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Christmas tree farms / Washington

Christmas Tree Farms in Washington

Washington farms are in the western valleys and around Puget Sound, with Noble fir and Douglas fir, and the national forest permits cover the cutters who prefer the woods.

Photo: “Christmas tree farm IA”, Unknown author, Public domain

Washington at a glance

Farms listed as of 2026-10-09
8
Farms in Washington
across 4 counties
8
Choose and cut
walk the field and cut your own
6
Pre-cut
cut earlier and ready to load
6
Species named
Noble fir, Nordmann fir and Turkish fir
The farms

Christmas tree farms in Washington

  • Alpine Meadows Tree Farm

    Deming, WA, Whatcom County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: tree baling, tree shaking, saws provided, wreaths

    Opens: Fri Nov 28-Dec 20, 9am-Dark, Mon-Sat, Closed Sun

    alpinemeadowstreefarm.comDirections

  • Enchanted Winds

    Issaquah, WA, King County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: tree baling, tree shaking, saws provided, wreaths

    Opens: Season Opens Fri Nov 26 until sold out. Open 3 days per week, Fri/Sat/Sun 9am - 4:30pm

    enchantedwinds.netDirections

  • Five Springs Christmas Tree Farm

    Olalla, WA, Kitsap County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, Noble fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: tree shaking, saws provided, restrooms

    Opens: Opening the day after Thanksgiving, 10am - 4 pm, then all remaining Saturdays and Sundays 10 am - 4 pm. For other days/ hours please call.

    fivespringstreefarm.comDirections

  • Glenwood U-Cut Christmas Tree Farm

    Tacoma, WA, Pierce County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: saws provided, wreaths, tree stands, hot cocoa

    Opens: 9:00am-4:30pm Saturday

    glenwoodtreefarm.comDirections

  • Double Four Tree Farm

    Tacoma, WA, Pierce County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: tree baling, tree shaking, saws provided

    Opens: Pre Selection | November 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19 from 9a to 4p -- U-Cut | November 24 to December 16 - Weekdays from 12p to 4p - Weekends.

    double4treefarm.comDirections

  • Wilson Hill Tree Farm

    Maple Valley, WA, King County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: tree baling, tree shaking, saws provided, wreaths

    Opens: Open 9-3 weekends after Thanksgiving.

    wilsonhilltreefarm.comDirections

  • Mountain View Tree Farm

    Maple Valley/Hobart, WA, King County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: saws provided, wreaths, garland, tree stands

    Opens: Weekends 9 AM-5PM

    Directions

  • Three Tree Farms

    Hobart, WA, King County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Noble fir, Grand fir, Nordmann fir, Turkish fir

    Also: tree shaking, saws provided, wreaths, hot cocoa

    threetreefarms.comDirections

Check a farm’s page or call before you drive; dates and hours change with the weather.

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The trees

Trees Washington farms grow

Washington farms are in the western valleys and around Puget Sound, with Noble fir and Douglas fir, and the national forest permits cover the cutters who prefer the woods. Farms here name noble fir (8), nordmann fir (8), turkish fir (8), douglas fir (7) and grand fir (7) most often. The species guide compares how each holds its needles and smells.

Before you go

Growers, permits and snow in Washington

The Pacific Northwest Christmas Tree Association is the state’s growers association.

Christmas tree permits in WashingtonCut your own on public land: the units, the dates and each agency's own words.White Christmas odds in WashingtonThe chance of snow on the ground on December 25.Pick your own in WashingtonWhat is ripe at the farms near you, week by week.
Snow covered pines standing in a white field under a gray sky, a lane of untouched snow running between them to a wooded ridge
A tree farm in the snow. Snow is a good day to cut: trees hold up well in the cold, and a farm that is open in snow will usually say so on its own page or phone line before you drive out. “Christmas Tree Lane 2” by Jimlaneozark, CC BY-SA 3.0

Washington Christmas tree farm questions

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