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2017 Lights at Lafarge – Free Holiday Light Display in Coquitlam

Posted in Christmas Series, Coquitlam, Holiday, Joyce, Special Occasion, Travel, tagged Attraction, Christmas, Christmas Lights, Coquitlam, Family Event, Family-friendly, Free Event, Holiday, Holiday Lights, Lafarge Lake, Light Display, Lights at Lafarge, Winter on January 22, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Last Christmas holiday, Mr. and I went to the Lights of Christmas in the US. Yes, it’s the largest in Pacific Northwest, but there’s a holiday light display right in our backyard. Best of all, it’s free — the Lights at Lafarge in Coquitlam.

The event just ended last weekend. Did you catch it before it ended? If not, let me share some pictures for you:

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[Travel] A Walk Through the Lights of Christmas – Largest Display in Pacific Northwest

Posted in Christmas Series, Family-friendly, Joyce, Special Occasion, Travel, U.S., Washington, tagged Attraction, Christmas, Christmas Lights, Family Event, Family-friendly, Holiday, Holiday Lights, Light Display, Light Maze, Light Tunnel, Lights, Stanwood, The Lights of Christmas, Travel, Warm Beach Camp, Washington on January 3, 2017| 1 Comment »

During the Christmas Break, Mr. and I went to the States to check out some holiday light displays. We drove through various neighbourhoods in the Seattle area and were amazed by how the houses came together to put on some fabulous displays.

The highlight of our trip was visiting the Lights of Christmas in Stanwood, at the Warm Beach Camp. With more than one million Christmas lights spread over 15 acres, this is known to be the largest holiday light display in the Pacific Northwest. I’m always fascinated by lights, the more the merrier, so I wasn’t going to miss it.

And it didn’t disappoint. There were 6 themed areas, each with its own unique lights. Some of my favourites include the light tunnels, a light maze (although not as elaborate as what Enchant offered here in Vancouver), the Fireball Tree (that looks like fireworks itself), the Cascade mountains, Christmas Tree Island, the angels, the snow-capped mountain, and the waterfall.