In and out every year. Last year we didn't use alone Owl but man alive the trees were finally…read moreaffected by inflation!! They're much pricier than they have been. And whoever was labeling trees not only got tree types wrong this year but heights. I'm 5'5" and there were 6-7 foot trees that were pretty much my height. No one greeted us this year. My boyfriend took the tree to have it shaken and tied it down to the car. I shouldn't have tipped. Next year I guess I'll be looking for a new spot.

Parking was easy, lots of space. There is a big selection but they didn't have the height we were…read moresearching for. The employees seemed knowledgeable and answered our questions about the trees. I believe the tallest was 9-10ft but nothing taller. We want a 14ft noble so it was nice that we didn't have to walk around to figure that out. They did have shakers and bailers on site. Seemed very organized.

This is a great place to pick a Christmas tree! This was actually our second stop of the day; after…read moretrudging through a different tree farm for an hour and being disappointed that we couldn't find something we were happy with, we had our fingers crossed that this place would pull through. Prices were good, and the trees were nicely shaped. I didn't see many 8 ft+ trees, but there was a great selection for up to 7 ft. The grounds were a little muddy, and the trees were on a hill, but the trees were all planted in neat rows that made it easy to walk around and eye the trees from every angle. Once we picked our tree, we flagged down someone with a chainsaw, and they cut it down for us. The farm has a shaker and baler as well, and once our tree was prepped, it was loaded into our truck for us. It looked like the place was cash only, but there was a sign stating that they took checks as well.

They take card! My first experience not only purchasing a Christmas tree by myself but a real one…read moreat that, it couldn't have been better. The location is easy to get to but be careful because the road you turn on to get to their farm is kind of small. There is a sign that says it's coming up 500 ft away so you do get alerted! Once you park on their driveway, walk up to their farm and pick your tree amongst the rows and rows of beautiful Noble or Douglas Firs which are either $30 or $40. Once you choose the one you want to take home, flag someone down by waving your hands in the air and they'll come your way with a chainsaw and cut it down for you and also tie it to your car. Couldn't have been more easier and I'll definitely be back next year!

I bought a six foot Douglas Fir for $60. They gave it a fresh cut and tied it onto the car lickety…read moresplit. Really friendly guys. Cash only, but there is an ATM machine there

Great trees but when others at the same time were quoted $15 a foot, I was quoted $90 for a 3.5…read morefoot tree. Talked the guy down to $70 cash, but was still disappointed. Worst part was they didn't tell me the price until checkout, maybe I missed the signage, not sure. Nice people, overpriced trees.

The lady who runs the store was so kind and helpful. Beautiful selection of pumpkins all for a…read morereasonable price. Walked out of there with pumpkins, marionberry pie, and apple crisp sourdough bread. It was hard not to buy the carmel apples and heirloom tomatoes! Worth the stop!!

While visiting my sister in October 2023 we visited half a dozen farms and Phil's Farm was my…read morefavorite. We stopped in on Friday, October 14th. We were the only ones there. We walked around the store & got to chat with the employees & ask them a bunch of questions. They're a true farm where you can buy local honey, eggs, pie & seasonal produce like potatoes, corn, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, plums, pears, grapes, onions, garlic, berries, cherries, etc Info about what's in season & available can be found on their website. After walking around the store we headed out back to check out the pumpkins, vegetables and flowers. We had the whole place to ourselves. My sister also went through their corn maze. There's a beautiful view of Mt. Hood from the back of the farm. At the start of this review I said this was my favorite of all farms, part of the reason is because they had the most variety of pumpkins & each & every pumpkin was beautiful!!! When we drove past the farm the following day, (Saturday, October 15th) the place was packed for their Farm Day. There were tractor hat rides, a petting zoo, & a taco truck in the parking lot. Unlike other farm there is no admission fee at this farm for families to visit and enjoy a day at the farm.

We like to pick out a tree on Black -ahem- GREEN Friday. We had long enjoyed Kirchem Historic Farms…read moreand were looking for a new spot after moving to the West side. We struck out twice: (1) closed with no notice online (2) overpriced, low selection. Luckily, we found Kraxberger Farms 3rd! They have a great selection of trees, and prices are reasonable but not low. We found a beautiful noble fir for $80 and they shook and bailed for an extra $2. I think it's maybe just over 7 feet? My kids were a bit disappointed for no tractor ride. They have saws for you-cut, but were also willing to help with a chain saw. Tiny little store, with trinkets, crafts, snacks, tree fertilizer. Nothing I had to have. It's run by a gang of children, and wasn't terribly efficient. I had to ask for my change several times. I love that it's a family farm, so definitely getting kids involved is great... they just need some defined roles. (Teacher here)

Someone complained in a different review about a narrow road in... that's their driveway to the…read moreproperty. Anyways, parking fills up kinda quick. It's cute, there's a lot of fun things to do besides getting a tree so it's a great family spot if you have small kids. Good selection of trees. There's music, hot chocolate, tractor rides. The trees are pricey depending on what you're looking for. We wanted a noble over 14ft tall and they did have that but it was also $250. They do have a shaker, bailer and great crew to help so you definitely get what you pay for here. Great quality and top notch service!

Christmas tree farm in West Linn, easy to get to off of 205…read more It's a bit small with an average selection: Nordman, Noble, Doug Fir, Grand. They are $5 and $7 per foot- a little spendy for U-cut. They bale and shake for free, which is a nice touch.

