Timberline Ranch offers a magical Christmas experience at its 73-acre horse ranch in Maple Ridge, transformed into a festive wonderland with lights, music, trees, and interactive displays. The event, designed to evoke simpler, less commercial holiday traditions, is family-friendly and reasonably priced.
Here you will be enchanted by glorious lights, interactive scenes, lovely music, and enjoyable activities like wagon rides, petting zoo, pony rides, cookie decorating, and much more. All activities are indoors or covered at Timberline Ranch.
Come dressed in cozy, warm, and in festive attire – it’s a great time to wear your Ugly Christmas Sweater under your lovely jacket or coat. Most of the activities are held in the large indoor areas, and the wagon is covered. However, all participants should dress warmly and for the possibility of rain, as there are some small uncovered parts of the tour, such as to and from the parking lot. The barn can be somewhat chilly, as well.
Expect to stay 60-90 minutes to look around and interact with the displays. Enjoy a pony ride and take your time in the cafe at the end of the tour.
Times available below. Please arrive 10-15 minutes before your start time.
Friday December 6 3:00-7:30
​Saturday December 7 10:00-4:30
​Sunday December 8 1:00-7:30
Friday December 13 3:00-7:30
​Saturday December 14 10:00-4:30
​Sunday December 15 1:00-7:30
​Friday December 20 3:00-7:30
​Saturday December 21 10:00-4:30
​Sunday December 22 1:00-7:30
Aside from a magical Country Christmas, Timberline Ranch offers year-round activities including camps, retreats, and special events.
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