Forest Grove · Oregon
David Hill Farm
Choose a U-cut tree on opening weekend or a pre-cut fir later, with field help, free handling and a bonfire in Forest Grove.
At a glance · 2026 season
Plan your visit.
- Pre-cut Christmas trees
- $10/ft
- Published selling schedule
- November 27–29, then Saturdays and Sundays through December. Weekdays until Christmas by appointment.
- Find the farm
- 45627 NW David Hill Road, Forest Grove, OR 97116
- General farm contact and weekday appointments503-756-3646
U-cut only opening weekend; Douglas $10/ft, other listed firs $14/ft, 6 ft minimum U-cut charge.
All tree prices ↓Hours: Selling weekends 10am–5pm; weekdays by phone appointment.
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Pre-cut Christmas trees | $10/ft |
| U-cut Douglas fir | $10/ft Opening weekend only; 6 ft minimum. |
| U-cut Noble or Nordmann fir | $14/ft Opening weekend only; 6 ft minimum. |
| U-cut Grand fir | $14/ft Limited supply; opening weekend only; 6 ft minimum. |
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Published selling schedule: November 27–29, then Saturdays and Sundays through December. Weekdays until Christmas by appointment.
| Tree-selling dates and hours | Hours |
|---|---|
| Opening weekend, November 27–29 | 10am–5pm; U-cut available |
| Following December Saturdays and Sundays | 10am–5pm; pre-cut selection |
| Weekdays until Christmas | By phone appointment |
Choose your Christmas tree.
David Hill grows Douglas, Noble, Nordmann and limited Grand firs. Cutting your own tree is available only on opening weekend; after that, the pre-cut section is the regular option, with Douglas and Noble firs highlighted.
Every U-cut purchase has a minimum charge equivalent to 6 feet. Douglas firs cost $10 per foot, while Noble, Nordmann and Grand firs cost $14 per foot. Pre-cut trees cost $10 per foot, making their buying method as important as the variety when comparing prices.
Tree species
- Douglas fir
- Noble fir
- Nordmann fir
- Grand fir
The farm visit.
From field tag to loading area
On opening weekend, start with a tag, measuring pole and saw. Select and cut your tree, or wave down a helper with a chainsaw if you would prefer staff to cut it. Tag the tree before staff help move it to the main road for pickup. After opening weekend, choose from the pre-cut section.
At the baling station, the crew shakes the tree, squares and recuts the stump, and can bale it in twine. Staff also help load and tie it down. Shaking and baling are free, and each tree purchase includes a free ornament.
| Stage | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Selection | Tag, measuring pole and saw supplied |
| Cutting and field return | Opening-weekend staff cutting help and tree pickup from main road |
| Preparation | Free shaking/baling; stump squared and recut |
| Loading | Help loading and tying down; ornament with every tree |
A quieter farm outing
Warm up beside the bonfire with hot cocoa and s’mores, or take a walk through the woods. Visitors may explore the farm even if they are not buying a tree. Handmade wreaths and seasonal floral arrangements provide other reasons to stop.
Opening weekend and weekday appointments
The opening weekend is November 27–29, 10am–5pm. Saturday and Sunday hours continue through December, while weekday visits until Christmas must be arranged by phone. Use 45627 NW David Hill Road; the adjacent Christmas Trees West business uses a separate address.
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.