I've been coming here since 2012. They are a very friendly, small, quaint tree farm. I especially…read morelike that you pick your tree and they cut it for you, bring it down the trail in their Polaris, shake the tree free of debris with their machine, cut the trunk for you and ask if you want any trims made around the base, net it for you, aaaaaaannnnddd strap it to your car. I literally have to bring nothing but my vision for the perfect tree. It's been so helpful for me since I don't own a saw or know what to do with one. My kids love the cute barn where there is free candy canes and hot chocolate. They take debit card which is always a perk. This place has become a family tradition.

Pet Friendly Bonus! If you're looking for a place that truly feels like community, warmth, and…read moreheart, Yesteryear Farms is one of those rare gems that keeps me coming back year after year. This is a local, family-run farm, and you can feel that love in everything they do. They grow so much throughout the year--from pumpkins and corn to Christmas trees and beautiful wreaths--and they've created a space that's genuinely welcoming and accessible for everyone. One of the biggest reasons this is one of my favorite farms is how affordable and inclusive it is, especially during hard or uncertain times for many of us here on the West Coast. Free entry alone opens the door for families and individuals to create forever memories--whether that's snapping photos, wandering the grounds, or simply soaking in the atmosphere without pressure to spend money. Their gift shop is thoughtfully stocked with locally made treasures: popcorn seasonings, charcuterie boards, fresh preserves, handmade chocolates and truffles... truly a little bit of everything. It's the kind of place where you can find meaningful gifts while supporting local makers. Between fall and the holiday season, pricing across the farm is incredibly reasonable, making it perfect for kids, families, couples, solo visitors, or anyone who just wants to people-watch and enjoy being around others. The atmosphere is friendly, relaxed, and joyful--and I honestly can't express enough gratitude for the whole family behind this farm and what they have created. From complimentary treats to the kindness of the staff and employees, every visit feels generous and intentional. During the holidays, the farm becomes extra magical with special guest appearances from Elsa, Santa Claus, and the Grinch, and around Halloween we've even had ghosts and ghouls stop by to say hello--pure magic for kids and adults alike. If you're searching for pumpkins, Christmas trees, hot apple cider, fresh donuts, or just a wholesome place to spend time together, I highly recommend checking out their website, reviewing their weekend schedule, and planning a visit. This farm is a reminder of how powerful small, local businesses can be--and how much joy they bring to a community.

Cute place for activities and buying local good. They have pumpkin patch during fall and Christmas…read moretree + decor during winter. Their tree is pretty and the service is excellent. They also have photo booth, Christmas character, decor, and free hot chocolate

We love Frog Pond! We went for our Christmas tree this year. Unfortunately we may go a different…read moreroute in the future as our tree was $124 and I swear last year was much less. However!! The $124 tree experience is because you are paying for the most gorgeous tree to be sitting ready to take home. They also have the most fun experience for families with tons of farm animals, coffee/donut stand, the grinch walking around, and we love their gift shop! Overall if you want an easy farm experience this is it! Just check prices before you shop they are listed in the gift shop:)

We love going to Frog Pond Farm and have been many times throughout the years. We had a great time…read morevisiting their pumpkin patch and doing all the fun fall activities there. We went on a Saturday which was really busy and unfortunately they ran out of several food choices. However, service was really great which made up for it and the lines moved fairly quickly. My kids liked their pizza. One suggestion would be to offer a pumpkin beer for purchase. I did appreciate that they had cider options. My son's favorite activity was the ball launcher and my daughter's was seeing/petting all the animals. We had a great family day there which also included The Bird Man show and the Magic Show which both my kids enjoyed.

2.5 stars. Brought the family out here as first timers to see the pumpkin patch and do some fun…read morekid-friendly activities listed on the website. Unfortunately the carnival rides are only turned on and operational on weekends and we went on a Tuesday so our kid was disappointed. We liked the big fun slide, jump pad, sandpit and playground. On the other hand, admission was expensive, refreshments were at additional costs, limited in selection and there was no food or beer. There were donuts but that's it. Dusty parking lot and barrel wagon rides. Everything was kind of meh, and to top everything off, our toddler picked up germs and caught a cold from playing here.

Family owned farm with huge fields of Christmas trees; sunflowers late summer; pumpkins in the…read morefall. The weekend after Thanksgiving they host a Holiday Market with about a dozen vendors selling their handmade crafts and treats. It's a fun way to kick off the holidays. Inside their barn, they have their own year round market where they sell honey, jams, baked goods, and pies and fruit in the freezer. Fun to visit throughout the seasons!

Had a great time here! We did the full u-pick deal & had a blast…read more There were definitely lots of people, but it was large enough that we didn't really run into anyone else when berry picking. We appreciated the outdoor seating area & enjoyed some chill time with some cold beverages post-pick. A nice place to relax & assess our harvest!

Visiting Smith Berry Farm was the cutest fall activity. It…read morewas packed and we can see why. Once you walk in to its exterior, seemed like a nursery, but there's a wide assortment of fresh veggies, fruits and even a refrigerated section with organic eggs. There is a store packed with novelties, from dishes to jams, candles, local handmade goods, jewelry. You can pick up just about anything here and there is even an ice cream area in the back. The most fun and exciting part was enjoying picking out your own berries and grapes. You are instructed to get your own bucket which is weighed when you are done. Depending on the season, there are apples and pears and Chiles, tomatoes, even flowers! This place is just incredible and encourage you all check it out