Christmas Light Displays
around Portland, Oregon

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A unique place to see a great light display is NightHawk Alarm in Carver, Oregon (near Damascus)

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Portland/Metro Area Holiday Lights

Summit Court, Clackamas Oregon  FREE Christmas Family Fun!
 "Peacock Lane for Clackamas"
East on Sunnyside Rd., South on 122nd
Right on  Summers, Left on Highland Lp., Left at Summit Ct.
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Wanted to let you know that I live close to an "unofficial" street that is like
peacock lane where almost every house is fully lit up and there are lots of fun
things on the lawn etc... It is summit court in clackamas- close to clackamas town center. It is off of
Highland loop where I live and there are a lot of houses there that are really
decorated too but not the concentration of them like on summit ct. This time of year
we hear cars all evening long going up there to see them.
Hope that is helpful
Carolyn

Beaverton Shilo Inn  FREE Christmas Family Fun!
11600 SW Shilo Lane
Beaverton, Oregon
Cedar Hills Blvd Exit
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Westmoreland Holiday Lights Display
7015 SE Milwaukie, Oregon
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This is a rumored event.  I haven't been or known anyone who has actually seen these lights. 
Email me if you verify this display's existence!
Kym


Storybook Lane   FREE Christmas Family Fun!
4288 SW Bantam Ave.
Forest Grove, Oregon
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Now - 12/25th
Animated fairy tales for children of all ages, including "Cinderella," "Snow White," "Beauty and the Beast" and nursery rhymes. This is an outdoor display, so dress for the weather. 5:30-9 p.m. daily Dec. 15-25.
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~If you live in Washington County - especially in Hillsboro, Forest Grove,  I wouldn't miss Storybook Lane in the Dilley area..  It's probably the cutest walk-thru Christmas lights display I've seen in Oregon and it's FREE!

~Love it, but just wanted to share it only is open on odd years 2009, 2011
Ladybug


Night Hawk Alarm - Christmas Lights Display  FREE Christmas Family Fun!
16175 SE Highway 224
Damascus, Oregon
(503) 558-8765
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~This is one business, but very bright, very full and fun display of Christmas lights, talking characters, etc.
if you live in the Clackamas, Carver, Damascus, Estacada, & Boring areas it's a quick trip and a great little "surprise" for the kids on your way home from running holiday errands.

~Nighthawk's lights are awesome, I go there with my family every year. Me and my
brother like the music and the free candy canes. It gets bigger every year! Some of
my favorites are the snow machine and the huge Christmas tree that changes colors!
Austen


Lighting of Maddox Woods
5785 River Street
West Linn, Oregon
Enjoy a magical walk down a lighted, accessible path through the Woods and to the viewing platform on the Willamette River.
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Zoo Lights
Oregon Zoo
200 Lighted Animals. 
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~If you are interested in a light display without any Christian sentiment, this is it.  Lots of fun electric animals to see. The real animals are asleep, however.  - Portland Mom

~Amazing!   - Dawn, Beaverton Mom of 1

~I took my beloved Obear to the zoo. The lights WOWed us!! So spectacular.. Obear enjoyed seeing the "Big Cat" lights. We also enjoyed the hot cocoa. Bathrooms were easy to locate, although obear used the bushes ;)  SE Portland Father of One

~Fun, expensive.  If you plan to go to the zoo once or twice during the day in the course of the year,  I'd buy a membership before you get there.  The lines are long and after paying admission for 2 adults and a few kids, a family pass (membership) is actually cheaper if you'll visit again - then you can go right into Zoolights with no (or small) lines!


Christmas Festival of Lights at the Grotto
Location: The Grotto at NE 85th Avenue and Sandy
Features: petting zoo, concerts, light displays, food vendors, gift shop
Time: Now-Dec 30. Closed Christmas 5pm-9:30pm
Cost: $3 (ages 3-12) $7 all others
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If Jesus in the reason for the season, then you'll enjoy The Grotto.  Kids love the petting zoo and concerts featuring many young singing groups.     Hillsboro Mom of 3

We loved it the lights were so wonderful, puppet show was ok, but the petting zoo was a nice range of animals. The singing, plays and hot cocoa were a real treat. Worth the money. By the way the middle bathroom has heat....        LucasPortland, SE Portland Mom of 4


Peacock Lane - Portland's Christmas Street!  FREE Christmas Family Fun!
Location:  Between SE Stark St. and SE Belmont St. and one block east of SE 39th.
Features: Can get crowded, but every lovely old house on the street is decorated.
Rather than drive through,  park elsewhere and walk down the street.
Time:  Now to December 31st
Cost: Free
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its best to park away from there or ride the bus and walk down there, but I haven't
been down there in about 8 years, but every time i have been down there the traffic
has been really backed up bad, and if you walk down there (its only 2-3 blocks) you
can take as much time looking at the lights as you want. People were usually selling
hot chocolate and hot cider.
J, SE Portland Parent of 1 (age 4)

We went to Peacock Lane last year for the first time in many years, It is VERY crowded and, quite honestly, I didn't think the light displays were all that exciting. Even my young kids were quite "ho, hum" over the whole ordeal.  If you live in the area, it's a nice tradition to see once or twice.  I would not drive from very far to go to Peacock Lane.  The Christmas ships were much more interesting and exciting...so if you can combine a Christmas Ships viewing with Peacock Lane, it might be worth a short trip.
Kym

Chevron Winter Wonderland
Location: Portland International Raceway 1-5 exit 306B
Features: 250 displays, drive through 25 arches, 40 animated scenes
Time:  Now - New Years Day, January 1, 2007
Cost: $14 per car or minivan.
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