Explore the Field of Lights in Sensorio Paso Robles

Wine, live music and thousands of lights!

Starting at $43/person
174 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

This place was on our list for few years and we finally managed to visit it recently. It’s a very artistic and romantic place. We reserved the terraces and the view from there is top notch. I highly recommend it atleast once if you can.

This place is simply breathtaking! With the entire field illuminated by lights, it feels like you're in a magical wonderland. There are no words to describe its beauty! Second time visiting, and still can't get enough of it. Wholeheartedly recommend it for all ages!

We visited Sensorio in Paso Robles, which is an immersive outdoor art exhibit by Bruce Munro, featuring thousands of solar-powered lights. Highlights include the "Field of Light," with nearly 60,000 glowing spheres, and "Light Towers," made of over 17,000 wine bottles. The installations blend art and nature, creating a stunning visual experience. It was a magical and memorable visit. They have a food truck and a place to buy food and drinks.

This is quite a mesmerising experience. Beautiful walk through the field of lights and then the light towers. Since it was last week of December it became pretty cold. Highly recommend bringing warm jackets and comfortable shoes so you can enjoy this place thoroughly. They don’t allow any outside food and drinks but they have many food options inside. They also have nice fire pits seating arrangements for people who want to sit and eat there. We finished our tour in time to try then go out and do our dinner at a nearby restaurant so we didnt eat there but there were some veggie burger options. There is enough parking so you don’t need to worry about that. We also purchased our tickets on the gate. Our 7 year old daughter could walk through the entire field and despite beings at relaxed pace and taking enough time where we wanted to sit etc, we were done in an hour.

Don’t waste your money on Terrace Tickets. They advertise that you have a guaranteed table but if you leave that table all of your stuff gets thrown away. If you can’t leave your drinks and food behind while you walk through the light field, why pay for a table. While we were gone they threw away 4 full drinks and our snacks. Total waste of money both for the table and the food and drinks. Don’t spend the money. The lights are cool and can be seen with regular tickets. Don’t buy the upgraded tickets. It’s not worth it. Based on their reply, I stand by my review. If I wanted to walk around in the dark with my drink and food, why bother paying for a table. If you go all the way to the back of the exhibit there are plenty of “free” tables right next to a bar car and restroom.

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