Charlottetown 
Photo Credit: Jennie Blackett
Prince Edward Island is home to lots of amazing Christmas Light displays across the province. While every community is home to their own favourites, some breathtakingly beautiful light displays are worth travelling to see.
Charlottetown Christmas Festival
Downtown Charlottetown is all aglow with holiday decorations. Shop, dine and explore Charlottetown during the Charlottetown Christmas Festival.
Yuletide Village
Visit downtown Summerside to see the lights and to experience the enchantment of the Summerside Yuletide Village at Veteran’s Memorial Square!
Visit on December 6, 13, 20 & 31 for a festive celebration filled with dazzling lights, delightful games, cozy bonfires, and delicious hot chocolate.
Lights on Rustico
North Rustico’s seaside community hosts a festive competition for the brightest Christmas light displays, drawing visitors from across the Island. Now a cherished tradition, it even attracts bus tours, making it a must-see holiday destination.
Prince County Hospital Lights for Light
For 25 years, the Prince County Hospital Lights for Light has been an important part of the community. The light display comes on daily at 5:30pm every night until December 31. Turn your radio to 98.5FM to hear the music and watch the fantastic light show.
Details
65 Roy Boates Ave, Summerside
nightly shows December 3 -31, 2025
Official Christmas Trees
Check out the various communities in PEI and their wonderfully decorated Christmas trees:
- North Rustico @ Seawalk Park
- Hunter River @ Kent G Ellis Heritage Park
- New Glasgow @ Glasgow Square
- Cornwall @ 15 Mercedes Dr from Dec 5, 6 pm onwards
PEI Christmas House light display
This display is a must-see if you are in Charlottetown and is a fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society. There are over 28,000 lights and 20 inflatables!
13 Amanda Drive, Charlottetown
Lights Display at Stewart House
A little out of the way, this display is definitely worth the drive. Featuring over 60 inflatables, candy canes, and thousands of sparkling lights, this display is magical. Some nights Santa and Mrs. Claus will be visiting and giving out candy canes and hot apple cider.
Details
Open for 2025, check Facebook updates for weather-related closures.
493 Route 103, Kensington
Christmas Wonderland
Visit this lovely home-based display with a 23ft tree and plenty of decorations across the yard.
Details
Opening date TBA; Usually the first week of December
461 Cannontown Rd, Wellington
Trainor Light Show
Turn the radio to 90.1Fm and watch the beautiful lights flash along to the music. The show will run from December 1st to 26th from 5 pm to 10 pm daily.
Details
340 Red Point Road, Johnston River
December 1 –26, 2025, daily from 5 pm – 10 pm
Hunters Creek Drive, Charlottetown
This fantastic musical light show is back again this year. Watch the lights flicker to holiday tunes. The show is in support of the Salvation Army. There are boxes to collect money and non-perishable food.
Details
116 Hunters Creek Drive, Charlottetown
December 1 – 25, 2025, 5pm to 10pm
Murray Harbour’s Lobster Trap Christmas Tree
Made from over 100 lobster traps, Murray Harbour’s Lobster Trap Christmas Tree is a celebration of the holiday season and as a memorial. Many of the buoys on the tree are in memory of fishermen who were lost at sea. Details
Christmas Lights Across PEI Map
Courtesy Jennie Constable
For More Light Displays, check the PEI Facebook Group.
The Rochford Family Christmas Woods Walk
Enjoy an enchanting walk through a lighted path through the woods. Rochford Family decorates their property every December and lights are on until 10 pm. Remember to check for any weather-related closures before you travel. Details
55 Benny’s Drive, Alberton
There are many light displays in Tignish as well. The town itself has many displays, the trap tree at our church, Kelsey Handrahan’s Home, and the Children’s Magical Gardens at M.J’s Bakery.
It should also say there are lighted paths to walk through at “Lights display at Stewart House”.
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You should also check out the light display at Benny Dr in Brooklyn. There’s a Christmas light lit path. A spot to roast marshmallows. And over 50k lights.