Magic of Lights Holiday Drive-Thru Returns to Springwater for 2025
Popular Holiday Drive-Thru Lights Return to Springwater

The highly anticipated Magic of Lights drive-thru holiday experience is making its triumphant return to Springwater Provincial Park this season, bringing festive cheer to families across Central Ontario. This popular attraction transforms the park into a winter wonderland that visitors can enjoy from the comfort of their vehicles.

What to Expect at This Year's Display

Located in Midhurst, Ontario, just outside Barrie, the Magic of Lights features an extensive collection of dazzling light displays and holiday-themed installations. The drive-thru format allows families to experience the magic while maintaining social distancing and staying warm in their cars.

The experience typically includes numerous themed sections showcasing everything from traditional holiday characters to winter wonderland scenes. Previous installations have featured animated displays, tunnel effects, and synchronized light shows set to seasonal music.

A Growing Holiday Tradition

Magic of Lights has become a beloved seasonal tradition for many families in the Simcoe County region and beyond. The attraction's return was announced on November 20, 2025, with operations expected to run through the holiday season.

The Springwater location offers the perfect setting for this festive experience, with the natural landscape of the provincial park providing a beautiful backdrop for the elaborate light displays. Organizers have worked to make each year's presentation bigger and better than the last.

Planning Your Visit

For those planning to attend, advance ticket purchases are strongly recommended as time slots can fill quickly, especially on weekends and closer to Christmas. The drive-thru format makes it an ideal activity regardless of weather conditions, providing a reliable holiday outing option.

The Magic of Lights at Springwater Provincial Park continues to be one of Central Ontario's most popular seasonal attractions, drawing visitors from Barrie, Toronto, and throughout the province. Its return marks the official start of the holiday season for many local families who make this magical experience part of their annual traditions.