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Home›Holiday›Here Are 8 Ventura County Spots With the Best Holiday Lights

Here Are 8 Ventura County Spots With the Best Holiday Lights

By Matthew Lynch
March 26, 2024
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Ventura County sparkles with holiday cheer as residents deck out their homes with dazzling light displays. From Thousand Oaks to Oxnard, here are eight spots that are sure to brighten your holiday spirits with their festive illuminations.

1. Candy Cane Lane (Oxnard) – Every December, the residents of the Henry T. Oxnard Historic District transform their neighborhood into a winter wonderland known as Candy Cane Lane. Walk or drive through to see vintage homes adorned with thousands of twinkling lights and elaborate decorations.

2. Mission Park (Ventura) – A hub for community gatherings, Mission Park becomes a focal point for holiday activities. The park and surrounding streets feature stunning light installations and often host live music and winter markets during the season.

3. Frosty’s Forest (Camarillo)- This holiday spot provides a walk-through light display that includes a Christmas tree lot, kid-friendly attractions, and a lit-up “forest” where each tree competes in brightness and creativity.

4. Synchronized Light Show (Simi Valley) – A particular neighborhood in Simi Valley offers a unique experience with homes that synchronize their lights to holiday music. This free show can be enjoyed by tuning into an FM radio station from the comfort of your car.

5. Holiday Light Drive (Thousand Oaks) – Take a drive through certain communities in Thousand Oaks where homes go all out, vying for the unofficial title of “best decorated house.” Maps are often shared on social media for the optimum viewing route.

6. Ventura Harbor Parade of Lights – A traditional event where boats of all sizes get decked in strings of lights and holiday themes. Viewing is excellent from the restaurants and walkways around Ventura Harbor.

7. Christmas Tree Lane (Oxnard) – Another highlight in Oxnard is Christmas Tree Lane where numerous pine trees are magnificently lit, lining a picturesque road perfect for an enchanted evening stroll or drive through.

8. Winter Fantasy Music & Light Show (Moorpark) – Moorpark offers an immersive experience at their annual Winter Fantasy Music & Light show featuring projections, synchronized lights, and a choreographed display to classic holiday tunes.

These locations captivate visitors with their spectacular displays and are just a sampling of Ventura County’s commitment to capturing the joy of the holiday season. Check each destination’s schedule as some may offer additional attractions or have specific viewing times. It’s the perfect way to enjoy Southern California’s unique blend of festive cheer!

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