Christmas tree farm guide · Oregon

Christmas tree farms in Estacada & nearby.

2 farms in Estacada7 nearby options within 25 miles

In Estacada

2 farms listed

Aerial view of Bob’z Christmas tree field and surrounding woodland

Estacada · Oregon

Bob’z Garden Center

Choose a fir in Estacada with supplied saws, staff cutting help, field transport and free shaking and baling.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Previously published season
November 28–December 21.
Visit hours
Monday–Friday 10am–4pm; Saturday–Sunday 9am–4pm.
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A tall fir among the rows at Hughes Family Tree Farm

Estacada · Oregon

Hughes Family Tree Farm

Choose a U-cut fir with free field rides, saws, staff help and tree preparation; warm up with cocoa or cider in Estacada.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Douglas fir U-cut tree
$8/ft
Published selling schedule
Opens November 14. Closed Thanksgiving Day.
Visit hours
Tuesday–Sunday 9am–4pm; closed Mondays.
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A little farther afield

More tree farms near Estacada

7 nearby farms

These farms are outside this city’s listings, ordered from closer to farther away. Distances are approximate straight-line miles from a reference point in Estacada; road distances vary.

About 6 miles away · Oregon City, Oregon

A wide view of Christmas-tree rows at Hemphill Tree Farm.

Oregon City · Oregon

Hemphill Farms

Choose a field or pre-cut fir at Hemphill, with full harvesting help, complimentary rides and drinks, and a seasonal gift shop.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Noble or natural unsheared Noble fir
$14/ft
2026 tree season
November 27–December 24.
Visit hours
Weekdays noon–4pm; weekends 9am–4pm.

A four-foot minimum charge applies to field trees; do not cut seedlings four feet or smaller. Paint is $5/ft in addition to the tree price; credit-card payment adds $3.

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About 7 miles away · Oregon City, Oregon

Christmas fir rows dusted with snow at Redland Family Farm.

Oregon City · Oregon

Redland Family Farm

Choose a fir at Redland with free tree-shopping entry, or add the family-priced Christmas Festival on selected weekends.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Douglas fir tree
$60
2026 tree season
Christmas Festival: November 21–22, November 27–29 and December 5–6.
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About 7 miles away · Boring, Oregon

Long rows of Christmas firs at Fanno Farm

Boring · Oregon

Fanno Christmas Tree Farm

Cut a Noble, Nordmann, Grand or Douglas fir in Boring, with greenery and stands available and leashed dogs welcome.

Tree options: Cut your own

Douglas fir U-cut tree
$8/ft
Published selling schedule
Day after Thanksgiving–December 23.
Visit hours
Weekdays 10am–5pm; weekends 8am–5pm.
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About 8 miles away · Sandy, Oregon

Christmas fir field with Mount Hood beyond Knapp Farms

Sandy · Oregon

Knapp Farms

Choose a Noble, Nordmann or Turkish fir in Sandy, with staff cutting help, free shaking and baling and farm-made wreaths.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Noble fir — 3 ft
$33
Previously published season
November 22–23, then Friday–Sunday through December 21.
Visit hours
Selling days 9am–4pm.

Previously published prices; confirm current rates before choosing your tree.

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About 12 miles away · Sandy, Oregon

Snow across the fields and evergreen hillside at Rainy Mountain Farms.

Sandy · Oregon

Rainy Mountain Farms

Choose a Noble fir at Rainy Mountain, with other limited fir choices, staff cutting, cocoa and a small-farm visit by the fire.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Christmas tree, any available size
$50
Previously published season
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Visit hours
Friday–Sunday 10am–4pm; other days by appointment.

These are the previously published tree prices; confirm renewed prices and available sizes before choosing.

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About 14 miles away · Gresham, Oregon

Rows of Christmas-sized fir trees at JTB Christmas Trees.

Gresham · Oregon

JTB U-Cut Christmas Trees

Choose Noble, Grand or Douglas firs at JTB for one price by species, with free shaking, baling, cider and popcorn.

Tree options: Cut your own

U-cut Noble fir, any available height
$80
2026 tree season
Opens November 27; season may last only a few weeks.
Visit hours
Opening Friday and weekends 9am–5pm; normal weekdays 2–5pm.
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About 14 miles away · Oregon City, Oregon

A child beside a spotted pony at Merrywood Farm.

