A convenient in-town farm with an unusually simple flat $65 price for any tree 4 to 12 feet, but one that has sold out in past seasons, so going early matters.
Flat 'Cut-and-Carry' price of $65 for trees 4-12 ft; a 'Farm-to-Front-Door' delivery package (Moscow city limits only) is $110.
Moscow Tree Farm keeps its pricing simple in a way that is actually unusual for the category: one flat $65 rate for any tree between 4 and 12 feet, whether you cut it yourself or let staff do it. There is no per-foot math to do here. A 4-foot tabletop tree and a 12-foot two-story tree cost exactly the same, which means picking the largest tree that fits your space is the better value inside that range.
Both options are on the table. If you cut your own, bow saws and tarps are provided, covering the tools for felling and dragging the tree out of the field, though the record does not say whether rope or tie-downs for securing it to your car are included, so bring your own just in case. If you would rather not do the work, staff will cut it for you at the same $65 price.
For anyone in Moscow city limits who does not want to haul a tree home at all, the farm offers a tree-plus-delivery package at $110 total. That is a $45 premium over the $65 cut-and-carry price, useful to know before you decide: if you have any way to strap a tree to a roof rack yourself, the math favors doing it yourself. If you do not have a vehicle that can handle it, or just do not want the hassle, $45 for delivery within town is not unreasonable.
The farm is about a mile north of the Moscow Walgreens on Highway 95, roughly three minutes from downtown, making it one of the more convenient options in this batch if you are staying in town. That said, the farm’s own site gives turn-by-turn driveway directions rather than trusting GPS alone to get you to the entrance, a strong hint that the driveway itself is easy to miss. Look for it rather than relying purely on a map app.
As of when this record was checked, the farm’s site was displaying a closed-for-the-season, all-trees-sold banner referring to the prior year, and other listings describe selling out early as a recurring pattern in good years. That is a meaningful signal: this is not a farm where you can assume trees will be available deep into December. If a specific tree size or shape matters to you, go earlier in the season rather than later, and consider calling ahead to check current stock.
The site notes contactless service and says leashed dogs are welcome, both useful if either matters to your group. Cash-only status is not specified either way in the record, so do not assume you need cash, but do not assume card works either. Ask when you arrive or call ahead.
Moscow Tree Farm’s flat $65 rate removes the pricing guesswork that trips up a lot of farm visits, and the in-town delivery option is a fair deal if you cannot haul a tree yourself. The real risk here is timing: this farm has sold out in past seasons, so going early beats going on a whim in mid-December.
No 2026 season dates are published yet, and the site was showing a closed, sold-out banner from the prior season when checked. Other listings describe selling out early as a recurring pattern in good years, so if the farm follows that pattern again, earlier in the season beats waiting.
Not stated directly. Being about a mile from downtown Moscow, this is one of the more convenient stops in this batch, but the driveway is easy to miss, so allow a few extra minutes to find the entrance.
Not stated directly, but a farm that has sold completely out of trees in a prior season is popular enough that early-season visits are the safer bet if a specific size or shape matters to you.
Not described in the source.
Not addressed in the source.
Skip this farm if you specifically want a tree taller than 12 feet, since the flat pricing is described only for the 4-to-12-foot range, or if you are visiting late in the season, since this farm has sold out entirely in past years.
West Twin Trees Farm is another choose-and-cut and cut-your-own farm in Moscow, also covered in this research.
$65 flat for any tree 4 to 12 feet, whether you cut it yourself or have staff cut it, per the farm's own site.
No. Bow saws and tarps are provided for the cut-it-yourself option, or staff will cut the tree for you at the same price.
Yes, within Moscow city limits only, for $110 total, tree plus delivery -- a $45 premium over the $65 cut-and-carry price.
Not yet posted. As of when this was checked, the site was still showing a closed, sold-out banner from the prior season, and other listings describe selling out early as a recurring pattern in good years.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Saturdays and Sundays. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $65. Flat 'Cut-and-Carry' price of $65 for trees 4-12 ft; a 'Farm-to-Front-Door' delivery package (Moscow city limits only) is $110.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you), and a saw is provided.
1850 Hwy 95, Moscow, ID 83843, in Latah County. It is one of 8 farms we track in Northern Idaho.
We track 8 farms in Northern Idaho, 3 of which let you cut your own tree. At $65 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $65, undercutting 1 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has free netting/baling, cut-your-own trees, which most Northern Idaho farms on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 4 of the 8 farms we track in Northern Idaho had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other farms we track in Latah County. All Northern Idaho farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
moscowtreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.