Posted in Oregon October 13, 2020 by

Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm’s Beloved Colonial Harvest Days Has Returned To Oregon

Some festivals are cherished family traditions, and that’s definitely true for the Colonial Harvest Days celebration at Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm. The farm has adjusted its operations to keep everyone safe, and they’re offering special discount days throughout the week, too. Take a look:

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Load your friends and family into the car and head to Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm to celebrate Colonial Harvest Days. You'll find the farm in Pleasant Hill.
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Address: 36777 Wheeler Road, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455.

Make sure to wear a mask to the farm, and bring some boots - it can get muddy out in the pumpkin patch and corn maze!
The farm's annual celebration is a cherished tradition, and while this year is a little bit different, it still offers some of your favorite features, like the giant corn maze. This year's theme is in honor of four raptors who live on the farm.
Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm
See if you can find the turkey vulture, a barn owl, an eagle, and a redtail hawk. You can also play "Who Kidnapped Farmer Joe."
Head out to the seven-acre pumpkin patch to choose some pumpkins for your porch. You'll find several different varieties to choose from, and they're priced by size.
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You can also pick your own sunflowers on the farm for just $2 per stem.
Take a peek in the farm store, where you'll find lots of home decor items and holiday gifts.
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You can buy an already-picked pumpkin, and pick up a winter squash, gourds, and some fresh corn.
Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm
Local vendors are also on hand with their harvest. Check out these gorgeous dahlias from Lazy Day Dahlias. You'll want to take a bouquet home with you.
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So much fall fun can really work up an appetite. The farm welcomes several food vendors, including The Dipper, which is offering delicious French-dip sandwiches every Thursday through Sunday.
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Other vendors include Biancalana Family Kettle Corn, Big Foot Fudge, Humble Bee Honey, Paige's Choice, UniCorn, and Aloha From Oregon.
The farm also offers something special during weekdays. On Monday, homeschool facilitators can bring their students for some free small pumpkins.
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Essential workers and their families receive half-off admission on Tuesdays...
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...and kids who do their homework get $1 off the corn maze every Wednesday.
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If you're a grandparent, you'll love spending time with your grandkids here! Show up on Thursday and enjoy some free coffee (you might want some caffeine so you chase those cute grandkids through the seven-acre pumpkin patch!)
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Friday is a favorite for Harry Potter enthusiasts. If you wear a Potter-inspired costume, you'll get a free pumpkin juice or butterbeer!
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Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm is open every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The festival goes through Sunday, November 1st.
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Admission is $5 per person or $20 per carload. Kids ages five and younger get free admission. The corn maze is $10 for guests 12 and older, $7.50 for ages 4-11, ages 3 and under are free. Buy a family pass for two adults and two kids for just $30.

Visit Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm’s website for more details, and make sure to follow the farm’s Facebook page so you can see what’s up there all year long!

Address: 36777 Wheeler Rd, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455, USA