Portland and the west side · 12 farms, 10 with 2026 dates — Multnomah, Washington, Columbia and Yamhill counties
Oregon City and Clackamas County · 8 farms, 7 with 2026 dates — Oregon City, Estacada, Sandy and Molalla
Corvallis and the mid-valley · 3 farms, 3 with 2026 dates — Benton and Linn counties
Oregon Christmas tree farm questions
When do Christmas tree farms open in Oregon?
Hughes Family Tree Farm near Estacada opens first, on Saturday 14 November 2026, with Donovan Place in Corvallis giving 15 November and Tucker in Salem the 20th. On Saturday 21 November Pollard Ranch and Plumper Farms in Portland, Christmas Mountain near Scappoose, Redland in Oregon City, Buckendorf in Salem and Milhon in Corvallis open, and Sleepy Hollow near McMinnville on Monday 23rd. Most of the rest open on Friday 27 November, the day after Thanksgiving.
Where can I cut my own Christmas tree near Portland?
Pollard Ranch on NW Skyline Boulevard and Plumper Farms on Cornelius Pass are the closest, both from 21 November; Plumper charges no admission and $11 a foot for Douglas fir. Christmas Mountain and Marquardt are near Scappoose, Helvetia near Hillsboro, Loch Lolly at North Plains from 27 November, the pesticide-free Beaverton Holiday U-Cut on SW 209th, and Lippert in Sherwood, with $80 nobles on three weekends. Further out in Yamhill County are Oak Hill and Sleepy Hollow. Christmas Trees West and Harrison Road Farm still show last season.
Where can I cut a Christmas tree near Oregon City, Sandy or Estacada?
Hughes near Estacada opens first, on 14 November, then Redland in Oregon City on the 21st. On 27 November Hemphill and Merrywood in Oregon City, Bob'z near Estacada, and Hamburg 4D and Rainy Mountain near Sandy open; both Sandy farms charge $50 for any tree. North Fork in Molalla still shows last season.
Where can I cut a Christmas tree in Salem?
Tucker Christmas Tree Farms has two lots, South and West Salem, and is the first to open, on Friday 20 November, then every weekend to 13 December. Buckendorf in south-east Salem opens on Saturday 21 November at 9am; that weekend is trees only, with Santa and live music from the 27th. Skyline, in the South Salem hills, runs Thursday to Sunday from 27 November to 22 December, and Vitae Springs nearby opens the same day, with Douglas fir from $40. Bauman's in Gervais still shows last season.
Where can I cut a Christmas tree near Corvallis?
Donovan Place, south-west of town, gives 15 November as its opening, with blue spruce and redwood among its trees; ring ahead for the first weekend. Milhon Family on Highway 99 opens on Saturday 21 November.
Where can I cut a Christmas tree near Eugene?
Carroll's in Veneta, west of the city, opens on Friday 27 November at 11am and runs to 21 December or until it sells out, with its 2026 prices already up. In Pleasant Hill, Northern Lights opens the same day and stays open daily to Christmas Eve, and Kessler's opens Thursday to Monday from the 27th. Hladky's, also in Pleasant Hill, still shows last season's dates.
Is there a Christmas tree farm near Astoria or the Oregon coast?
Dukes Tree Farm on Maki Road in Astoria opens for its first public season on Friday 27 November 2026. It is open only on 27 to 29 November, 5 and 6 December and 12 and 13 December, 9am to 4pm, and sells noble fir from $40 to $70 by height.
How much does a Christmas tree cost in Oregon?
Douglas fir runs about $8 to $11 a foot and noble fir $12 to $14 at the farms that price by the foot (Hughes, Hemphill, Plumper, Pollard Ranch, Hladky's, Buckendorf, Donovan Place). Many charge one price: $50 for any tree at Hamburg 4D and Rainy Mountain, $75 at Helvetia and $80 for a noble at Lippert. Others price by kind: Marquardt $45 for Douglas and $55 for the rest, Redland $60 and $100, Skyline $58 to $73. Merrywood grades each tree from $30, and Dukes sells nobles from $40 to $70 by height.
Can I bring my dog to an Oregon Christmas tree farm?
At most of them. Leashed dogs are welcome at Pollard Ranch, Plumper, Helvetia, Hughes, Bob'z, Redland, Rainy Mountain, Tucker, Carroll's, Donovan Place and Milhon, at Hemphill (not on the train or in the gift shop) and at Christmas Mountain (not on the wagon). Merrywood in Oregon City does not allow dogs at all. Check the card before you go — a few farms don't say.