Illustration of a small red house and a snowman in a red scarf among snowy trees with glowing warm string lights at dusk (Peacock Lane)

Peacock Lane

Visitors stroll or drive down a residential street of historic Tudor homes adorned with elaborate holiday light displays. Sights include nativity scenes, rotating Christmas trees, and replicas of Santa, Frosty, and The Grinch. Guests can stop by a booth for hot cocoa and cider, or enjoy unofficial musical performances such as neighborhood carolers.

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Plan Your Visit

When

Tickets

Free.

Food & Drink

A booth offers free hot cocoa and cider from December 15–24 at 6 p.m., while supplies last; optional donations are welcome.

Parking

There is no official parking. Visitors are encouraged to take Tri-Met, walk, or bike; nearby street parking is available, with a request to be respectful of neighbors.

Accessibility

Driving down the lane on vehicle-accessible nights allows visitors with mobility issues to view the lights.

Pets

Dogs are welcome on leashes; visitors should clean up and carry waste out. Dogs uncomfortable with crowds or children should stay home.

Going?

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 ⚪ (4/5)

Best For

Families and holiday-light enthusiasts

Vibe

Festive and neighborhood-focused

Energy Level

Moderate

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

High

Tips & Advice

  • Arrive early for cocoa or cider, especially on nice days, because supplies can run out quickly.
  • Take Tri-Met, walk, or bike if possible; there is no official parking, and Walgreens asks visitors not to use its lot.
  • Stay on the sidewalk, or in the street on pedestrian-only nights, and walk your bike while viewing the displays.
  • Turn off your headlights while driving through the lane to reduce glare, then turn them back on when you leave.
  • Be prepared for vehicle access to change for safety; check the event’s Facebook updates if you are planning to drive.

Special Events & Promotions

  • Pedestrian-only nights are December 15–16.
  • Driving is permitted December 18–31 for visitors with mobility issues.
  • After December 25, crowds and traffic are generally calmer, but the cocoa booth is closed and most unofficial performers will not be out.
  • Free hot cocoa and cider are available December 15–24, while supplies last; donations are optional.
  • Henry Higgins Boiled Bagels is helping prepare and deliver the cocoa and cider this year.

Links & Contact

Christmas Events Near Me is an independent guide, not the organizer of this event. For tickets, entries, vendor spots or questions, contact the organizer directly through their website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my dog?

Dogs are welcome if kept on a leash, but owners should leave pets at home if they are uncomfortable around large crowds or small children.

Can visitors walk into yards to take photos?

No. Visitors must stay on the sidewalk or path, unless a resident has created a designated pathway into their yard for photos.

Is smoking allowed?

No, smoking is not permitted on the lane.

Are carriage rides available?

Carriage rides are no longer permitted due to traffic restrictions and permit changes.

Can singing groups or carolers perform?

Singing groups, carolers, and musicians are welcome to perform, but they cannot solicit donations or put out containers for money.

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