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Chesapeake Holiday Light Display at Chesapeake City Park

Through Dec 31Nov 26 – Dec 31 · 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM

Chesapeake City Park900 City Park Dr, Chesapeake, VA 23320 · 17.2 mi approx. from Virginia BeachDirections

All ages welcome (Free community light walk)

FreeFree admission; hayrides and festive food truck treats for purchase

About this adventure

Chesapeake City Park transforms into a glowing winter wonderland each holiday season with its Chesapeake Holiday Light Display. Located right in the heart of Greenbrier, this family-friendly attraction features illuminated holiday arches, glowing reindeer sculptures, shimmering swan scenes over the park pond, and a towering musical Christmas tree that dances in sync with classic holiday melodies. Families can walk the paved 3/4-mile illuminated fitness trail while toddlers ride safely in wagons, or visit during special weekend festival nights to enjoy Santa's workshop visits, horse-drawn hayrides around the park perimeter, hot chocolate food trucks, and children's craft stations at the Fun Forest playground. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: Entire lighted loop consists of wide, smooth asphalt paths with zero stairs, perfectly suited for jogging strollers, wagons, and wheelchairs. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Park activity building offers heated family restrooms with diaper-changing stations, as well as covered picnic pavilions for resting. • Age Suitability: Ideal for infants in strollers, toddlers running along lit pathways, and families of all generations. • Sensory Tips: Paced walking experience allows families to control their timing; musical displays are balanced at moderate outdoor volume levels.

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