This Christmas Tree Trail In Texas Is Like Walking In A Winter Wonderland
Nothing gets you in the holiday spirit quite like a Christmas tree all trimmed up with lights, ornaments, and the all-important gold star on top. At Lions Club Park in Jefferson, you can stroll through a trail of over 100 Christmas trees elegantly decorated for the season. This festive forest just might be the most magical thing you do this Christmas.
Nestled in the Piney Woods region of East Texas, Jefferson is a charming small town with a population of just under 2,000.
This annual self-guided stroll showcases some of the town's most historic, Victorian-style homes that have been lavishly decorated for the holidays.
Tickets are $22.50 for adults, and children 12 and under can tag along at no charge. You'll tour the homes—usually about four or so—both inside and out, learning all about their architectural styles and rich histories.
This Christmas tree trail promises to make your holiday season even more merry and bright than usual.
Visit the Jefferson Lions Club website or Facebook page to learn more. Click here for the Jefferson Candlelight Tour of Homes website, and here for Facebook.
Have you ever been to the Enchanted Forest? If so, tell us all the holly jolly details! Check out our previous article for another can’t-miss holiday attraction that belongs on your bucket list for this season.
Address: Lions Club Park, TX-43, Tatum, TX 75691, USA
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