See Lebanon’s Winter Wonderland of Lights

Whimsical Christmas lights reflecting off a lake are found at Lebanon’s Winter Wonderland drive-thru light display at Horner Park.

Thousands of lights can be seen here with many scenes of the holiday season.

We entered through a maze of lights of different colors.

Gingerbread village
Gingerbread village

Then came across a hand-carved gingerbread village with gingerbread frolicking all around.

Christmas train
Christmas train

Passed by a train with a teddy bear, candy cane, an engine huffing along with a leaning tower, and a red caboose.

Christmas tree circle
Christmas tree circle

Red, multi-colored, and green-lit trees in a circle were our next stop.

Tree of light
Tree of light

A tall long tree with rays of light shooting up greeted as we went along.

Pink hippo
Pink hippo

My son liked the pink hippo standing on a chair waving hi.

Reindeer

Reindeer out in the woods with their animal friends.

Penguins at play

Then we came to a village with igloos and penguins skating on the ice.

Elves on the farm
Elves on the farm

A 4-H display included elves scooping hay, a windmill, and a red barn.

Green dragon
Green dragon

Next, we came across a green dragon by the lake.

Giant Santa

The display ends with a giant Santa face saying “Ho, Ho, Ho, And to you a good night”

Final Thought

If you want to take a road trip to see a Christmas light display in the Metro-East then check this one out!

Entering the park
Entering the park

DETAILS:

Drive: Take Interstate 64 out of St. Louis going east. Then exit at 19B going north on Scott Troy Road. Take a right onto Highway 50 then left onto 2 which becomes St. Louis Street in Lebanon, Il.

Next, make a left onto Monroe Street going north and look for the park outside of town on the left when the street becomes Widicus Road.

Hours: 5 p.m. – 9 p.m., Sunday – Thursday, 5 p.m. – 10 p.m., Friday – Saturday; Nov. 22 through Dec. 31, Weather Permitting

Admission: Free but donations are welcome

Address: 11113 Widicus Rd, Lebanon, IL 62254

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Dragon in the East Peoria Festival of Lights
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Dinosaurs, the Batmobile, a Star Wars X-Wing, and the Star Trek Enterprise are just some of the amazing light displays at East Peoria’s Festival of Lights.

The Festival of Lights electric park is made up of floats that begin in the Parade of Lights prior to Thanksgiving each year. Being floats allows them to be huge displays that you drive by.

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