North Plains · Oregon
C. W. Baggenstos Farms
Choose a Noble or Grand fir in North Plains, with free shaking, optional baling and family field transport.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Noble & Grand firs — 3–11 ft
- $45–$130
- Published selling schedule
- Opens the day after Thanksgiving.
12 ft+ $180; shaking free, baling $3. Both species share height-based rates.
All tree prices ↓Hours: Friday–Sunday 9:30am–4:30pm; Wednesday–Thursday by appointment.
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Noble or Grand fir — 3 ft | $45 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 4 ft | $55 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 5 ft | $65 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 6 ft | $70 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 7 ft | $75 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 8 ft | $80 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 9 ft | $90 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 10 ft | $110 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 11 ft | $130 |
| Noble or Grand fir — 12 ft and taller | $180 |
| Baling | $3 |
| Shaking | Free |
| Photography farm access — first hour | $75 Arrange in advance; bring own photographer. |
| Photography farm access — extra hour | $25 |
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Published selling schedule: Opens the day after Thanksgiving.
| Tree-selling dates and hours | Hours |
|---|---|
| Friday–Sunday | 9:30am–4:30pm |
| Wednesday–Thursday | Appointment required |
Choose your Christmas tree.
C. W. Baggenstos’s current Christmas selection is principally Noble fir, with a smaller Grand fir selection. Both share the same height-price list, from a $45 3-foot tree to $180 for trees 12 feet and taller. Nordmann plantings mentioned for future growth are not promised as current retail stock.
The family continues the farm after Chuck’s death, with the Christmas visit focused on helping visitors choose and bring home a tree. Turn right at the green barn when entering from NW Murphy Road.
Tree species
- Noble fir
- Grand fir
The farm visit.
Field transport and tree preparation
Families larger than five can use the wagon for the field journey; smaller groups may use a utility vehicle according to staff arrangements. Shaking is free for trees of all sizes, baling is $3 and staff can help tie the tree to your vehicle.
Use main trails, watch for slippery ground after rain and avoid young seedlings. Dogs must remain leashed, with cleanup required.
| Offer | Condition |
|---|---|
| Shaking | Free, all sizes |
| Baling | $3 |
| Vehicle | Staff tie-on help |
| Family field transport | Wagon for groups larger than 5; smaller groups by staff arrangement |
Wreaths and a warming stop
Robin makes wreaths and centerpieces at the farm. Returning the metal ring from a previous wreath after removing and composting the greens earns 10% off the next wreath purchase.
The warming area provides a place to pause after choosing the tree. Cows may be visited at the barn by request; ask staff rather than entering animal areas on your own.
Opening, weekday visits and photo sessions
The farm opens the day after Thanksgiving, with Friday–Sunday hours of 9:30am–4:30pm. Wednesday and Thursday visits require an appointment.
Bring your own photographer for a separately arranged photo session. Farm access is $75 for the first hour and $25 for each additional hour; contact the farm to arrange the time and conditions.
Photos from the farm
A closer look.
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.
- Christmas Mountain Choose and CutScappoose, Oregon
Ride the wagon or walk into Christmas Mountain’s fir fields, with peak-day reservations, a gift shop and hot drinks.