Discover 5 verified christmas lights in Kelowna and nearby areas.
Welcome to your guide for Kelowna Christmas lights and holiday displays—your local resource for finding the brightest spots to celebrate the season. Whether you’re a longtime resident or visiting Kelowna for the first time, you’ll find the city comes alive with festive cheer, from downtown light canopies to cozy neighborhood displays.
Don’t miss the iconic 60-foot tree and outdoor skating rink at Stuart Park, a true centerpiece of Kelowna’s holiday scene. For a change of pace, Mission Hill Family Estate near Kelowna transforms into an enchanted forest, offering a memorable drive-through lights experience.
This guide covers both free and ticketed light displays, with options for walking trails and drive-through tours. I hope it helps you discover new favorites and make the most of the holiday lights in and around Kelowna.
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Stuart Park’s giant tree and outdoor skating rink are downtown Kelowna’s signature displays, while Mission Hill Family Estate in West Kelowna offers a drive-through enchanted forest experience. Neighborhoods like Glenmore and Rutland also feature impressive residential light displays worth exploring.
Kelowna offers both: Mission Hill’s Festival of Trees is a popular drive-through experience, while downtown’s Stuart Park and Bernard Avenue provide walkable trails beneath festive light canopies. Many residential areas also invite leisurely strolls to enjoy neighborhood displays.
Most major displays, like Stuart Park’s tree and downtown light canopies, begin in late November and run through early January. Residential and neighborhood lights often peak between mid-December and New Year’s Eve, with many homes lighting up by 5 PM.
Yes, downtown Kelowna’s Stuart Park and Bernard Avenue light displays are free to enjoy, as are many residential neighborhood tours. Some ticketed events, like Mission Hill’s Festival of Trees, offer additional experiences for a fee.