Fri–Sun · Nov 27–29, Dec 4–6, Dec 11–13 · 10am–4pm.

A family farm in Shelton since 1982

Bolender's Olympic Christmas Trees

Come cut your own tree. We’ll bring the cocoa.

The Bolender family in matching red shirts among the Christmas trees

Open Fri–Sun
10am–4pm

Nov 27–29Weekend 1

Dec 4–6Weekend 2

Dec 11–13Weekend 3

5.0 on Google & Yelp

Pick your tree

2026 prices, sales tax included

  • Douglassoft and fragrant
  • Grandstrong citrus scent
  • Noble / Nordmannstiff branches for heavy ornaments
  • Corkbarksilvery-blue needles
HeightDouglasGrandNoble /
Nordmann
Corkbark
4'$30$40$55Not offered
5'$35$50$65$65
6'$40$60$75$75
7'$55Not offered$90$90
8'$70Not offered$100Not offered
9'$80Not offered$110Not offered

We have lots of trees from 4'–7', with limited 8'+ trees. Big trees usually go by the second weekend.

Noble fir wreaths (24"): $28. Prices include sales tax.

Everything’s included

  • Saws provided
  • Free shaking
  • Free baling on request
  • Help loading + twine
  • Hot cocoa
  • Candy canes
  • Dogs on leash welcome
  • Restroom
  • Rain or shine
  • Cash, card, Apple Pay
A young helper on the farm tractor carrying Christmas trees
Two children carrying a freshly cut Christmas tree at the farm

Spreading joy

Notes from families who visited

“A beautiful silver-needled tree I had never heard of, but is a new favorite.”
Nicholas W. · Took home a Corkbark fir
“We found this place in '21 and we have come back every year since.”
Forest Hermit · A returning family tradition
“So many beautiful trees to choose from.”
Katie P. · Visited with her kids

Our story

We’ve grown Christmas trees in Shelton Valley since 1982. From 1982 to 2019, our trees also made the trip south to the family’s lot in Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Shelton is known as Christmastown, USA, and the Christmas Tree Capital of the World. We’re proud to keep that tradition going, one family at a time.

A mother and baby enjoying the Christmas trees at the family farm

Come visit us

Map to Bolender’s Olympic Christmas Trees in Shelton Valley

2091 W Deegan Rd W, Shelton, WA 98584

From Olympia, take US-101 North to the City Center/Matlock exit. Turn left onto W Railroad Avenue and continue onto W Shelton Matlock Road. Turn left onto W Deegan Road West and drive 1.9 miles to the farm.

About 8 min from Shelton · 25 min from Olympia · 55 min from Tacoma

Drive times vary with traffic and your starting point.

Questions?

Do I need to bring a saw?

No. We provide saws.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes, dogs are welcome on a leash.

Are you open if it rains?

Yes, we're open rain or shine on every scheduled day.

Can I tag a tree early and cut it later?

We're only open on the days listed above, so plan to choose and cut your tree during one of those visits.

How do I keep my tree fresh?

Make a fresh cut about ½ inch off the trunk if it has been more than a few hours. Put it in water right away, and fill the stand with water every day. Be sure to use a stand that holds at least 1 gallon of water.

When is the farm open in 2026?

Fri–Sun · Nov 27–29, Dec 4–6, Dec 11–13 · 10am–4pm.

How much does a Christmas tree cost?

Douglas fir starts at $30 for a 4' tree. Noble and Nordmann fir run $55–$110 depending on height. Prices include sales tax.

Will you bale my tree and help me load it?

We always shake your tree and will bale it for free upon request. We also help you load it and give you free twine to tie it down.

Do you sell out?

Our 8' and taller trees usually sell out by the second weekend, so come opening weekend for a big tree.

Do you have restrooms?

Yes, there's a restroom on site.

Which tree type should I pick?

Douglas fir is soft and fragrant. Noble, Nordmann & Corkbark Fir have sturdy branches for ornaments and good needle retention. Grand fir has a strong citrus scent.