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My family went yesterday and cut a tree and had a delightful experience. It was especially nice because we had a Korean visitor that had never experienced choosing or cutting a tree and I was worried about making it a fun event.
We arrived around 4:20 pm and were greeted by a very nice gentleman that explained the process, got us a cart and a saw and we were on our way. We got there as quickly as we could when our flight arrived into PDX after weather delays and I was worried they would say they are closing soon, but there was absolutely no rush by the staff.
Unlike the tree farm we are accustomed to in California where you can take any tree, this farm has trees with tags that identify them as eligible to cut, so you need to watch for the white tags. We found ourselves wandering in one lot unable to find many so we crossed into another section. That next area had larger noble firs which I liked better anyway, and most were tagged to be cut. It was fun watching our visitor enjoying the experience! She ultimately chose a very nice noble fir after very careful thought.
One thing I recommend is to have something to set on the ground when you are ready to cut since the ground is pretty wet and muddy. I used my jacket but wished I had something else. The saws are not very big but perfectly adequate. I’m used to the saws with long (~3−4′) wooden handles which makes it much easier. With these saws you pretty much need to get on your knees and bend down very near the trunk to cut. I did notice someone nearby had a chain saw so perhaps you’re allowed to BYOS?
Afterwards they shake the tree to get rid of loose needles, dirt, etc. and bail it for transport. They also have stands, bags etc. if needed.
You pay for the tree in a very quaint barn with hot chocolate and coffee. The barn has a nice manger scene and a fire to warm your hands. The owner was very pleasant to talk to and I learned they have been in business for 46 years so they must be doing something right.
I can’t speak much for pricing and comparisons. My tree is about 7′ tall and I paid ~$ 68 and I’m not sure if there is a charge for shaking/​bailing. I expect to pay more for the experience and to get a fresh tree that hasn’t been sitting on a tree lot or Home Depot, but I’m not sure how much more I’m paying.
All in all a great experience which I hope to repeat next year!

2^nd year getting our tree here! Super nice and friendly service. We’ll be back next year! Great family experience :)

My worst experience cutting a tree, ever, period. 2.5 weeks before xmas, pickings of good trees were slim. They seemed insanely expensive ($ 50 – 60 for anything decent). We did manage to find a nice tree, but had to wait 45 minutes in the car to pay for it and get out (despite the fact that we didn’t even need bailing /​shaking). Bumper to bumper traffic that did not move for 5 – 10 minutes at a time. They were insanely slow getting people out and when we got up to pay they moved very very very slowly just taking /​counting cash. I’m sure all tree farms were busy on Saturday but this was absurd, I’ll never go back.

Went with my family to get a Christmas tree here, I was pretty disappointed when I found out every smaller, skinny noble I found was not for sale. It seems they only let you cut fully grown (over 6 ft) christmas trees. They did have a «small trees» area but only about 1 of 10 trees had tags and they were still too big for what I wanted. My cousins found their tree and it was nice.
The prices were a bit crazy as well, I know you get the whole «chop down your tree and enjoy some luke warm hot chocolate» but it’s just not worth the price in my opinion.
If you are looking for a smaller tree under 6ft, I wouldn’t recommend Thornton’s. I found a PERFECT tree at the pre cut lot on Covington/​Rosewood for $ 25!