A weekends-only farm near Eugene where grand and noble fir can grow unusually tall, good for vaulted ceilings, with free hay wagon rides out to the field — though taller trees cost proportionally more at these per-foot rates.
$14/ft grand fir (up to 16 ft); $15/ft noble fir (up to 20 ft) and Nordmann fir (up to 6 ft) (2025 season pricing).
Al’s Hidden Valley Tree Farm is one of the few farms in this research where tree height is specifically called out as unusual: grand fir up to 16 ft and noble fir up to 20 ft, both taller ceilings than most nearby farms mention. That’s genuinely useful if you have a great room or vaulted ceiling and have struggled to find a tree tall enough locally. The tradeoff is cost — pricing here is per foot ($14/ft grand fir, $15/ft noble fir), so a tall tree adds up quickly. A 10-ft grand fir runs about $140; push to 16 ft and, doing the same per-foot math, that’s roughly $224. There’s no flat-rate ceiling to cap the cost the way there is at some other farms in this batch.
Worth noting separately: Nordmann fir is priced at the same $15/ft as noble fir, but the record caps it at 6 ft, a much shorter maximum than the noble fir’s 20-ft range. If you specifically want a Nordmann fir and need real height, this may not be the farm for that combination — the tall-tree advantage here appears to apply mainly to grand and noble fir.
Free hay wagon rides out to the field are included, per the record, rather than a paid add-on. That’s a nice touch that also solves a practical problem at a farm growing genuinely tall trees — a long walk to reach the best specimens is less of a burden with a ride included. Complimentary hot cocoa, cider, and coffee round out the visit.
The farm’s hours are listed as Saturday and Sunday, 9am–4pm, with no weekday hours mentioned — plan around that if your availability is limited to weekdays. The bigger gap is season length: only a 2025 closing date of “through Dec 14” was found, with no opening date confirmed even for that year, let alone 2026. That makes it harder than usual to estimate when the season realistically starts; calling ahead once the season nears is the more reliable approach than guessing from a partial 2025 record.
No 2026 dates are published yet. The 2025 listing gave only a closing date of Dec 14 with no confirmed opening date, so plan for an early-season visit once 2026 information is available.
About an hour, including the free hay wagon ride out to the field and back.
Not stated in the record. With only Saturday and Sunday hours, expect more concentrated weekend traffic than at farms open several days a week.
Not described in the record; expect an unpaved or gravel lot typical of a working farm.
Not addressed in the source. The free hay wagon ride out to the field may be worth asking about specifically if walking a long distance to the cutting area is a concern.
Skip if you can only visit on a weekday, since the farm appears to be open Saturday and Sunday only, or if you want a shorter, cheaper tree — the per-foot pricing means tall trees here cost noticeably more.
Willoughby Christmas Tree Farm in Junction City and Hladky's Tree Farm in Pleasant Hill are both in the same general Lane County area if Al's weekend-only schedule doesn't fit your plans.
2025 pricing was $14/ft for grand fir (up to 16 ft) and $15/ft for noble fir (up to 20 ft) or Nordmann fir (up to 6 ft). A 10-ft grand fir runs about $140; a 10-ft noble fir about $150. 2026 pricing hasn't been confirmed.
Potentially — the record notes grand fir up to 16 ft and noble fir up to 20 ft, taller than most other farms in this research mention. Given the per-foot pricing, a tree at the top of that range would be expensive; confirm actual availability and cost for the height you need.
The record lists Saturday and Sunday hours, 9am–4pm, with no weekday hours mentioned.
Yes, free hay wagon rides out to the field are offered, per the record.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Sat–Sun. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $14. $14/ft grand fir (up to 16 ft); $15/ft noble fir (up to 20 ft) and Nordmann fir (up to 6 ft) (2025 season pricing).
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
89900 Demming Road, Elmira, OR, in Lane County. It is one of 12 farms we track in Willamette Valley OR.
We track 12 farms in Willamette Valley OR, 12 of which let you cut your own tree. At $14 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $14, undercutting 1 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has a hayride or sleigh ride, which most Willamette Valley OR farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 12 farms we track in Willamette Valley OR had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other farms we track in Lane County. All Willamette Valley OR farms →
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Checked August 2026.