Step into the magic of the holidays at Trail of Lights, where the farm transforms into a sparkling winter wonderland!
From whimsical farm scenes to large scale Noah’s Arc and Botanical Garden, to magical Music Tunnels and Light Shows- you’ll feel you stepped into a holiday story book.
Sip our Signature Hot Chocolate and Apple Cider Donuts and wander the paths with thousands of light displays. Cozy campfires, Live Petting Zoo, Fun Greenhouses, Zip Lines and more await this holiday season.
Trail of Lights is a family-friendly outdoor walk-thru experience and Voted Top 10 Walk-Thru Display in PA. We can’t wait to see you this season!
Trail of Lights in Chambersburg, PA, is conveniently located 2 miles off Interstate 81 Exit 10 (Marion). The Trail of Lights holiday light experience is on farming ground, not a paved trail, so please prepare accordingly (boots and bigger tire strollers are recommended).
2025 SEASON DATES:
Thursday - Sunday NOV 28- DEC 14, and starting DEC 15 - EVERY NIGHT thru JAN 3 (CLOSED Dec 24 & Dec 25)
HOURS 5pm - 9pm
If inclement weather, please check our Facebook page for the latest updates AND to know when Santa will be here!)
Not permitted: Pets, foul language, scrooges, smoking, outside food or drinks
ADMISSION: $14/PERSON (+$2 on Prime Nights Dec 13, 20 ,21 ,23, 26, 27) (2 yrs and under ALWAYS FREE)
ADMISSION ALSO INCLUDES: access to the play areas, mountain slides, jump pads, zip lines, live barnyard animals, music shows and light up displays, with a lot of photo opportunities - it’s fun for all ages! Everyone entering must pay.
Add on a FUN ticket to ride our lit-up 1952 restored Eli Bridge Ferris Wheel or our Marion Express Train $3.50 ea. (Please note: Ferris Wheel & Train are offered Friday, Sat, and Sunday only 6p-8:30pm unless otherwise told at arrival)
Tickets can be purchased at your time of arrival (cash and card accepted) but we strongly suggest getting them online by getting our EXPRESS TICKET ahead of time here.
Also check out other Trips & Adventurous Activities in Chambersburg.
