2026 Festival of Lights 📅 November 27 through December 27🕔 Open nightly from 5 to 9 PM📍 Azalea Park, Brookings, Oregon✨ More than 3 million lights🎟️ Adults $5 | Children under 12 freeWhere is the Festival located?The Festival is held at Azalea Park in Brookings, Oregon. [We can add the exact entrance/address here if you want visitors to know where to enter.]Is it a walk-through or drive-through display?The Festival is a walk-through experience. Most visitors spend about 30 to 45 minutes enjoying the lights.

The largest parking lot, located on North Bank Road, offers the most parking. Two smaller parking lots are available on Old County Road. ADA parking is available in all three lots. Overflow parking is available along Lundeen Road and surrounding residential streets. Please be considerate of our neighbors and avoid blocking driveways. See our Parking Map for parking locations and additional details. Or download a PDF here. The Festival has paved walkways throughout Azalea Park, with benches available in various locations. Both restroom facilities are ADA accessible. Please note that wheelchairs are not provided.

A little rain doesn’t stop the Festival! It’s the Pacific Northwest, after all. Grab your umbrella and come enjoy the lights. Rainy evenings are often less crowded, and there’s something especially magical about the lights twinkling and reflecting in the rain.Severe weather is different. Coastal storms can occasionally cause the Festival to open late, close early, or close for the evening.We monitor weather conditions for the Brookings-Harbor area. If we know conditions will prevent us from opening, we’ll post an update on our Website and Facebook page by 3 PM. If conditions worsen after we open and we need to close early, we’ll post an update there as well.On stormy days, we recommend checking our Website and Facebook page before heading to the Festival.

Yes! Stop by the Snack Shack for complimentary hot cocoa, hot cider, and cookies. There is no charge, but donations are always appreciated and help support the Festival.

For the safety and comfort of all our visitors, pets are not permitted at the Festival of Lights. Service animals trained to assist a person with a disability are welcome.