Great family atmosphere but I'm not sure they are still having Christmas Lights. Due to some health…read moreissues I think last year was the last time they were going to put up lights.

For the Christmas light enthusiasts out there, this is a great place to check out. The Paschals…read morecover everything on their property in lights every year and people come from all over to take a stroll around their 5 acre or so winter wonderland. They have little buildings you can go in and see model trains running, a nativity scene in one and in one little building you get a cup of hot chocolate to sip on as you walk around the property enjoying the lights. Santa has his own post also, kids can sit on Santa's lap and snap some pictures. You can also drive through the property if you want, they have a paved drive that takes you through, you just have watch for folks walking around. There is no admission fee, they do accept donations at the exit so be sure to drop'em a few bucks 'cause the power bill has got to be insane with all the lights they string up each year. This place is out in the country on a 2 lane road in a residential area, so there are no big parking lots, people park on the sides of the road and alot of the neighbors open their yards for parking at 2 or 3 dollars per vehicle. A really neat spot to visit if you enjoy Christmas lights...and if you don't, well you're just a scrooge.

Amazing ! The show was great as well. I love how in and out it was and all the lights I seen. Very…read morebeautiful place to go to with a friend, loved ones, even kids! They have food trucks, photo tunnels, great performances, etc. unfortunately I picked a rainy day but it was still a blast ! Would definitely go back. Tickets aren't much either. They were flexible on me having to reschedule as well. Was going to go back this year, this experience was three years ago but this past 2025 year, tickets were $50-60$, not worth that much

I love the Chinese Lantern Festival. I make a point to go every year. There is a different theme…read moreevery year, and the lighted exhibits for the theme. There are also interactive exhibits and acrobatic/performance shows. There is is ample parking at Koka Booth. Also, the ticket prices are less expensive in person than via the website. If you're trying g to go on a holiday or weekend, you may not want to take a chance. However, we save about $15 for three tickets buying in person for a Tuesday night in January. This year, I overheard someone say, "It's like walking through Avatar." I think that's a perfect description!

The perfect place to hold an outdoor wedding and indoor reception. 5 stars. The staff is…read moreAMAZING!!!

Plenty of parking, nice entrance with beautiful grounds. Visited after a lot of rain so paths were…read moremuddy. Looks to be expanding, but what is available is well maintained with plenty of picture opportunities. For Free it is a nice area to get some fresh air and stretch your legs.

The American Tobacco Campus was established in 1890 as an industrial center. When the tobacco…read moreindustry left, the campus had to change. The Durham Bulls Athletic Park and the Durham Center for Performing Arts brought new life to the campus. The Old Bull Building is where Lucky Strike was made. Tobacco was a large employer in Durham so when it shut down in 1987 the property started to fall apart and people moved away. Capitol Broadcasting decided in 2004 to purchase the campus and turn these historic buildings into something unique and special. The ATC has offices, apartments, shops and restaurants. There is a courtyard, water features, outside seating and even a train car. It is an easy place to visit with three parking garages nearby and street parking. Then it is fun to walk around and see the remnants of what used to be there.

Old tobacco factory (from 1870's, that was one of the largest manufacturers of cigarettes) that was…read morerenovated into an area comprised of restaurants and bars, office buildings, shopping store, gyms, a courtyard and waterway, and a performing arts center and baseball stadium nearby. Really beautifully landscaped, with an extremely clean campus, there is something for everyone. Really nice to walk around, plenty of shade and benches (and tables) to relax at!

This family has been lighting up the neighborhood for several years now with there fantastic…read moredisplay. They have a long driveway that winds around the house and back area. They have so many nice displays set up and you can also see one of their interior trees inside when driving around the back. This family is so kind and generous to the community. They have special events and invite specific groups on different nights. This event is organized and the road is blocked off for traffic patterns and police direct traffic. We only waited about 10 minutes before entering the driveway. This is a must see and worth the drive. It's truly a beautiful and magical display. If you search Facebook you can find their page and see the times and days open.

MG Vision and Christmas Lights on Holt Road Display is a must see and it has been in the Top 10…read moreChristmas Light Displays for the last 10 years. Free admission and they are on Display daily from the day before Thanksgiving to the day after Christmas. 2022 Calendar year starts on Wednesday, 24-Nov and runs thru Monday, 26-Dec Absolutely a perennial favorite of Christmas Lights displays

Amazing award winning display! Something for everyone to…read moresee. Different zones with areas of focus.

I was greatly disappointed by my visit to the Campbell Holiday Display. I traveled a round trip…read moredistance of over 100 miles only to find almost no Christmas decorations turned on. Their were so few decorations turned on that I didn't even know when I passed the Campbell's residence the first time. It's in the middle of nowhere, and GPS does a poor job of locating them. What a waste of time on my part.

These lights are very well done and are so impressive! Definitely worth seeing if you and your kids…read morelove to see lights, especially with all of their favorite characters. Entrance is $20 per car, and you can buy tickets online or pay cash at arrival. The entire display takes less than 20 minutes. 6/10 - ended way too soon

Wonderful, small farm light show venue…read more The light tunnel at the entrance is the best display I saw all year. You are surrounded by lights and a slow moving line. The sensation is one usually saved for theme parks. Your car is being transported into another world. There is a live Santa at the end of the light show. He waved and said hello to the kids in the car. They couldn't stop talking about it all the way home. A definite must see for the season

We absolutely enjoy the fair!…read more Going to the fair is easy- buy your tickets online- it's free to park. We parked in the field on Edwards Mill- buses came every 5 minutes- very comfortable! Friendly drivers. We got dropped at the gate- then enjoyed ourselves- We didn't ride any rides - way too expensive (giant slide $7) unbelievable. The food was so pricey- one sausage $18 - lol - eat before you come (and bring snacks) Seeing all the shows and all the vendors- so much fun!

I had a blast at the NC State Fair this year. My favorite food came from Peachey's: the best donut…read moreand pretzel I've ever had! Food was pricy as always, but I've come to expect from the fair. The garden/flower area was beautiful and they had some volunteers stationed to take your picture. "The Art of Bonsai" demonstration courtesy of the Triangle Bonsai Society my favorite activity this year. It was awesome to learn (and see) how Bonsai trees are raised.