A home in Southeast Fairfax County, lit up for the holiday season.
An increasing number of cars are driving around with Christmas trees on top and slowly but surely, homeowners are decking their homes with lights and holiday displays.
Here are a few places to see the region’s best holiday displays.
Unfortunately, Collingwoods Lights will be dark this year, as homeowner Bill Vaughan suffered a serious injury falling from a ladder while setting up the award-winning holiday display. (We wish him a speedy and complete recovery.)
However, according to Holly’s Tacky Christmas Lights website, the lights are on at these homes in Alexandria:
- 409 E. Nelson Ave. in Del Ray
- 2509 Schooley Drive near Groveton (pictured)
- 6908 University Drive
In addition, as the annual holiday lights competition heats up in Del Ray, expect to see some more impressive displays in that neighborhood, too.
(Know about more here in Alexandria? Email us and we’ll add them to the list.)
There are several impressive lights displays in Arlington, including:
- 523 S Harrison St., Arlington
- 1813 S Oakland St, Arlington
- 1713 N Quebec St., Arlington (coming soon)
Further Out…
If you’re willing to drive a bit, here are some additional options:
- 10108 Marshall Pond Rd, Burke
- 5700 Claret Place, Centreville (considering hitting up the Bull Run Festival of Lights while you’re out that way)
- 8209 Lorton Road, Lorton
- 7302 Rhondda Drive, Lorton
- 1801 Beulah Road, Vienna (consider going to the Meadowlark Winter Walk of Lights while you’re in Vienna)
- 117 Hickory Circle SW, Vienna (coming soon)
- 10203 Lawyers Road, Vienna
- 2733 Oakton Park Ct., Vienna
- 2528 Drexel St., Vienna
- 317 Patrick SW, Vienna (coming soon)