Oregon City · Oregon

Merrywood Farm

Follow Merrywood’s colored price ribbons through U-cut and daily-restocked pre-cut trees, with cider, a fire and customer-only weekend pony rides.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut

Ribbon-priced Christmas tree
From $30
Previously published season
From the day after Thanksgiving until stock sells out.
Visit hours
Opening Friday and weekends 9am–4:30pm; Monday noon–4:30pm; Tuesday–Friday after opening day 10am–4:30pm.
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In Estacada

Selected farms in Estacada: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareBob’z Garden CenterEstacada, Oregon · in townHughes Family Tree FarmEstacada, Oregon · in town
Trees & sizesCut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • Species: Douglas fir, Grand fir, Noble fir, Nordmann fir.
  • Bob’z grows Douglas, Grand, Noble and Nordmann firs, with the stated selection generally 3–9 feet tall.
  • Choose the size and branch spacing that suit your room and decorations.
  • The farm’s safety rules prohibit taking a seedling shorter than 3 feet or trimming a cut tree to reduce its price.
Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • Species: Douglas fir, Grand fir, Noble fir.
  • Hughes offers Douglas, Grand and Noble firs, generally from about 2–10 feet; its Noble range is stated as roughly 2½–9 feet.
  • Measured height is rounded down to the whole foot, so a tree just under 6 feet is charged at the 5-foot height.
  • Follow the field signs for varieties and use the measuring poles as a guide.
Published price exampleTree price not specified.Douglas fir U-cut tree: $8/ft
  • Height rounded down to whole foot.
  • Other published price details: Noble/Grand $12/ft; measured height rounded down. Handling services included.
Cutting helpCut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • Help with your tree: Choosing and cutting · Hand saws, kneepads and staff cutting assistance
  • The farm supplies hand saws and kneepads, and staff can cut the tree for you. Visitors may not use chainsaws; staff handle that work. Crew can haul the tree from the field by ATV, then shake, bale and help load it. Shaking and baling are free.
Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • Included tree services: Cutting · Supplied saws/kneepads or staff assistance
  • Take a supplied saw and kneepad and ride into the fields if you prefer. Staff in orange vests can cut your chosen tree and help it reach the pickup point. You may carry it yourself, but field transport, shaking, baling and vehicle loading are provided without extra charge.
  • Keep the tree’s tag or ticket for payment indoors. Free twine is available for securing the tree. Visitors may use a bow saw or small electric saw; gas chainsaws are prohibited, and trees must be cut at the base rather than taking a top.
Shaking, baling & loadingHelp with your tree: Field return · Staff ATV haul
  • Help with your tree: Preparation · Free shaking and baling
  • Help with your tree: Vehicle · Loading help; designated parking only
  • The farm supplies hand saws and kneepads, and staff can cut the tree for you. Visitors may not use chainsaws; staff handle that work. Crew can haul the tree from the field by ATV, then shake, bale and help load it. Shaking and baling are free.
Included tree services: Preparation · Free shaking and baling
  • Included tree services: Loading · Free loading help and twine
  • Take a supplied saw and kneepad and ride into the fields if you prefer. Staff in orange vests can cut your chosen tree and help it reach the pickup point. You may carry it yourself, but field transport, shaking, baling and vehicle loading are provided without extra charge.
  • Keep the tree’s tag or ticket for payment indoors. Free twine is available for securing the tree. Visitors may use a bow saw or small electric saw; gas chainsaws are prohibited, and trees must be cut at the base rather than taking a top.
Visit arrangementsNovember 28–December 21.
  • Tree-selling dates and hours: Monday–Friday, November 28–December 21 · 10am–4pm
  • Tree-selling dates and hours: Saturday–Sunday, November 28–December 21 · 9am–4pm
  • Previous-season dates retained as published; confirm the coming season before your visit.
Opens November 14. Closed Thanksgiving Day.
  • Tree-selling dates and hours: Tuesday–Sunday from November 14 · 9am–4pm
  • Tree-selling dates and hours: Mondays and Thanksgiving Day · Closed
  • The main visit notice closes Mondays, while the separate seasonal announcement lists seven-day hours. Confirm Monday availability before your trip.

