutting, twine for securing, assistance if needed. Goats to pet and a mountain view. Enjoy complimentary hot mulled cider and candy canes as you browse in the enclosed Christmas shop/check-out area. For customer safety, no digging or chain saws. Prices: Virginia/ pines and red-tagged trees, $15; Scotch and white pines, $22; Norway spruce, $27.