Tree farm in Astoria, Oregon

Family-grown Christmas trees near Astoria.

A family-run farm growing Noble firs for a U-cut Christmas tree tradition. First public season planned for Christmas 2026.

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  • Noble firsclassic Northwest trees
  • From $40–$70planned 2026 U-cut pricing
  • Astoria, OR92578 Maki Road

Mobile-first farm info

Need the quick version? We’re not open yet — but the trees are working on it.

We’re closed for 2025 and preparing for our first public U-cut season in 2026. Follow along for dates, field notes, and tree availability.

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Trees near Astoria

Noble firs for the 2026 holiday season

We plant about 1,000 Noble fir seedlings each year. First-year inventory will start small while the farm matures.

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Noble firs

Strong branches, classic fragrance, and the blue-green look Oregon trees are known for.

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Future U-cut experience

Walk the field, choose your tree, cut it fresh, and make the hunt part of the holiday memory.

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Local Oregon Coast farm

Located near Astoria and convenient for visitors from Warrenton, Seaside, Gearhart, and Clatsop County.

Tree availability

Planned inventory and U-cut pricing

Pricing is posted in the availability table. Live field counts and final season notes will be added as opening gets closer.

Planned 2026 Noble fir availability Pre-opening estimate
SpeciesHeightPriceStatusNotes
Noble firUnder 5 ft$40GrowingAvailability to be confirmed before opening.
Noble fir5–6 ft$50GrowingAvailability to be confirmed before opening.
Noble fir6–7 ft$60GrowingExpected core U-cut range.
Noble fir7–8 ft$70LimitedFirst-year inventory may be limited.

How it will work

A simple field-to-family Christmas tree trip.

Before opening weekend, we’ll post dates, hours, pricing, parking, weather, and field notes.

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Check the latest update

Review posted hours, field notes, and tree availability before heading toward Astoria.

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Visit during posted hours

Public U-cut sales are planned for Christmas 2026; no drop-in visits yet.

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Choose and cut fresh

Walk the field, pick your Noble fir, and make the hunt part of the holiday memory.

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Bring it home

Details on saws, payment, pets, shaking, baling, and closures will come later.

Trees near Astoria

Easy to find for Oregon Coast families.

Dukes Tree Farm is in Astoria, Oregon, close to Warrenton, Seaside, Gearhart, Clatsop County, and the Oregon Coast. This page will stay current as the season gets closer.

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Dukes Tree Farm logo with evergreen trees and Astoria, Oregon text
Dukes Tree Farm Second-generation family farm; public U-cut planned for 2026

Our story

A second-generation farm growing a new Christmas tradition

Dukes Tree Farm is a 10-acre family farm in Astoria, Oregon, established in 2021. The goal is simple: grow healthy Noble firs and open for a few great weekends each Christmas season.

The orchard is growing too — mostly Honeycrisp apples, plus cherries, peaches, figs, and more. Future cider is on the wish list as the farm matures.

Farm photos

Real Dukes Tree Farm fields, trees, and planting work.

Current photos from the tree fields near Astoria. More will be added as the Noble firs grow.

Young Noble fir Christmas tree in the foreground with rows of evergreens growing at Dukes Tree Farm near Astoria
Growing toward the seasonRows of young Noble firs in the field at Dukes Tree Farm.
Rows of young trees growing in a grassy farm field with evergreen forest in the background
Tree rows near the woodsYoung trees growing season by season.
Visitors standing in a Christmas tree field holding fresh evergreen branches on a sunny day
A future U-cut visitThe kind of farm day we are growing toward.
Worker tending rows of young evergreen Christmas tree saplings in a freshly tilled farm field
Planting the next generationTree farming starts years before opening weekend.
People working in a grassy field beside evergreen woods while planting young trees
Farm work in progressHands-on planting and field preparation at the farm.
Rows of young evergreen trees growing on a hillside tree farm beneath a bright blue sky
Sunny field rowsA clear winter day across the Christmas tree rows.
Young evergreen trees growing in rows at a sunny farm field with a blue sky
Noble firs in the fieldReal farm photos, not stock-photo Christmas glitter.

Stay in the loop

Get 2026 updates before the holiday rush.

Prices are posted now. Dates, tree counts, parking notes, and field conditions will be shared here and on Facebook. The farm is closed for 2025 while the trees keep growing.

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FAQ

Before you grab the saw

Are you open for U-cut trees right now?

Not yet. Dukes Tree Farm is closed for the 2025 retail season and preparing for the first public U-cut season in 2026.

Where is Dukes Tree Farm located?

The farm is located at 92578 Maki Road in Astoria, Oregon, near Warrenton, Seaside, Gearhart, Clatsop County, and the Oregon Coast.

What kind of trees will you sell?

The farm is focused on Noble firs, a Northwest favorite with sturdy branches and excellent needle retention.

Will tree availability and pricing be posted online?

Yes. Pricing is posted now, and availability will be updated before the season.

Will I need to bring my own saw?

Final details will be posted before the season. Expect practical guidance on tools, parking, weather, payment, safety, and field conditions.

Can I visit before the season?

Please wait for announced public dates. This is a working family farm and is not open for drop-in retail sales yet.

How will the visit work?

Before opening, we’ll post dates, hours, availability, field conditions, parking, and payment details. During public hours, visitors can choose a Noble fir, cut it fresh, and check out before heading home.

How can I see current farm photos?

Follow Dukes Tree Farm on Facebook and check this site for new field photos as opening gets closer.