Choosing a real Christmas tree in Oregon often means a walk through rows of firs, with a saw in hand and damp boots by the time you reach the car. The main growing area is western Oregon, particularly the Willamette Valley and nearby foothills. Oregon State University Extension identifies Clackamas, Marion and Polk counties as major centres of Christmas tree production. The checked farms below are concentrated in northwestern Oregon and the northern and central Willamette Valley; coverage farther south and east is limited.
Noble fir and Douglas-fir are familiar choices here. Grand fir and Nordmann fir also appear regularly in the farms checked for this page, with Turkish fir at some growers. OSU Extension explains how these species fit Oregon’s growing conditions. Some farms offer naturally shaped trees as well as closely trimmed ones, and some sell trees already cut by their own grower.
Many farms begin selling around Thanksgiving, while a few open earlier in November. Weekend-only schedules are common, and cutting fields may have a shorter season than pre-cut sales.
Measure your room first, leaving space for the stand and topper. Bring gloves, a measuring tape and waterproof boots, and check whether you need a reservation or a supplied saw before leaving home.
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20 farms
21735 S Springwater Rd, Estacada 97023
Walk the fir rows with a supplied saw and knee pads. Staff shake and bale trees for the journey home.
37151 SE Kemp Rd, Estacada 97023
U-cut and staff-cut trees, with saws and kneeling pads supplied. The 2026 opening and weekly hours are published on its own site.
45619 NW David Hill Rd., Forest Grove 97116
Choose-and-cut fir fields with shaking and baling. The farm asks visitors to call about pre-cut availability.
45627 NW David Hill Rd., Forest Grove 97116
U-cut is limited to opening weekend; pre-cut sales continue afterward. Enjoy a bonfire and cocoa beside the tree fields.
12814 NW Bishop Rd, Hillsboro 97124
Trimmed and natural trees, plus Santaland. Confirm varieties and dates directly with the farm.
29535 Berlin Rd, Lebanon 97355
Open-grown and cultured fir trees.
35088 S Kuban Rd, Molalla 97038
Natural noble fir and Douglas-fir fields, with cutting help on request. Dogs are welcome on a six-foot leash.
28366 NW Dorland Rd., North Plains 97133
Tree fields with gravel access roads and a lakeside warming shelter.
20324 S Redland Road, Oregon City 97045
Homegrown trees, wagon rides and warming fires. Check the events page for Santa’s 2026 visit dates.
19400 S. Redland Rd., Oregon City 97045
Tree cutting with optional festival activities. The site announces a 2026 festival; confirm festival dates and ordinary tree-sale hours.
13225 NW Skyline Boulevard, Portland 97231
Choose in the plantation or order a freshly harvested tree for farm pickup. Delivery is offered within twenty miles of the farm.
9949 Northwest Kaiser Road, Portland 97231
U-cut or staff-cut trees in twenty acres of fields. Confirm current dates before visiting.
4767 Viewcrest Road, Salem 97302
Both field and pre-cut trees are grown on the family farm. Hot cocoa, a fire pit and weekend music accompany the tree selection.
7300 Skyline Rd S, Salem 97306
Supplied saws and kneeling pads, tree shaking and baling, and a holiday store. Warm up by the fire pit with cocoa or cider.
41160 SE Hwy 26, Sandy 97055
A Cascade foothills grower with U-cut or staff-cut trees, supplied handsaws and farm-made wreaths.
49400 Southeast Marmot Road, Sandy 97055
Select a noble fir and cut it yourself or ask staff to cut. Check for a 2026 schedule.
25470 Dixie Mountain Road, Scappoose 97056
Reserve one ticket per vehicle for peak days; the linked booking page identifies the 2026 season.
22680 Southwest Kruger Road, Sherwood 97140
A five-acre U-cut noble fir farm with cocoa and wreaths.
25570 SW Labrousse Rd, Sherwood 97140
Walk the fields and cut a tagged tree, then have it shaken and baled. Complimentary hot apple cider is offered.
21975 SW 65th Avenue, Tualatin 97062
Select a Lee-family-grown tree in the fields or already-cut lot. Staff cut, shake and bale it; employee tie-down requires a vehicle rack.
Opening days and stock change from year to year. Check the farm’s own website before you set out. Know of a farm we’ve missed, or one that’s closed? Tell us at the contact page.
Nearby: Washington, California
Before you go, measure your room with the Tree Planner so you know the height and width that fit.
