Your Ultimate Guide to Christmas Light Displays in Milton and Beyond

Flowers Team Real Estate • December 2, 2024

The The holiday season is here, and with it comes the dazzling beauty of Christmas lights! Whether you're planning a family outing, a romantic evening, or just a drive to soak in the holiday spirit, we've got you covered. Milton and its surrounding areas—Burlington, Georgetown, Mississauga, and Guelph—offer a twinkling wonderland of light displays that you don’t want to miss.


To make your festive adventure seamless, we’ve created an interactive map packed with the best spots to see Christmas lights. You can find it here. Use it to plan the perfect route and ensure you hit all the top spots!

Santa claus is sitting in a sleigh on a city street.

Milton: A Festive Gem

Start your journey close to home in Milton, where neighbourhoods like Scott and Willmott are known for going all out. Look for synchronized displays set to music—tune into a designated radio station to enjoy the show from your car. Don’t miss Downtown Milton, where the historic charm of the area gets a magical glow.

Burlington: Lights by the Lake

Head to Burlington for the iconic Lakeside Festival of Lights in Spencer Smith Park. Stroll along the waterfront to enjoy over 60 festive displays, or simply drive by for a picturesque view of the lake adorned in shimmering lights.

Georgetown: Community Cheer

Georgetown’s small-town charm shines bright with its community-driven displays. Drive through neighbourhoods like Stewart MacLaren Road, where homeowners compete to outshine each other with vibrant decorations. For a more traditional feel, check out the town square for a beautifully lit Christmas tree.

Mississauga: Big City, Bigger Lights

Mississauga offers some of the most extravagant displays in the GTA. Don’t miss Celebration Square, where larger-than-life installations and an outdoor skating rink bring the season to life. A quick drive around neighbourhoods like Meadowvale and Streetsville will reveal houses decked out in thousands of lights.

Guelph: A Festive Escape

Head to Guelph, a city that knows how to sparkle. Head to Riverside Park, where the annual Festival of Lights transforms the area into a glowing spectacle. Drive through the park or walk along the paths to get up close to the displays. But don't forget to stop by Old Ruby Lane on your way!

Tips for a Magical Light Tour

  • Plan Your Route: Use our interactive map to map out your drive. Start at the furthest point and work your way back for a smooth journey.
  • Pack Snacks: Keep some hot chocolate and festive treats on hand for the ride.
  • Stay Warm: Bring cozy blankets if you’re planning to step out of the car for a closer look.
  • Turn Up the Music: Create a holiday playlist to set the mood.


This festive season, take the time to immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas lights. From Milton to Guelph, each stop on your journey promises to fill your heart with holiday cheer. Share your adventures and favourite displays by tagging us on social media—we’d love to see your photos!


Happy Holidays from all of us at Flowers Team Real Estate! 🌟


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