Glow On, Crawfordville!
Ever watched a Hallmark Christmas movie and wished that special brand of holiday charm existed in real life? Turns out it does! Every weekend now through Christmas Eve, A.H. Stephens State Park in Crawfordville glows like a postcard come to life for Christmas in the Park, a community tradition that grows brighter each year.
Plan Your Visit
Here’s what to expect:
- Ten acres of holiday light displays built by local businesses, volunteer groups, and schools
- Campfires scattered through the field for warming hands and gathering
- Hot chocolate, cider, and sweet seasonal treats
- An outdoor holiday movie under the stars
- Five dollar parking for access to the event
Christmas in the Park is designed for easy, casual enjoyment. The field is large enough to avoid crowds, and paths are clearly marked for self-guided strolls. The displays change slightly each year, giving even repeat visitors something new to spot.
The event is also a community effort. Local organizations fundraise through the event, while volunteers keep everything running smoothly. Businesses, school groups, and civic clubs all pitch in to create a night that’s both festive and functional.
For anyone looking to enjoy a small-town holiday outing without fighting crowds or paying steep admission fees, Christmas in the Park delivers. The combination of lights, fires, refreshments, and a movie makes it a complete evening out, whether you’re bringing family, friends, or a date.
No matter your holiday style, Christmas in the Park offers a night that feels special without being over the top. Whether you’re cozied up by a fire, wandering through the sparkling displays, or taking in a movie under the stars, this Crawfordville tradition makes it easy to soak in the magic. Plan ahead, bring your favorite warm drink, and enjoy a little small-town Christmas charm before the season slips away!
Discover more of Georgia’s brightest holiday traditions at gbj.com/festivals!
