A fall pumpkin-patch destination that adds a Christmas tree lot each winter, with firepits, a farm store, and animal feeding — a full outing more than a quick U-cut errand.
$11/ft Douglas fir; $13/ft noble and grand fir, precut or U-cut (2025 season pricing).
Plumper prices per foot rather than flat, with the same two-tier split seen at several nearby farms: Douglas fir at $11/ft, noble and grand fir at $13/ft. That $2/ft difference means a 7-ft Douglas fir runs about $77 against roughly $91 for a 7-ft specialty fir — a $14 gap worth knowing if species isn’t a strong preference. One detail that stands out in the record: precut trees are priced at the same per-foot rate as U-cut ones, so there’s no cost penalty for skipping the field walk here, unlike some farms where precut trees carry a premium for the labor of cutting them in advance.
The record is clear that Plumper’s primary identity is as a fall pumpkin-patch operation that adds Christmas trees as a seasonal extension. That matters for expectations: this isn’t a farm built from the ground up around Christmas trees, and the amenities reflect that. Firepits for s’mores, a farm store selling doughnuts, and animal feeding are all listed — a lineup that reads like a general agritourism outing rather than a specialized tree-cutting operation. If you visited for pumpkins in October, the tree season is likely to feel like a familiar extension of the same place.
Because the farm store, firepit, and animal feeding are described as amenities without specific prices attached, there’s no way to say from this record whether s’mores supplies or animal feed cost extra or come as part of the visit. That’s a real gap for budgeting a full family outing — the tree price itself is clear, but the rest of the visit’s cost is not. Ask when you arrive, or budget flexibly rather than assuming any of it is free.
At Nov 22–Dec 14 in 2025, Plumper’s season ran nearly a month, longer than some of the two-week windows seen at other farms in this same area. If 2026 follows a similar pattern, that gives more scheduling flexibility than farms with shorter seasons — though as with every farm in this batch, 2026 dates, hours, and pricing aren’t published yet, so confirm before making the trip. The address itself sits near the county line between Cornelius and North Plains, so plug the exact address into your map rather than assuming based on the city name alone.
No 2026 dates are published yet. The 2025 season ran Nov 22–Dec 14, one of the longer windows in this area, so there's more flexibility here than at shorter-season farms once 2026 dates are confirmed.
1.5–2 hours if you're doing the firepit, farm store, and animal feeding along with cutting a tree; less if it's just the tree.
Not stated in the record. Given the farm's established reputation as a pumpkin-patch destination, it likely draws a loyal local crowd back for the tree season too, so weekends — especially the Saturday after Thanksgiving — are a reasonable bet for the busiest traffic.
Not described in the record; as an established agritourism farm with a pumpkin-patch operation, there's likely a designated field lot, though it isn't confirmed as paved.
Not addressed in the source. Both U-cut and precut trees are available, so visitors who can't walk the field have an alternative, but the firepit and animal-feeding areas aren't described in accessibility terms.
Skip if you're only interested in tree selection and don't care about the extras, since the pricing here isn't the cheapest per-foot rate in the area, or if you want a fast trip — the added attractions suggest more time and more people on-site.
U-Cut Nobles is also in North Plains if you want to compare Plumper's family-day amenities against a bare-bones, noble-fir-only lot with a cash discount.
2025 pricing was $11 per foot for Douglas fir and $13 per foot for noble and grand fir, whether U-cut or precut. A 7-ft Douglas fir works out to roughly $77; a 7-ft specialty fir to roughly $91. 2026 pricing hasn't been confirmed.
Yes. The record describes Plumper as better known locally as a fall pumpkin-patch destination that extends into a Christmas tree lot each winter.
The record lists firepits for s'mores, a farm store selling doughnuts, and animal feeding as on-site activities alongside the U-cut and precut tree sales.
Yes, precut trees are explicitly available at the same per-foot pricing as U-cut trees, per the record.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Trees start at $11. $11/ft Douglas fir; $13/ft noble and grand fir, precut or U-cut (2025 season pricing).
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
11435 NW Old Cornelius Pass Rd, North Plains, OR, 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 $11 to start this one sits below the regional median of $50, undercutting 7 of the 10 priced farms we track here.
What sets it apart locally: it has a petting area, 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.