Explore the Field of Lights in Sensorio Paso Robles

Wine, live music and thousands of lights!

Last updated: May 2024

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262 Miles from you
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If you're looking for a truly magical way to experience the beauty of the Central Coast, you should definitely check out the Field of Lights at Sensorio Paso Robles. This stunning light installation is a must-see for anyone visiting the area. The Field of Lights at Sensorio Paso Robles is a temporary installation that covers a 15-acre field with over 58,000 glowing spheres. The lights are arranged in intricate patterns and shapes, creating a mesmerizing and ethereal experience. Visiting the Field of Lights at Sensorio Paso Robles is a truly unforgettable experience. The lights are visible from a distance, and as you approach the field, the patterns and shapes become more and more intricate. Walking among the lights is a truly immersive experience, and the views of the surrounding countryside are simply stunning.
Arrive before sunset, grab some food, enjoy some live music and find a seat to watch the sunset over the golden hills. Once the sun is down, wander among thousands of lights and detach yourself from this world. You can for sure spend here a few hours exploring the field, listening to local musicians that perform daily, drinking local wine and chilling to the sound of crickets!
So why wait? Make the trip to the Field of Lights at Sensorio Paso Robles and experience the magic for yourself. It's the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Central Coast in a new and unique way.

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4380 CA-46, Paso Robles, CA 93446

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4.6 ● Google reviews

Visited on a Friday night with 6 adults. Waited until sunset to begin, and we walked around for about 90-120 minutes. Enjoyed most of the installations and music. Were a few benches and tabled areas to rest throughout as well as restrooms. They also had a couple food/drink carts between exhibits. Overall, we enjoyed the experience and would recommend. Though, for me, I think it was a one-time thing.

You must see it to appreciate the size and grandeur of the installation. The sunset view transmission to such a spectacular light display along the rolling hills. You must purchase the all access pass as the additional ground displays are amazing also. I would not purchase the terras seating because you must walk through both displays to fully enjoy this art installation. I wouldn't arrive more than 1/2 hour before sunset, we waited over an hour before sunset. The waiting area does have a good food selection and live stage entertainment with lounge seating and table seating inside. The food was good.

Fun experience for night time. Definitely encourage you to purchase Terrace pass as you get better seating and a welcome beverage. Terrace area is above field of light and you can enjoy watching the sun set as it gets dark and the field comes alive. Mobile ordering of food is available. All the food we ordered was delicious - fried green beans, garlic fries, cheese steak sandwich, and burgers. When it gets dark, get up and move. There are lots of art installations to see. Wrist bands are required to access some areas. Wheelchairs are also available (there is a lot of walking if you want to see everything). Friendly staff were everywhere to help answer questions.

We were a group of 4. We all enjoyed watching the colors grow as the sky darkened. The field of lights is the most impressive. The other stuff is less magical. We came after a big dinner so we weren't interested in the food. The paths are nicely graded and sufficiently illuminated. It is something worth seeing once.

We only toured the Dimensions part since we had a child with short legs with is this trip. Wasn't sure what to expect for the price, but found it amazing interesting. Several of the pieces were interactive which helped with attention. Loved the music, lighting changes, an overall installation. The walk is a very smooth path, easy for those needing wheel chairs and other wheels devices. There were fire pits at one end and vendors with food, beverages, and bathrooms. Go to the left to take in the whole scene before entering the exhibit. The geometry of the exhibit was very cool, but I'm a math teacher and dig patters, symmetry, and geometry. If you aren't mathy, it's still very cool to see. Definitely coming back to check out the other exhibits. Was advised that each takes 30 minutes or more on average. Plan your time accordingly.

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