The 2020 Christmas Parade has been cancelled due to COVID. The Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce is still collecting Letters to Santa.
Letters to Santa
Boys and Girls, Santa has left a very special mailbox right here in Clearlake!
Write your letters to Santa Clause and drop them into Santa’s special mailbox. It leads straight to the North Pole! You can drop off the letters until Friday, December 11th at:
City Hall of Clearlake
Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce
*Write your return mailing address
Clearlake Christmas Parade
The Clearlake Christmas Parade, hosted by the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce, brings together groups from across Lake County to march, roll, and ride down Lakeshore Drive, capped off by an appearance from Mr. and Mrs. Claus. This parade is a little different than years past. Instead of photos with Santa, have your little ones bring letters to drop off in the North Pole mailbox.
Lakeshore Drive - Saturday, December 5 - 6pm
The Clearlake Christmas Parade starts at 6pm, and the route will run from Redbud Park to Austin Park along Lakeshore Drive.
Join the Parade! Sign up your vehicle or group.
Vehicles and Floats can begin assembling at Redbud Park at 4:30 p.m. The Parade will begin at 6 p.m.
If you’d like to be a general volunteer, coordinating floats or staffing road barricades, please contact Chelsea at the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce.
2020 Christmas Parade Rules/Guidelines
Masks are Mandatory for all parade participants and spectators.
Please maintain six feet from other families.
There must be a responsible adult on floats where there are children. You are responsible for the safety of the participants in your vehicles, floats, and walking groups.
Throwing of candy or any object from parade entrants will not be allowed. Handing out candy or objects using a sturdy container to the crowd is permitted by walkers only.
No smoking or alcoholic beverages on any parade entry at any time before or during the parade.
This is a family oriented event. Do nothing that would compromise this event.
No actions that would endanger spectators along the street or participants in the parade.
Only one performance to be done in front of the judges booth only.
Christmas Parade Supporters