Nearby · outside Estacada

Selected nearby farms outside Estacada: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareHemphill FarmsOregon City, Oregon · nearbyMerrywood FarmOregon City, Oregon · nearbyRedland Family FarmOregon City, Oregon · nearby
Trees & sizesCut your own; Pre-cut trees; Staff cuts your choice
  • Species: Noble fir, Grand fir, Douglas fir.
  • Choose your own field tree, ask staff to cut it, or select a pre-cut.
  • Do not cut seedlings 4 feet or smaller; a four-foot minimum charge applies, and trimming a harvested tree afterward cannot reduce its price.
Cut your own; Pre-cut trees
  • Species: Noble fir, Grand fir, Douglas fir, Nordmann fir.
  • Most trees are $30–$100, with premium trees higher; Noble firs start at $50 and are pre-cut from higher-elevation fields.
  • U-cut stock is supplemented with fresh pre-cuts from nearby fields, restocked through the week; the season can end when the ready-cut stock sells out to protect the field crop.
  • Sequoia, White pine, Silver fir, Turkish fir and Spruce may also be available in limited supply; ask before relying on one of these less-common choices.
  • If you need a tall tree for a vaulted ceiling, the operator recommends reserving early because the large trees go quickly; it does not publish a fixed maximum height.
Cut your own; Pre-cut trees; Staff cuts your choice
  • Species: Noble fir, Douglas fir, Nordmann fir, Grand fir.
  • Redland’s fields offer Noble, Douglas and Nordmann firs, with a limited Grand selection.
Published price exampleNoble or natural unsheared Noble fir: $14/ft
  • Four-foot minimum field charge; no cutting seedlings 4ft or smaller.
  • A four-foot minimum charge applies to field trees; do not cut seedlings four feet or smaller. Paint is $5/ft in addition to the tree price; credit-card payment adds $3.
  • Other published price details: Four-foot minimum; paint $5/ft extra and cards $3 surcharge.
Pre-cut Noble fir: From $50
  • Other published price details: Noble pre-cuts from $50; ribbon-priced grades may exceed $100.
Tabletop tree, 4ft orshorter: $15/ft
  • Other published price details: Douglas $60; Noble/Nordmann $100; Grand marked; tabletop $15/ft. Optional festival $40/family.
Cutting helpCut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • Saws, kneeling pads, twine and carts are available. Staff can cut and haul the tree by ATV or trailer, then provide complimentary shaking, baling and loading. Leave your vehicle in the designated parking lot rather than driving into the fields.
  • Customer chainsaws are prohibited. Wear suitable shoes for uneven ground and watch for seedlings. Cash and credit cards are accepted, with a $3 credit-card surcharge; tree and wreath sales are final.
Cut your own
  • Once you have chosen, bring the pricing ribbon to the cashier. You will receive a checkout ribbon to tie on the tree so outdoor staff can see it has been paid for. Hand saws are provided, though bringing your own can help when all loaners are in the field.
Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • The team hauls from the road, shakes and bales the tree, and prepares it for transport. Twine is available, but the farm encourages bringing ratchet straps. Kneeling pads are described on the Christmas page.
  • Wear boots and dress for the weather. The farm has a gravel parking lot with paved roads and turf in visitor areas. Motorized saws and chainsaws are prohibited; do not bring weapons, drugs or alcohol. Leashed, non-aggressive dogs are welcome with cleanup.
Shaking, baling & loadingRides, fires and treats: Free offerings · Train/hayrides, coffee/cocoa, crafts, shake/bale
  • Saws, kneeling pads, twine and carts are available. Staff can cut and haul the tree by ATV or trailer, then provide complimentary shaking, baling and loading. Leave your vehicle in the designated parking lot rather than driving into the fields.
Once you have chosen, bring the pricing ribbon to the cashier. You will receive a checkout ribbon to tie on the tree so outdoor staff can see it has been paid for. Hand saws are provided, though bringing your own can help when all loaners are in the field.
  • Twine is available but the farm does not have a baler. Cash and checks are preferred because Wi Fi is unreliable; cards can be run when needed. Wear boots and watch for slippery ground and stumps; the pre-cut area is less muddy than the fields.
The team hauls from the road, shakes and bales the tree, and prepares it for transport. Twine is available, but the farm encourages bringing ratchet straps. Kneeling pads are described on the Christmas page.
Visit arrangementsNovember 27–December 24.
  • Tree-shopping schedule: Monday–Friday · Noon–4pm
  • Tree-shopping schedule: Saturday and Sunday · 9am–4pm
From the day after Thanksgiving until stock sells out.
  • Previously published opening schedule: Opening Friday after Thanksgiving · 9am–4:30pm
  • Previously published opening schedule: Saturday and Sunday · 9am–4:30pm
  • Previously published opening schedule: Monday · Noon–4:30pm
  • Previously published opening schedule: Tuesday–Friday after opening day · 10am–4:30pm
  • These are the previously published selling arrangements; confirm the new season’s dates, hours and stock before traveling.
  • Early tree shopping is by email or Facebook Messenger appointment. Email merrywoodfarm@gmail.com or use the operator’s linked Facebook page for a quicker reply. During busy visitor hours phone calls often go unanswered; voicemail is returned as time allows.
Buy tree tags and optional festival tickets at the farm; email to confirm tree hours outside festival days.
  • Christmas Festival: November 21–22, November 27–29 and December 5–6.

Offers vary by species, size and format. Confirm prices, stock and opening details before visiting; ask about unlisted handling charges.

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