Drive thru Christmas Lights in MoCo or PG?

[Anonymous]

My mom cannot walk long distances and won’t use a wheelchair. Are there any drive through lights?

[Anonymous]

Seneca Creek Park in Gaithersburg has a lovely drive through display.

[Anonymous]

Seneca Creek State Park has one. You have to pay though.

[Anonymous]

Watkins Park in PG!

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Anonymous wrote:Watkins Park in PG!

This is a really nice tour. We go through this every year. The kids enjoy it and so did my parents (ages 91 and 85 last year). Dad doesn't move well, so being able to stay in the car for the whole ride was key for us. And the kids stayed up to get there and see the lights, but fell asleep on the ride home. Perfect.

[Anonymous]

We did Watkins Park on Sunday. It was great!

[Anonymous]

Mormon Temple in Kensington

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Watkins Park in PG!

This is a really nice tour. We go through this every year. The kids enjoy it and so did my parents (ages 91 and 85 last year). Dad doesn't move well, so being able to stay in the car for the whole ride was key for us. And the kids stayed up to get there and see the lights, but fell asleep on the ride home. Perfect.

We go at least twice per year, They collect canned goods too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Watkins Park in PG!

+1--We've been going for years and have never been disappointed!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Watkins Park in PG!

This is a really nice tour. We go through this every year. The kids enjoy it and so did my parents (ages 91 and 85 last year). Dad doesn't move well, so being able to stay in the car for the whole ride was key for us. And the kids stayed up to get there and see the lights, but fell asleep on the ride home. Perfect.

We go at least twice per year, They collect canned goods too

Yup. We've done the canned goods the last two years. Last year, my kids enjoyed handing over the canned goods out the window so that they felt they were the ones supporting the good cause.