This was awesome! It had way more lights and better quality lights than Nay Aug or Lights on the Parkway. It's a drive thru thing and at the end you can go inside the building and enjoy some food or coffee/hot chocolate and buy some crafts and ornaments from the vendors. And u get yhat free complimentary smore to let the kids burn into a crisp over the fires outside the building. It's fine cuz the provided sticks are long. Lol but we had great fun and the kids loved it. And theres also the opportunity for family pics w Santa and selfies at the lights outside..or tip the dudes and get family pics done.. nice! Oh and theres a train too but we didnt get to do it cuz we went on a Saturday. It was a good time!

This could be the most beautiful course I've ever played. Every hole is picturesque. The course is challenging but fair. The front 9 and back 9 are like playing different courses. The front - open with rolling hills and long sloping greens. The back - tight and wooded. The course is in great shape and the staff is friendly. Compliments to the grounds crew; you'd never know there's been hardly any rain for months.

Absolutely blown away by the Festival of Lights at Stone Hedge Golf Course. Hands down the best light display I’ve seen in over a decade—beautifully designed, immersive, and worth every minute. A must-see!

We did the drive through Christmas light display. We'll worth the 35 dollars per car. After you can go goto the market they have and make smores, see Santa, buy some presents or get food

Beautiful light display that goes on and on and on, lots to see and I love how they have different themes in different parts of the course. At the end you can get out and take pictures, shop around, visit Santa and grab a bite. It’s really a great outing for the family!