The Lights of Christmas Is Washington's Biggest, Brightest, And Most Dazzling Drive-Thru Light Display
Jessica Wick
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Do you have any family holiday traditions? If you’re searching for a new one, it may be hiding in plain sight — especially if you live in Western Washington. For over two decades, groups have been gathering at Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center in Stanwood for this dazzling event. What started out as an idea for the slower season in 1996 is now the largest holiday event in the Pacific Northwest, and you won’t want to miss it. You’ll love this delightful tradition — it’s one of the best ways to celebrate Christmas in Washington State!
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Check out the Lights of Christmas drive-thru holiday event in Warm Beach, WA in this video from PNW Explorers:
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Christmas In Washington
Where can I visit Santa in Washington?
A few places to meet Santa in Washington include:
- Seattle Space Needle
- Polar Express
- Leavenworth, WA
- North Pole at the Fair, Puyallup, WA
Santa loves to meet families in Washington State! If you want to say hello to the big man in red this season, head over to the Seattle Space Needle. He often sets up his sleigh there and gathers holiday wish lists – just make sure you’re not on the naughty list! For more fun, visit the town of Leavenworth. With so many colorful boutiques, happy carolers, and shimmering lights, it’s no wonder people call this place “Christmas Town USA.” You can also hug Santa when you ride the Polar Express with Chehalis Centralia Railroad. This enchanting adventure will take you through the pages of the classic storybook and ignite your imagination. It’s perfect for both kids and adults!
What are the best sledding hills in Washington?
A few good sledding hills in Washington include:
- Ski Hill, Leavenworth, WA
- The Summit at Snoqualmie
- Franklin Park, Yakima, WA
- Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Okanogan, WA
Nothing screams “winter” quite like riding a sled down a snowy hill. If you’re looking for some cold weather fun, head over to Ski Hill in Leavenworth. Here, you’ll find their famous Tubing Park, which is great for visitors young and old. Folks also love rushing down the hills at Mount Rainier National Park. If you live near the town of Yakima, bring your sled to Franklin Park. Chances are, you’ll find a few other families enjoying these snow-covered rolling hills. Need more ideas? Check out our full list of the best places to go sledding in Washington.