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Haines City Christmas Parade Returns December 5 with Festive Floats and Santa

Haines City will celebrate with its annual Christmas parade on Saturday, December 5, 2026, featuring holiday-themed floats, local dance groups, businesses, and community organizations. Post-parade festivities will continue at Lake Eva Park for this family-friendly event.

10/16/2026 · Florida edition

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Haines City will kick off its annual Christmas celebration with the traditional Christmas parade on Saturday, December 5, 2026. This family-friendly event promises a festive spectacle for residents of all ages, featuring holiday-themed floats that will light the way to Lake Eva Park.

The parade will showcase a variety of local participants, including dance groups, area businesses, and community organizations. Spectators can expect a vibrant display of holiday spirit as these groups make their way through the city streets. A highlight for many will be the appearance of Santa Claus, who will join the procession.

Following the parade, the festivities will continue at Lake Eva Park, located at 555 Ledwith Ave., Haines City, FL 33844. The park will serve as the central hub for post-parade celebrations, offering a gathering spot for families to enjoy the start of the holiday season.

Residents planning to attend the parade and subsequent park celebrations should mark their calendars for December 5. For any inquiries regarding the event, individuals can contact the organizers at (863) 421-3700. This annual tradition provides a cherished opportunity for the community to come together and embrace the holiday spirit.

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