Portland · Oregon
Plumper Farms
Choose a U-cut, staff-cut or pre-cut tree, then enjoy the Christmas farm store, barn animals and first-come fire pits in Portland.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Douglas fir Christmas tree
- $11/ft
- General Christmas season
- Christmas tree season generally runs mid-November–mid-December; confirm exact selling days.
Other offered types $13/ft; Christmas admission free.
All tree prices ↓The visitor FAQ gives a general seasonal window; an exact coming-season calendar and tree-selling hours are not posted.
Season dates ↓
Trees & prices.
Official prices ↗| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Douglas fir Christmas tree | $11/ft |
| Noble, Grand and other offered tree types | $13/ft |
| Christmas-season admission | Free |
| Small wreath | $30 |
| Large wreath | $40 |
| Garland — 15 ft | $30 |
Season dates.
General Christmas season: Christmas tree season generally runs mid-November–mid-December; confirm exact selling days.
The visitor FAQ gives a general seasonal window; an exact coming-season calendar and tree-selling hours are not posted.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Plumper gives you three ways to buy: choose a ready-cut tree, cut a field tree with one of the farm’s saws, or ask staff to do the cutting. Douglas firs cost $11 per foot; Nobles, Grands and other offered types are $13 per foot.
Christmas-season admission is free. Tree purchases, greenery, food, feed cups and s’mores kits are separate purchases, so you can plan a short tree pickup or a longer farm stop.
Tree species
- Douglas fir
- Noble fir
- Grand fir
The farm visit.
Fire pits and the Christmas store
Fire pits around the farm are first-come, first-served. Bring your group to an available fire and buy a s’mores kit from the store if you would like a treat.
The Christmas store sells tree stands, local honey, jams, apple cider, pickles, gifts, wreaths and garland. Small wreaths are $30, large wreaths $40, and 15-foot garland $30. Pumpkin donuts, hot cider and hot chocolate are offered Friday through Sunday.
Meet the barn animals
The farm’s 1890 barn and animal loop are part of the Christmas outing. Pick up a family feed cup from the store if you would like to feed the animals. This winter offering is distinct from the larger pumpkin-patch attraction list.
Santa visits and other seasons
The previously published Santa schedule lists November 28–30 and December 6–7, 10am–4pm. Check the Christmas page for the coming season’s sessions before planning around Santa.
| Activity | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Christmas admission | Free |
| Fire pits | First-come, first-served; s’mores kits sold in store |
| Farm animals | Barn and animal loop; feed cups available in store |
| Refreshments | Pumpkin donuts, cider/cocoa Friday–Sunday |
| Santa | Previous-season sessions: November 28–30 / December 6–7, 10am–4pm; confirm new dates |
Winter birthdays and private events
Reserve a covered space for a winter birthday, company gathering or other private event. Winter event admission is $0 per person, while the chosen space has a separate reservation fee. Birthday reservations run for four hours, including setup and takedown; they are confirmed only after a signed contract and the refundable space reservation fee are received. Confirm refund conditions in the contract.
Bring outside food, non-alcoholic drinks and your own decorations, but leave glitter and confetti at home to protect the animals. Pay for add-ons during booking if they need to be ready when your event starts; additional food and activities can be purchased on the day. These arrangements are separate from an ordinary tree-shopping visit.
| Offer | Conditions |
|---|---|
| Event tent — 20 × 40 ft | $550; largest space, best suited to groups of 50 or more |
| Hoophouse — 24 × 30 ft | $300; up to 30 adults or 40 total guests including children |
| Greenhouse — 20 × 24 ft | $225; up to 20 adults or 30 total guests including children |
| Birthday reservation | Four hours including setup and takedown; signed contract and refundable space fee required |
| Winter event admission | $0 per person; space fee and purchases still apply |
Pets, terrain and payment
Dogs must be comfortable with crowds, other dogs and farm animals. Keep them on a short leash beside you and clean up after them. The farm sits on a hill with uneven grass and gravel; reaching all activities requires climbing a medium-sized hill. Designated accessible parking near the entrance and accessible portable toilets are provided, while the outdoor terrain can still be challenging.
Bring a card for farm purchases: the FAQ describes card payment for purchases beyond admission. Its limited day-of cash admission option specifically refers to the fall festival, while Christmas admission is free. Confirm any Christmas cash option with the farm. Separately booked spring, summer and fall field trips have their own admission and activities.
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.