Nevada has almost no farms, so the nearest are across the line in California and Oregon, while the Sierra national forest permits are how many Nevadans cut their own.
Photo: “Christmas tree farm IA”, Unknown author, Public domain
Nevada at a glance
Farms listed as of 2026-10-09
0
Farms listed in Nevada
none found in public listings
California
Nearest state with farms
154 listed
Where to look
A Christmas tree near Nevada
No farms in Nevada turned up in public listings. The nearest farms are in California, Oregon and Utah. Enter your ZIP above and the search ranks them by distance.
A tree farm in the snow. Snow is a good day to cut: trees hold up well in the cold, and a farm that is open in snow will usually say so on its own page or phone line before you drive out. “Christmas Tree Lane 2” by Jimlaneozark, CC BY-SA 3.0
Nevada Christmas tree farm questions
None are listed here. The nearest farms are across the line in California, Oregon and Utah, and the ZIP tool above ranks them by distance from your address.
Most open the weekend after Thanksgiving, Friday through Sunday, and stay open until the middle of December or until the trees run out. Hours differ from farm to farm and change with the weather, so check the farm's page or call before you drive.
Nevada has almost no farms, so the nearest are across the line in California and Oregon, while the Sierra national forest permits are how many Nevadans cut their own. The species guide on the national page compares seven common trees, including how long each holds its needles.
The closest listed farms are in California (154), Oregon (31) and Utah (4). Enter your ZIP in the tool to rank them by distance from where you live.
At a farm, no: you pay for the tree. On public land, often yes, and the agency sets the rules. The MyWild permit guide for Nevada lists the units, the dates and the agency's own wording.
Make a fresh cut of about a half inch off the base before it goes in the stand, keep the stand full of plain water (about a quart a day for each inch of trunk diameter), and keep the tree away from heat vents, fireplaces and direct sun.
