Grayson County Holiday Lights now welcoming visitors for 2025 season

For many families, the Grayson County Holiday Lights drive-through display in Denison has become a can’t-miss tradition.

This dazzling presentation near Loy Lake features more than 75 light displays consisting of thousands of light bulbs and takes workers about six weeks to set up prior to opening night.

Visitors will enjoy glowing tunnels, animated displays and some terrific festive photo opportunities.

This year’s season kicked off on Nov. 28 with an opening night celebration at Frontier Village Museum.

There, visitors enjoyed photos with Santa, festive face painting, live music and free cookies. 

The lights will be on display nightly through Dec. 25, from 5:30-10 p.m., rain or shine. 

The experience is free, but donations are welcome to help maintain the displays each year.

Located at 2425 S Polaris Street in Denison, visitors should enter via Frontage Road on the west side of Highway 75, just north of Loy Lake Road. Crawford Street exits are available both northbound and southbound. 

Pile the family in the car, stock up on hot cocoa, crank up the holiday tunes on the radio and make some memories at the Grayson County Holiday Lights this Christmas season.