Cut your tree close to home.
Tualatin is one of the few Portland suburbs with choose-and-cut tree farms right in town. Lee Farms and Century Farm open each year around Thanksgiving weekend, and more farms sit a short drive away, all within about 20 minutes of 22379 SW 107th Ave.
The Oregon Christmas tree tradition is alive and well in the Tualatin Valley, where generations of family farms grow Noble, Douglas, and Grand firs on hillsides that stay green all winter. Most area farms open for the season around Thanksgiving weekend and run through mid-December or until the trees sell out, with hours and prices announced each fall on their websites and social pages.
Families in the neighborhoods around 22379 SW 107th Ave often keep it simple: a hot cocoa stop, a saw for the tree, and a hay bale for the kids. Plan to call ahead or check the farm's page before you go, because opening dates shift a little every year with weather and harvest timing.
Tree farms
Five farms near Tualatin.
Lee Farms
21975 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin
The seventh-generation working farm in Tualatin, in the family since 1869, offers U-cut field trees including Noble Fir, plus pre-cut trees, shaking and baling, flocking, and a farm store stocked year-round. Tree season typically runs Wednesday through Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM, after opening around Thanksgiving weekend. Confirm hours on the farm's page.
Century Farm
10050 SW Hazelbrook Rd, Tualatin
A choose-and-cut farm right off Hazelbrook Road with more than 5,000 trees in Douglas, Noble, and Grand Fir, plus we-cut and pre-cut options. The farm also sells handmade wreaths, swags, and garlands, and has traditionally opened daily from 9 AM to dark through the season.
Yager Tree Farm
22085 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin
A U-cut farm on SW 65th Avenue sharing the same quiet country road as Lee Farms. It is a neighborhood favorite for a quick tree run without leaving town limits, with details and opening dates posted each season.
Christensen Christmas Trees
30205 SW Ladd Hill Rd, Sherwood
About 10 minutes from Tualatin in the Ladd Hill countryside, Christensen offers U-cut trees at a flat price, historically around $25 per tree, with Saturdays the main day to go. A no-frills, family-run option for a classic tree-cutting outing.
Pollard Ranch
Skyline Ridge, Tualatin Mountains
About 20 minutes away on Skyline Ridge, this U-cut farm grows roughly 35,000 trees and adds wreaths, garlands, and cocoa by the fire for a full outing. It also offers delivery for people who want a real farm tree without the drive.
A few pre-holiday tips
Plan ahead and check hours
Opening dates for 2026 are typically announced each fall, so call or check websites before you go. Bring cash at smaller farms, measure your ceiling first, and remember that a fresh-cut Noble Fir holds needles longer than many varieties, which makes it a favorite in Oregon living rooms.
Plan the whole weekend
Tree, lights, and a parade.
A tree-cutting morning pairs naturally with the town's holiday calendar. The Tualatin Light Parades roll December 4 through 6 through neighborhoods near Community Park, Ibach Park, and across town, and Starry Nights and Holiday Lights lights the floating tree at Lake of the Commons. Grab the tree on the way home from one of these evenings and the season feels officially underway.
The valley's travel folks keep a running list of tree farms and tree-lot details at tualatinvalley.org, and Lee Farms posts its own tree-season hours as opening day approaches.
Make Your Move
A home where the holiday starts close by.
From the farmers market days of summer to tree-cutting season in December, 22379 SW 107th Ave sits in the middle of a town that celebrates every season. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the home, and the saw, in the same visit.
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