The Lights of Christmas Dazzle Winter Nights

Due to COVID-19, The Lights of Christmas 2020 is offering a modified event.

A Drive-Thru Christmas Event for 2020; A Drive-Thru Christmas is a chance for you to enjoy a holiday outing! As soon as you drive on grounds you will feel like you are entering a Christmas wonderland! After you validate your pre-paid admission*, tune in to LOC Radio 101.9 FM and enjoy Christmas music along with radio host, Bruce the Spruce. This is a great opportunity for you to celebrate the hope of Christmas with your family! he Drive-Thru Christmas experience takes about 20 minutes and follows the government and CDC guidelines to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. 

*Due to the modified format, admission must be purchased online before arriving at the event. Guests will be asked to select a time and date and must show confirmation when they arrive at the event.  Purchase admission here. There will be no theatre or overnight lodging available for 2020.

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To visit is to be dazzled by the lights, sights, and happenings that so perfectly capture the joyous spirit of the holidays. One million lights are carefully and creatively displayed, transforming Warm Beach Camp into a sparkling winter wonderland. And that’s not all. There is live music, food and beverages, shopping, and activities for the kids. 

Savor the sounds of costumed carolers singing in perfect harmony, dressed as if they’re straight out of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” Dig the bands playing lively bluegrass, country, and jazz music. With five stages setup for entertainment throughout the camp, there is something to suit the tastes of everyone.

You may just want to come hungry. The festival hosts food vendors that serve a variety of meal options: BBQ, cheesesteaks, fish n’ chips, gyros, Southwest and Caribbean cuisine—take your culinary pick. Or if you’ve got more of a sweet tooth, there is no shortage of dessert choices. Treat your kid or grandkid to cotton candy or an elephant ear.

The kids can meet Santa Claus, go on a mini train ride, or make conversation with a talking Christmas tree named “Bruce the Spruce.” There are pony rides, face painting, and a petting zoo, too. Children three and under get in for free.

From out of town? The lights of Christmas offers lodging on campus. They have charming holiday-themed rooms that sleep up to six people. They also offer a large family suite that can sleep 18. Overnight stays include festival admission and a hot breakfast.

This season, let the Lights of Christmas brighten your winter night. It’s an experience you won’t want to miss.