Sleighbells Gift Shop is Surrounded By an Oregon Christmas Tree Farm

Updated: Nov. 30, 2021 Published: Nov. 27, 2019

Christmas from July to December? Who’s really keeping track? It can be the Season all year ’round in my book. Sleighbells Farm and Gift Shop in Sherwood, Oregon has been keeping that sentiment alive since 1985. This is one of our favorite Christmas tree farms in Oregon!

Sleighbells Gift Shop Staff / via Sleighbells Gift Shop

Christmas Goes On Year Round At Sleighbells Christmas Tree Farm In Oregon

Inside you’ll find everything to delight your senses and ignite your Christmas spirit faster than you can say “Buddy the Elf”. From wreaths to ornaments and delicious fudge that the staff make, sell, and even ship themselves, you’ll find it in this charming cottage.

Handmade Fudge / via Sleighbells Gift Shop

via Sleighbells Gift Shop Facebook

They offer free coffee and hot chocolate while you shop, and samples of delicious cranberry cider.

via Sleighbells Gift Shop Facebook

Sleighbells Gift Shop Goodies / Paul Peynado via Google Maps

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Sleighbells Farm and Gift Shop is surrounded by their very own Christmas tree farm offering U-cut Douglas, Grand, and Noble Firs, so you can get your tree here while you’re at it.

Sleighbells Tree Farm with views of the Cascades / via Sleighbells Farm and Gift Shop Facebook

Be sure to bring your little one for visits with Santa!

No appointments are needed to visit with Santa this year. The cost is $10.

Santa at Sleighbells / via Sleighbells Farm and Gift Facebook

The rest of the year, Sleighbells changes out their Christmas gifts for other special days and seasons, so it’s a wonderful place to go to find goodies for Mothers Day and Halloween.

Spring Display / via Sleighbells Gift Shop Facebook

Halloween Display / via Sleighbells Gifts Facebook

Sleighbells Christmas Tree Farm And Gift Information

Hours: 10 AM – 5 PM Daily
Location: You can visit Sleighbells Farm and Gift at 23855 SW 195th Place in Sherwood Oregon.

Get more information at the Sleighbells Facebook page and website.

Have you been to Sleighbells yet? Tag the friends and family you want to go with this year! Don’t forget to check out these classic sleigh rides on Mount Hood this holiday season.

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Written By Danielle Denham

Danielle Denham is a writer, photographer, and devoted history buff with a soft spot for Oregon’s forgotten places. Her love of old schoolhouses, abandoned homesteads, and the lives once lived inside them has taken her down back roads across the state. She was featured on OPB’s Oregon Field Guide, exploring the historic Charles Nelson House with a former resident shortly before the home was lost to wildfire. Watch the feature. At That Oregon Life, Danielle shares local history, good food, memorable adventures, and the quirks that make Oregon home. When she isn’t exploring, you may find her spending time in Eugene with Tyler James and his two awesome kiddos. If there’s an old building with a mysterious past along the way, consider the afternoon’s plans officially derailed.

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