A Christmas tree outing in Washington might mean walking through fir rows in the Puget Sound lowlands, exploring a foothill farm near the Cascades, or choosing a tree in the Spokane area. Western Washington is an established growing region: Washington State University describes the Pacific Northwest’s Christmas tree industry. The farms checked below cover several Puget Sound counties, the Skagit Valley, southwest Washington and the Spokane area. Coverage in central Washington and on the outer Olympic Peninsula is limited.
Noble fir and Douglas-fir are familiar Northwest choices. Grand fir, Nordmann fir and Turkish fir also appear at many of the checked farms. WSU’s forest specialist explains the qualities of western Washington’s native Christmas tree species. Some growers leave trees naturally shaped; others trim them into a fuller outline. At a choose-and-cut farm, you may cut the tree yourself or have staff do the cutting.
Many farms open around Thanksgiving, although some start earlier in November. Weekend schedules are common, and reservations or appointments are required at some locations.
Measure your room first, allowing room for the stand and topper. Bring a measuring tape, gloves and waterproof boots, and check the farm’s latest selling days before setting off.
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20 farms
19301 95th Ave NE, Arlington 98223
Hand-sheared trees grown on the family farm, with a Christmas craft cottage.
9381 W Belfair Valley Road, Bremerton 98312
Loaner saws and a field map are available. Also grows unspecified spruce varieties; field entry ends at 4pm.
40605 Meridian E, Eatonville 98328
Tree cutting follows the Christmas store’s earlier opening. The farm provides saws and twine, shaking and baling.
18021 Issaquah-Hobart Rd, Issaquah 98027
A family-grown plantation and rustic gift barn with hot cider. Leashed dogs are welcome.
14237 228th Ave SE, Issaquah 98027
Forty acres in the Issaquah foothills, with a log cabin shop and weekend cafe.
9105 N. Idaho Rd., Newman Lake 99025
A reservation is required for each tree cut. Check the 2026 selection.
15200 Cedar Falls Road S.E., North Bend 98045
Woodland paths, ponds and both trimmed and natural trees.
15515 468th Ave SE, North Bend 98045
Choose-and-cut fields on a farm being restored to full production. Check its detailed schedule for selling days and Santa nights.
42999 SE 120th Street, North Bend 98045
Thrasher Road field opens first. Its second field at 43342 SE Mt. Si Road has no confirmed opening; check before visiting.
141 Nisqually Cutoff Rd SE, Olympia 98513
Tree fields and a country gift shop, with weekend wagon rides and Santa visits. Confirm daily hours for the 2026 season.
14500 NE 116th St, Redmond 98052
Certified organic trees grown in Redmond, with wreaths made from the farm’s own boughs. Book an appointment before visiting.
24348 Jameson Street, Sedro-Woolley 98284
Hand-raised firs in Skagit Valley.
2091 W Deegan Rd W, Shelton 98584
Sheared and natural firs grown by Dan Bolender. Corkbark fir is also offered alongside noble-fir wreaths.
5001 Riverview Road, Snohomish 98290
Two farm locations: 5001 and 5531 Riverview Road. Minimally sheared firs and unspecified spruce; leashed, friendly pets welcome.
14012 N Norman Rd, Spokane 99217
Both field and pre-cut trees are farm-grown. Also offers Corkbark fir; announces a mid-to-late November 2026 season without exact dates.
2841 184th ave SE, Tenino 98589
Use the west entrance for Christmas trees. The Jensen family offers cutting, baling and loading help.
3000 SE 362nd Ave., Washougal 98671
Choose a tree on the farm’s acreage, take a hayride and warm up with cocoa or cider by the campfire.
40910 Southeast 30th Street, Washougal 98671
Choose a tree in the fields or ask staff to cut it. Weekend tractor wagons take visitors and trees back to the barn.
39336 NE Washougal River Road, Washougal 98671
A family-owned farm in the upper Washougal valley, with tree carts, covered animal viewing and warm drinks.
182 Wepsala Rd, Winlock 98596
You choose a growing tree and staff cut it. Natural noble fir, shaped Douglas-fir and wreaths made with the farm’s forest products.
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: Oregon
Before you go, measure your room with the Tree Planner so you know the height and width that fit.
