Categories: TRAVEL

The Legendary Lights at Clifton Mill, Ohio

Each year the small town of Clifton, Ohio lights up and can be seen for miles in every direction. The reason? 3.5 Million Christmas Lights!

Lights ranging from large to small cover the entire property. Outlining buildings, bridges, trees and their famous 100ft “waterfall” of lights! Each visitor young and old will be amazed at the beauty of this historic area during Christmas Season. Don’t let the cold keep you inside either! They offer some great Hot Chocolate for those who are feeling a little chilly. Visitors come back year after year for this display for the lights, but there are so many more reasons to visit!

Santa’s Workshop is a very popular place for the youngsters featuring Mr. Claus himself! Every 15 minutes you can gather around his workshop to see him double check his list before he climbs up his chimney where his trusty Reindeer are waiting for him! Say hello and give him a wave!

Clifton Mill Miniature Village is also a popular spot for all who visit. This large “miniature” village showcases may models of buildings in Clifton, all lite up for you to see. Many of the scenes feature moving objects set in local small town themes.

The Santa Claus Museum features over 3000 items dedicated to the man himself! The collection dates back a far as 1850 and has some very rare, yet very familiar items that everyone can identify with!

The festivities are already underway and are conducted every night until New Years. (Christmas Day being closed of course)!

The gates open each night at 5pm with the lights turned on at 6pm. The Mill closes at 9pm with the lights staying on a half hour past.

Rates: Free Parking! Age 7 and over: $8.00 – Children under 6 Free!

Visit Clifton Mill Today!

More About The Mill:

The historic mill has been in existence since 1803 and powered the cities of Clifton, Cedarville and Yellow Springs from 1908 to 1938.

Although the days of the mill being used as a power source are long gone, the history of the mill is still alive today in many ways.

Located just a few miles from John Bryant State Park, Clifton Mill is a popular hiking destination for campers there. Following the Little Miami River from camp to the edge of town you will see beautiful scenery culminating with Clifton Gorge. Once at the Mill you can take a walk around the property and get a better understanding for how life was back in the early 1900’s with many original buildings for the early 1900’s available to view. The Mill features the Millrace Restaurant, a quite, cozy eating area which serves breakfast or lunch. Visitors can then take a look through the gift shop to purchase items ranging from photos to their famous pancake mix!

Clifton Mill is a relaxing destination any time of the year and is just minutes away from Yellow Springs, The US Air Force Museum, Young’s Jersey Dairy and Dayton, Ohio.

Karla News

Recent Posts

Reasons for an Abnormal Pap Smear

A pap smear is a routine exam done by a gynecologist. These exams are used…

5 mins ago

Care and Cleaning of a Panini Grill

For the past several years, street side cafes across the country have been serving up…

11 mins ago

The Health Risks Behind Antiperspirants and Deodorants

About 10 or so years ago, I read a report about the dangers of using…

16 mins ago

Breast Milk and Fenugreek – Can Fenugreek Increase Breast Milk Supply?

Experts agree that breastfeeding is the best nourishment for your baby, but what if your…

21 mins ago

Dining on Brookside in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Some towns have all of their glitz and glamour in their downtown areas. Most of…

27 mins ago

How to Make Shrimp Scampi

Shrimp scampi is a simple but elegant dish which can be used for a romantic…

33 mins ago

This website uses cookies.