Check Out These Holiday Light Displays In Bucks County

BUCKS COUNTY, PA ? It's the most wonderful time of the year, and there are few better ways to celebrate than by driving around the neighborhood and seeing the festively-decorated homes.

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to help you compile a list of lights around Bucks County that deserve a drive-by.

So if you want to see the best lights in Bucks plus a bonus one across the river, check out the list below. The list will be updated throughout the holiday season.

Have a house you think deserves to be added? Email jeff.werner@patch.com and let us know the address. Also please send a photo (that you took yourself) to appear in our holiday roundup!

1208 Hockley Drive in Perkasie. (Submitted by Brian Drennan)

Want to see the best local holiday display? Misfit Meadows Holiday Display in New Hope (Solebury) is better than ever in 2023. Misfit Meadows has hundreds of inflatables and blow molds. Park and walk through the lighted path - about 1/10th of a mile long - and enjoy! Our neighbors, Sharon Fronabarger and Tara Buske, encourage people to stop by and smile. Every year, Sharon and Tara collect nonperishable donations for the local food pantry, so bring a donation for their collection. And a huge thank you to Sharon, Tara, and their awesome family and friends for this labor of love to provide cheer for their neighbors and food for their neighbors in need. Stop by Misfit Meadows: 6205 Stoney Hill Road, New Hope 18938. It's AMAZING! Parking is available in the driveway and to the right of the driveway. The display runs through 12/29. (Submitted by Evelyn Clarke Inoue)

Here is a house at 4162 Gregory Drive in Doylestown 18902. "The entire neighborhood loves this display each year," writes Jen Rubeo, who submitted this photo and the photo below to Patch.

Submitted by Jen Rubeo.

2731 Spring Meadow Drive, Warrington, submitted by Steve and Dawn.

2731 Spring Meadow Drive, Warrington, submitted by Steve and Dawn.

2731 Spring Meadow Drive, Warrington, submitted by Steve and Dawn.

2731 Spring Meadow Drive, Warrington, submitted by Steve and Dawn.

The singing house on Green Heather Court in Buckingham Township. The lighting is synchronized to holiday music played over the radio. Listen and watch as the singing tree and light bulbs above the garage lead the holiday concert.

The singing house on Green Heather Court in Buckingham Township. The lighting is synchronized to holiday music played over the radio. Listen and watch as the singing tree and light bulbs above the garage lead the holiday concert.

The singing house on Green Heather Court in Buckingham Township. The lighting is synchronized to holiday music played over the radio. Listen and watch as the singing tree and light bulbs above the garage lead the holiday concert.

The singing house on Green Heather Court in Buckingham Township. The lighting is synchronized to holiday music played over the radio. Listen and watch as the singing tree and light bulbs above the garage lead the holiday concert. Can you find Rudolph??

My friends at 25 Bittersweet Drive in Doylestown have amazing lights every year. They are the long-standing champions of our National Lampoon Xmas Light award in our neighborhood for most lights overall and over the top. (Photo courtesy of Meghan Budden)

The Christmas stories house at 212 Stags Leap Circle in Doylestown Township is amazing to see.

Olaf and the Abominable at the Christmas stories house at 212 Stags Leap Circle in Doylestown.

The Christmas stories house at 212 Stags Leap Circle in Doylestown.

A Christmas choo choo and more at 171 Andrew Drive in Newtown Borough. (Submitted by Mike McDonald)

Dancing Christmas Lights at 27 Hershey Court, Newtown Crossing. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Weed)

Classic white lights at 38 Hershey Court, Newtown Crossing. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Weed)

Walk-up Village at 39 Hershey Court, Newtown Crossing. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Weed)

Outdoor train display at 39 Hershey Court, Newtown Crossing. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Weed)

4 Paulmier Road in Stockton, N.J. (Submitted by Jane Bell)