The most fully documented farm in this batch, straight from its own site — per-foot pricing, a 7-ft field-cut minimum, and full-service cutting — but the Winter Wonderland extras like carriage rides mostly cost extra and need reservations.
$9.95/ft Douglas fir and $12.95/ft grand fir (any size); $15.95–$19.95/ft noble and Nordmann fir (up to 14.5 ft); 7-ft minimum on field-cut trees; tree flocking $15/ft extra with 48-hr dry time (per farm's own site, 2025 season pricing).
Lee Farms stands apart in this batch because its pricing comes directly from the farm’s own website rather than a secondhand roundup, which makes the numbers here more reliable than most other listings. Pricing runs per foot: Douglas fir at $9.95/ft, grand fir at $12.95/ft regardless of size, and noble or Nordmann fir sliding from $15.95 to $19.95/ft depending on height up to 14.5 ft. There’s also a 7-ft minimum on trees cut directly in the field, which implies shorter trees are sold precut rather than field-cut — worth asking about if you specifically want a small tree cut fresh.
Running the math: a 7-ft Douglas fir comes to about $69.65, a 7-ft grand fir about $90.65, and a 7-ft noble fir at the $15.95/ft rate about $111.65 — a real spread of over $40 between the cheapest and priciest species at the same height. If budget matters more than species, Douglas fir is clearly the value option here.
One detail that stands out: staff cut, shake, and bale every tree, whether you selected it yourself in the field or chose a precut one. That’s a fuller-service model than most U-cut farms in this research, where doing the cutting yourself is usually the point of the “U-cut” label. Here, the labor of the cut itself is handled either way — the choice is really about whether you walk the field to pick versus grabbing something already selected.
Lee Farms offers a genuine Winter Wonderland-style lineup: horse-drawn carriage rides, a jump pad and slide, a hay maze, and animal feeding, plus a farm market and bakery. But carriage rides and animal feeding both require a separate fee and advance reservation, per the record — this isn’t a farm where you can assume everything beyond the tree is included or available on a walk-up basis. Tree flocking is also available at $15/ft on top of the base tree price, with a 48-hour dry time to plan around if you want a flocked tree ready for a specific date.
Cash-only status is explicitly ruled out here — cards are accepted, a genuinely useful confirmed fact rather than an unstated gap. The remaining unknown is timing: as of this research, the farm’s own site confirmed the 2025 season had concluded, with no 2026 dates yet posted. Given how well-documented the rest of this listing is, checking leefarmsoregon.com again as the season approaches is likely to get you reliable, farm-confirmed information rather than a secondhand estimate.
No 2026 dates are published yet. The farm's own site confirms the 2025 season has concluded with no 2026 dates posted, so check back closer to the season; when dates are live, earlier is safer for the taller specialty firs.
About an hour for the tree itself; 2–3 hours if you're adding the carriage ride, jump pad, hay maze, or reserved animal feeding.
Not stated in the record. Reservation-based extras like carriage rides and animal feeding suggest the farm manages capacity deliberately, which may mean it's worth booking those ahead rather than assuming same-day availability.
Not described in the record; expect a farm-style lot rather than confirmed paved parking, appropriate to the scale of this operation.
Not addressed in the source. Staff handle cutting, shaking, and baling regardless of whether you pick the tree yourself, which reduces the physical work required compared to fully self-service U-cut farms.
Skip if you want a small tree cut directly from the field — there's a 7-ft minimum on field-cut trees, so smaller sizes are presumably precut only — or if you're not planning to budget beyond the tree price, since several popular extras require separate fees and reservations.
Sleighbells Farm & Gift Shop in nearby Sherwood is a similarly amenity-focused option if Lee Farms' reservation requirements for carriage rides or animal feeding don't fit your timing.
Per the farm's own site: $9.95/ft for Douglas fir, $12.95/ft for grand fir (any size), and $15.95–$19.95/ft for noble and Nordmann fir up to 14.5 ft. A 7-ft Douglas fir runs about $69.65; a 7-ft grand fir about $90.65. There's a 7-ft minimum on field-cut trees. 2026 pricing hasn't been confirmed yet.
No. Staff cut, shake, and bale every tree regardless of whether you pick it yourself in the field or choose a precut one.
No. Both require a separate fee and a reservation, per the record.
No, the record confirms cash_only is false — cards are accepted.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Wed–Sun. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $9.95. $9.95/ft Douglas fir and $12.95/ft grand fir (any size); $15.95–$19.95/ft noble and Nordmann fir (up to 14.5 ft); 7-ft minimum on field-cut trees; tree flocking $15/ft extra with 48-hr dry time (per farm's own site, 2025 season pricing).
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
21975 SW 65th Ave., Tualatin, OR 97062, in Washington County. It is one of 12 farms we track in Portland Metro OR.
We track 12 farms in Portland Metro OR, 11 of which let you cut your own tree. At $9.95 to start this one sits below the regional median of $50, undercutting 9 of the 10 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has free netting/baling, a petting area, a gift shop or farm market, which most Portland Metro 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 Portland Metro OR had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
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Checked August 2026.