The third annual Camp Christmas event in Pine Valley, San Diego County, is underway. The event, designed to provide families with an immersive Christmas experience, features various holiday-themed activities and attractions per Times of San Diego.

A variety of festive entertainment, including colorful water shows, seasonal photo opportunities, hayrides, and train rides, is featured at Camp Christmas, running on selected nights until December 23. "Sappy," a talking Christmas tree, is on hand to enhance the guest experience, while other attractions such as laser tag, bounce houses, and archery accommodate a wide range of interest according to the Pine Valley Camp Christmas website.

Be aware that some activities require additional fees, allowing visitors to customize their experience. After engaging in activities, guests will have the opportunity to dine at various options, including the all-you-can-eat soup and salad bar at Alpine Peak Buffet or the Sugar Shack.

To attend to the cold weather at Camp Christmas, which is situated at a lofty 4,000-feet altitude, visitors are recommended to dress warmly with winter jackets, snow hats, scarves, and gloves for a comfortable experience.

With accessibility a key consideration, while strollers and wheelchairs are welcome, guests are reminded that the terrain consists mainly of dirt and gravel, which may pose some difficulty to navigate. Although pets are prohibited for safety reasons and insurance constraints, service dogs with appropriate licensing are permitted.

Tickets can quickly be purchased via the Camp Christmas website. The broad range of activities, dining options, and holiday atmosphere make a compelling case for families and individuals seeking a new twist on holiday celebrations.