One of the last working ranches in the Snoqualmie Valley.

History

Keith and Scott Tree Farm is a 3rd generation family farm, located on the Middle Fork S Ranch, one of the oldest and last working farms in the upper Snoqualmie River Valley.  Since 1969, our farm has been producing naturally raised prime beef cattle, lamb, hay and Christmas trees on 95 acres.

Christmas Trees

In 1974, ranchers Ewing and JoAnn Stringfellow planted a small 4-acre corner of the ranch in Christmas tree seedlings. The first mature tree crop was harvested and sold in 1980, and in 1996, a second 5-acre parcel was opened and planted. Today, the Keith and Scott Tree Farm spans 12 acres and produces five varieties of fir trees - Douglas, Fraser, Turkish, Noble, and Grand Firs. 

Agricultural Roots

Our second and third generations are following in Ewing's footsteps and have been heavily involved in 4-H. The boys have all raised lambs and steers the way animals should be raised - on grass, in peaceful surroundings, roaming freely, and Tori has now started her own herd in Ellensburg. Each year our family produces premium quality meat that is highly sought after by several of our local butchers and chefs.  

 

Purpose

For over 40 years our family has been providing beautiful, quality Christmas trees for generations of customers. The tree farm proceeds are used to perpetuate the farm itself, as well as provide college education opportunities for the family children. To date, Christmas tree sales have funded secondary education for 2nd generation sons Keith and Scott Stringfellow (after whom the farm is named), daughter Heather, and most of our 3rd generation - Andrew, Jake, David, Ashley. Tori Lynn’s college will be funded next, after which we will work on funding our 4th generation - little Natalie, Arya, and Noah Robert, Ashley's three children.

Thanksgiving

We are very grateful to our Lord Jesus Christ, the precious Gift, given to all of us on Christmas Day, that we have been blessed with a business that enriches both our family and our customers on a very special, personal level.  We thank Him for all of the people, experiences, and love He has brought to us over the past 43 years of selling Christmas trees.

To find out when we open for Christmas tree season, visit us here.  To reserve ranch raised beef, or simply find out more information, visit us here. 

 

Keeping the Christ in Christmas.