Jeff's Christmas Light Show Spectacular
Visitors can watch a projection-mapped light show set to music alongside thousands of programmable LED lights. In the back yard, guests can explore a walk-through display featuring a spinning 16-foot lit Ferris wheel, a Christmas Story house replica, and Santa's sleigh. The grounds also feature local craft vendors, snack stands, and a mailbox where children can send letters to Santa.
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Plan Your Visit
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When
Tickets
Free admission. local groups sometimes sell baked goods or accept donations out front.
Hours
Preshow countdown begins at 6:30 PM; first light show at 7 PM; back display opens at approximately 7:15 PM; last show at 9 PM. Showtimes are 7 PM–9 PM, repeating every 15 minutes.
Ages
All ages
Food & Drink
Santa's Snack Shack is run by local charities and community groups, and its offerings vary by night.
Parking
Parking is available across the street from Jeff's.
Accessibility
The full walk-through route is step-free and accessible for wheelchairs and walkers, with a mix of pavement, grass, and gravel paths.
Pets
Welcome, on a leash. Bear in mind it gets crowded and loud, which not every dog enjoys.
Going?
Tips & Advice
- Arrive a little early on Santa nights, which fill the fastest, and expect the Santa and Grinch weekends to be the busiest of the season.
- For a quieter visit, come during the last half hour of the evening, when the crowds thin out noticeably compared with the earlier shows.
- Stop for a restroom before you head over, since there are none on site because the whole display sits in a family's front yard.
- Bring a little cash for the Christmas Market, since most vendors take cards but it varies from night to night.
- Check Facebook before you drive over, because rain, high winds or extreme cold cancel the show, while light snow does not.
Special Events & Promotions
- New for 2026: Fezziwig's Bits & Baubles, a Christmas market with local vendors, artists and crafters inside the display on weekend evenings.
- The Conductor, straight off the Polar Express, visits December 4 and 5.
- The Grinch drops by December 11 and 12.
- Santa visits December 18 and 19 and reads every letter in the mailbox.
- More guests are being booked for opening weekend and Christmas weekend.
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
Where should I park?
Park on School Lane or the surrounding streets. There are a few hundred spaces within a short walk. Don't park on S. Camp Meade Rd., and cross where the crossing guard tells you.
Can wheelchairs and strollers get through the walk-through?
Yes. The whole route has no steps, but the paths mix pavement, grass and gravel. Strollers with bigger wheels handle the gravel better. Seating is limited, so bring a folding chair if standing is hard.
Are there restrooms?
No, there are none on site because it's a family's front yard. If you get caught out with a small child, find a volunteer.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Rain, high winds or extreme cold will cancel a night. Light snow does not. Cancellations go up on Facebook first and on the site banner.
How long should we allow?
Plan on 30 to 60 minutes. That covers the show out front and then the walk-through out back.
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