Explore the Field of Lights in Sensorio Paso Robles

Wine, live music and thousands of lights!

Last updated: May 2024

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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

They have added amazing new light exhibits. And it is breathtaking. It is a walk and perhaps not the best for people who are mobility challenged. But it is absolutely gorgeous. I know it's constantly evolving and I cannot wait to see the next iteration.

Absolutely the most stunning display of lights. It's worth the drive to experience once in your life. Make sure to get all access passes so you can walk through the whole exhibit. The intricacies and patience the artists must have had to install this art installation are amazing.

Very pretty! I enjoyed that there was a grassy area with a live band! I didn't know that this place served food so we ate beforehand. But it's good to know you can eat there!! It is a little pricey but fun if coming from out of town or have friends visiting.

Tried to buy tickets day off but it was sold out. Would normally say try and buy in advance but website said you can still buy tickets at the entrance if there is any parking. There is plenty of parking because they also have overflow parking too. So if you can’t really buy in advance because of unpredictable planning, don’t worry and just head over and buy at box office. It’s actually a little cheaper too cause you aren’t paying for fees. As FYI, there are in and out privilege. Just get your hand stamped before leaving. We got the middle tier ticket which you can easily get through in under an hour. It’s pretty dark in certain areas so if you want photo of the scenery, make sure you got a good phone or open the exposure. If you are trying to take photo with people, it might be best to have a friend hold some light. They don’t allow flash photo. As for the food, there are the standard kids meal stuff like chicken strips, churros, and fries. There is also a Mexican food truck on site but it’s a bit expensive. We actually just left and ate down town then came back after dinner.

The experience was amazing! Even better than I had hoped. The special exhibit was beyond words. Anyone who says an hour is plenty isn't taking time to explore and observe the various angles. We were in the lights for nearly two hours, plus some time to enjoy the music and some wine before it was dark enough to enjoy the lights. Worth entering at sunset, if the time of year permits; the lights aren't strong yet, but it is a great vantage point for sunset itself.

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