Scappoose · Oregon
Christmas Mountain Choose and Cut
Ride the wagon or walk into Christmas Mountain’s fir fields, with peak-day reservations, a gift shop and hot drinks.
At a glance · 2026 season
Plan your visit.
- U-cut fir and white pine
- $15–$340
- 2026 tree season
- Early access November 21–22; regular season November 27–December 20.
- Visit arrangements
- Reserve one entry ticket per vehicle for November 27–29 and December 5–6.
Height tiers for Noble/Nordmann/white pine; Douglas/Grand $11/ft through 11ft.
All tree prices ↓Hours: Early access/weekends 9am–4:30pm; weekdays 10am–4:30pm.
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Douglas or Grand fir, through 11ft | $11/ft |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 1ft | $15 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 2ft | $28 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 3ft | $40 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 4ft | $54 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 5ft | $68 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 6ft | $82 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 7ft | $95 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 8ft | $108 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 9ft | $122 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 10ft | $135 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 11ft | $176 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 12ft | $192 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 13ft | $208 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 14ft | $266 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 15ft | $285 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 16ft | $320 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
| Noble, Nordmann or white pine, 17ft | $340 Trees over 15ft may not be baled. |
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗2026 tree season: Early access November 21–22; regular season November 27–December 20.
| Tree-shopping schedule | Hours |
|---|---|
| November 21–22 early access | 9am–4:30pm |
| November 27 | 9am–4:30pm |
| November 28–December 20 weekends | 9am–4:30pm |
| November 28–December 20 weekdays | 10am–4:30pm |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Choose Noble, Nordmann, Douglas or Grand fir, or white pine. Noble, Nordmann and white pine share posted height tiers from $15 for a one-foot tree to $340 at 17 feet; Douglas and Grand are listed at $11 per foot through 11 feet.
Borrow a saw and collect a tree tag and farm map at check-in. Ride the tractor wagon or walk to the fields, cut close to the ground, then attach the tag low on a branch beside the trunk and leave the tree at a designated pickup point.
Tree species
- Noble fir
- Nordmann fir
- Douglas fir
- Grand fir
- White pine
The farm visit.
From the field to your car
A dedicated crew collects tagged trees and carries them back to the parking area. Shaking and baling are free, with trees over 15 feet potentially too large to bale. Staff can help with cutting and tying, and complimentary twine is available.
The driver remains responsible for securing the load; the farm advises against tying a tree onto a glass roof. Customer chainsaws are prohibited. Dogs must be controlled on leashes and cleaned up after, and cannot ride the wagon.
Reserve peak days
One reservation ticket is required per vehicle on November 27–29 and December 5–6. The entry window includes wagon rides, hot drinks, gift-shop access, shaking, baling and help getting the tree to the car. Other open days do not require reservations. The public reservation page says sales begin November 1 at 7am; the ticket price is not yet shown.
If reservations sell out, a $15 drop-in pass may be purchased only after finding parking along the county road; entry is not guaranteed and may involve a wait. To change a reservation, buy the replacement time and email for a refund of the first ticket before its arrival time.
| Offering | What to know |
|---|---|
| Peak days | November 27–29 and December 5–6; one reservation per vehicle |
| Other days | No reservation required |
| Drop-in option | $15 at check-in if county-road parking is found; no guaranteed entry |
Warm drinks and holiday visitors
Coffee, cocoa and hot cider are free near the gift shop. Hot donuts and snacks, wagon rides and the shop add to the outing. Santa and Mrs. Claus appear on the five peak days, usually 10am–3pm.
At roughly 1,500 feet, the farm can have colder conditions and sometimes snow when the valley does not. The checkout accepts major card and mobile payment methods through Square.
Fresh greenery, made at the farm
The wreaths are handmade onsite from Noble boughs with cedar, juniper, holly and cones. Alongside classic mixed wreaths are crosses, candy canes, Christmas-tree shapes, door charms and snowflakes. Custom wreaths can reach five feet across; allow preparation time or arrange one ahead.
Farm-grown Western red cedar garland is sold by the foot, usually in six-, ten-, fifteen- and twenty-five-foot lengths. Contact the farm ahead of a visit if you need a particular length.
Other farms to compare.
- Helvetia Christmas Tree FarmHillsboro, Oregon
Choose trimmed or natural firs, then explore the holiday shop, tractor train and Santaland at Helvetia.
- Pollard RanchPortland, Oregon
Choose a fir in Pollard Ranch’s Skyline plantation, warm up by the fire, or arrange a freshly cut tree for pickup or local delivery.
- Buckendorf Family Tree FarmSalem, Oregon
Pick a farm-grown fir at Buckendorf, with saws, kneeling pads, tree handling and a firepit for a comfortable South Salem outing.