
There’s nothing better than grabbing a cup of hot cocoa and looking for Christmas lights in Fargo! We’ve got a list of neighborhoods around town to look at Christmas lights in Fargo and Moorhead, plus a map (plus a PRINTABLE version below!) to easily plan your route. Enjoy!
Note: Based on our research and individuals that have contacted us, the neighborhoods listed below have been know to have multiple houses with fun lights. If there is neighborhood to add or remove, please contact us and let us know!
Special thanks to Gate City Bank for partnering with us to bring you this helpful guide to enjoy all the holiday lights!
Check out their iconic blue lights at their Village West location in Fargo (across from West Acres)!
Light Shows
Note: All addresses were provided by the homeowner. If you have a light show or big display to add, please send your address to [email protected].
Holiday Lights at the Fairgrounds (1805 Main Ave West, West Fargo) – FEE REQUIRED
Big Trees
Downtown West Fargo (POW/MIA Plaza)
Sanford Medical Center (5225 23rd Ave S)
Thomsen Homes Building (3280 Veteran’s Blvd)

Walk-Through Light Displays
Please note most of these are out of town, and range from 20-50 minutes away.
Mary’s Tunnel at Viking Ship Park (Moorhead)
Buffalo River Festival of Lights (Glyndon, MN)
Just a Light Walk (Buxton, ND)
Peteyville Lights (Pelican Rapids, MN)

Neighborhoods to Check for Fun Lights!
Please note we include neighborhoods we have been told have a number of lighted houses. We make every effort to keep this resource updated, and can make changes/additions as we hear of them. We only include specific addresses if we have been given permission by the actual home owner.

West Fargo
River’s Bend (Make sure to see how many candy canes you can find!)
520 1st St (near downtown West Fargo)
Moorhead
North Fargo
Downtown Fargo (Broadway has lights lining the street, and Island Park usually has a tree lit)
Across the Street from Longfellow Elementary
Lilac Lane, along North Oaks Park
South Fargo
Southpointe area (especially 21st St. between 33rd & 37th Ave – called Candy Cane Lane!)
Is there a neighborhood to add to our Christmas Lights in Fargo list? Contact us and let us know!
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with the light shows what times do they start and is there music that goes with them. if there is music do you tune it in on the radio?
Hello! These are all personal homes (other than the Holiday Lights at the Fairgrounds), so they should have signs out telling you which station to tune into if they have it synced to music. Hope this helps!