The drive-through

90+ displays to discover

Including animated characters from Disney's Frozen, the World's Largest Nutcracker made out of wood, and many more.

Your car is the best seat

Roll through a half-mile of lights at your own pace, with the heater on and the playlist up.

Open Nov 22 to Jan 1. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. every night.

  • Sunday to Thursday5:30 to 9 pm
  • Friday and Saturday5:30 to 10 pm

$15 per car. Each ticket also covers one visit to the Holiday Village.

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Light display of two sisters, a snowman, and an ice castle

Highlights

Favorites from the route

A giant wreath arch with a red bow, lit in red and green

Highlight 1

The entrance arch

A glowing wreath and bow to drive beneath as the show begins.

The World's Largest Nutcracker made out of wood, standing tall by the park

Highlight 2

World's Largest Nutcracker Made Out of Wood

The Festival's famous guard stands tall over the park.

Light display of two sisters, a snowman, and an ice castle

Highlight 3

Frozen animated characters

Animated figures from Disney's Frozen light up the night.

Santa stomping grapes in a wine barrel made of lights

Highlight 4

Santa and the grape harvest

A nod to Umpqua Valley wine country, in lights.

Santa fishing from a boat on the Umpqua River in lights

Highlight 5

Fishing on the Umpqua

Santa casts a line while a fish leaps from the river.

A log truck carrying Santa, with the words Land of Umpqua in red lights

Highlight 6

Land of Umpqua

A log truck rolls through, loaded for the holidays.

A deer atop a rocky waterfall spelling Umpqua Valley in lights

Highlight 7

Umpqua Valley waterfall

A deer keeps watch over a waterfall of blue and white lights.

The Statue of Liberty and an American flag in lights, with Old Glory

Highlight 8

Old Glory

The Statue of Liberty and a waving flag in red, white, and blue.

Three kings on camels travel toward a nativity scene in lights

Highlight 9

The nativity

Three kings on camels travel toward the manger.

Giant candy canes and glowing ornaments lining the road at night

Highlight 10

Candy cane lane

Glowing candy canes and ornaments line the road.

The Rotary Club sign in blue lights over red roses and green leaves

Why we light the valley

Lights that fund scholarships

The Umpqua Valley Festival of Lights is a fundraising project of the Roseburg Rotary Foundation.

Proceeds go to scholarships for graduating seniors and Rotary projects in the Umpqua Valley. Every car that rolls through helps.

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