North Bend · Washington
Christmas Creek Tree Farm
Choose between field cutting and pre-cut trees at Christmas Creek in North Bend, with tree preparation help and a heated sales building.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree prices
- From $68–$89 by species
- Latest announced Christmas season
- November 22–December 13; selected opening dates.
Douglas from $68; Grand from $78; Noble and Nordmann from $89. These are starting prices.
All tree prices ↓No appointment needed for the published tree-shopping dates.
Hours: Selected dates: noon–4pm or 9am–4pm; final day 10am–4pm.
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
| Tree & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Douglas fir | From $68 |
| Grand fir | From $78 |
| Noble / Nordmann fir | From $89 |
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Latest announced Christmas season: November 22–December 13; selected opening dates.
No appointment needed for the published tree-shopping dates.
| Tree-shopping dates | Hours |
|---|---|
| November 22–23 and November 26 | Noon–4pm |
| November 28–30 | 9am–4pm |
| December 5 | Noon–4pm |
| December 6–7 | 9am–4pm |
| December 13 · final day | 10am–4pm |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Choose and cut Noble, Nordmann, Grand or Douglas fir, or browse the pre-cut selection. The tree page posts starting prices of $68 for Douglas, $78 for Grand, and $89 for Noble or Nordmann fir; compare the marked individual trees for your chosen size.
The farm visit.
Complimentary drinks and heated bathrooms
Hot apple cider and coffee are complimentary, and fire pits provide a warming stop. Heated bathrooms are available. Leashed dogs may visit the outdoor farm but must remain outside the sales building.
Santa Breakfast
The November 22 breakfast ran 9:30am–11:30am. Farm gates opened at 9am, the doors at 9:10am and Santa was expected around 9:45am to read a story. Families could then eat, do crafts and take their own photographs with him. Bring a camera and warm layers: the indoor building was unheated apart from a few heaters.
Breakfast included pancakes, pastries, fruit, bacon and sausage. Children’s and youth tickets also included a goodie bag with prizes and crafts. Every participant needed a ticket, including children admitted free; an adult had to accompany children. The event was marked sold out.
The gift shop opened after breakfast, with trees, wreaths and garland sold separately. Food sensitivities or allergies could be discussed in advance with the operator.
| Ticket | Total price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Under 2 | $0 · ticket required | Free entry; accompanying adult required |
| Child · ages 2–9 | $24.85 ($21 + $3.85 fee) | Breakfast, goodie bag, prizes and crafts |
| Youth · ages 10–15 | $24.85 ($21 + $3.85 fee) | Breakfast, goodie bag, prizes and crafts |
| Adult · age 16+ | $24.85 ($21 + $3.85 fee) | Breakfast and Santa event |
Santa Nights
A single Santa Pass covered the whole family for a nighttime Christmas outing. Check in at the white sales shack for the pass, then park in the lower field. The pass included a photograph with Santa, hot cider, cookies, a holiday movie, crafts and a nighttime hayride; popcorn was offered with the film. The photographer delivered the Santa pictures by email in five to seven days.
The booked time was for meeting Santa. Families could arrive before that slot and remain until the event ended; Santa departed at 8pm. Outdoor activities depended on the weather, so dress for the evening. The December 12 visit remained scheduled after the flooding.
The gift shop, pre-cut trees, garland and wreaths were available as separate purchases. Choose-and-cut fields were closed during Santa Nights.
| Date | Hours | Total family price |
|---|---|---|
| December 4 · Santa Chuck | 5pm–8pm | $62.84 ($55 + $7.84 fee) |
| December 7 · Santa Chuck | 5pm–8pm | $62.84 ($55 + $7.84 fee) |
| December 12 · Santa Mark | 5pm–8pm | $62.84 ($55 + $7.84 fee) |
Hayrides and bakery treats
Hayrides were part of the announced Christmas experience. North Bend Bakery brought sweet treats for purchase, while the farm’s hot apple cider and coffee were complimentary. Fire pits offered a place to warm up between tree hunting and the other stops.
Tree preparation and seasonal shopping
Borrow a saw and use the supplied twine. Shaking, baling and tie-down help are offered, with flocking available as a separate service. The gift shop sells wreaths, swags, porch pots and custom-cut garland.
Finding the farm
From I-90 exit 34, turn right onto 468th Avenue SE and continue about a quarter-mile to the large candy canes. Use 15515 468th Avenue SE, North Bend, for the Christmas-tree entrance.
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