Christmas at the Warehouse in Des Arc, Arkansas

There’s a place in the small town of Des Arc, Arkansas, where you are certain to get into the holiday spirit.

Christmas at the Warehouse by Guess & Company is simply magical and, in our opinion, absolutely worth a visit during the holiday season.

This place is a wonderland dedicated to the joy and enchantment of Christmas.

Emily and I visited for the very first time on a beautiful October day. Yes, before Halloween and before Thanksgiving.

Don’t be hatin’, y’all.

In our opinion, it’s never too early to begin celebrating Christmas!

There is all kinds of red and white Christmas decor. These are various types of balls and are spilling from the top of metal buckets. The balls aren't traditional glass Christmas ornaments. They seem to be made of cloth and have fun patterns on them.

All About Christmas at the Warehouse

Christmas at the Warehouse returns to Des Arc for its 10th year in 2026.

Guess & Company bills it as the largest Christmas warehouse in the South, and with more than 60,000 square feet filled with Christmas decorations, elaborate displays, decorated trees, ribbon, ornaments and more, it certainly feels enormous when you walk through the doors.

Here’s what you need to know before you go:

2026 Dates: October 17–December 13
Open: Wednesday through Sunday
Hours: 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
Address: 2411 West Main Street, Des Arc, AR 72040

Be sure to check the official Christmas at the Warehouse website before you make the drive in case there are schedule changes or special events happening during your visit.

The regular Christmas at the Warehouse sale is open to the public.

And when they offer you a buggy?

Take the buggy, y’all.

You may not think you’ll need it, but I assure you that you will.

We started out with one buggy thinking that we could share. We ended up with two completely full buggies and probably could have used three!

Take Your Time

Upon entering the Christmas Warehouse, you’ll be transported to a world of twinkling lights, festive decorations, and holiday cheer.

To be honest, for a minute it felt a little overwhelming! This is 60,000 square feet of gorgeously decorated trees, ribbons, ornaments, nutcrackers, gingerbread houses and more as far as the eye can see.

Our suggestion is to just browse for a while enjoying all the beautiful things. Take your time and simply immerse yourself in the wonderful sights.

It won’t be long before your creative juices will start to flow and you are able to think clearly about what you need to make your own home a Christmas extravaganza. That’s part of the fun of this place. You aren’t just shopping, you’re gathering ideas.

So Many Christmas Styles and Colors

Christmas at the Warehouse has an enormous variety of holiday decorations.

You’ll find everything from traditional reds and greens to elegant metallics, rustic woodsy decor and colorful whimsical styles. Honestly, there’s something for everyone.

One thing we especially liked was the way much of the decor was grouped by color. Whites were together, as were golds, silvers, blues and other color combinations.

But let’s be real.

Who doesn’t adore this amazing pink aesthetic?

There is a Christmas tree in the right forground of the photo. The tree is highly decorated and completely covered with ornaments, decor, ribbon and more. The decor on the tree is in varying shades of pink. In the background you can see that you are in a warehouse filled with other Christmas Decor. This is located at Christmas at the Warehouse in the town of Des Arc, Arkansas.

It’s not what I have in my house but I love it! I mean, how Barbie is that?

And I assure you that Emily, who definitely does have pink in her Christmas decor, found a few new things to match her aesthetic.

Get Christmas Decorating Ideas From the Trees

One of my favorite things about Christmas at the Warehouse is the collection of beautifully decorated Christmas trees.

If you’re looking for decorating inspiration, pay attention to these!

The trees are elaborately and uniquely decorated, showcasing the creativity of Paul Guess and his team. You can pick up all kinds of ideas for combining ornaments, ribbon, floral picks, garland and unexpected colors.

They provide so much “scope for the imagination.”

Even if you don’t intend to recreate an entire tree, you may spot a color combination or decorating trick you can use at home.

It’s not just ornaments

Although there are plenty of ornaments and baubles, you’ll find much more than that at Christmas at the Warehouse.

There are Christmas trees, wreaths, garlands, ribbon, floral stems, seasonal accents, tabletop decor and all kinds of other holiday items.

It really can be one-stop shopping if you are decorating your home for Christmas—or if you just happen to walk in thinking you need one little thing and leave with two overflowing buggies.

Not that I would know anything about that.

2026 VIP Nights and Special Events

Christmas at the Warehouse also hosts special events during the season, so it’s worth checking the calendar before you visit.

For 2026, Guess & Company is holding a series of VIP Nights on October 5, 6, 7, 12 and 13 before the regular warehouse sale opens to the public.

These ticketed evenings include an early look at the Christmas collections and displays along with shopping, holiday entertaining inspiration and presentations from special guest designers, chefs, artisans and creators.

Proceeds from the VIP Nights help support the Des Arc Chamber of Commerce.

You can see the current schedule and details on the 2026 VIP Nights page.

Because event offerings can change from year to year, I recommend checking the official calendar for any additional demonstrations, special shopping days or events taking place while you’re there.

You Can Also Shop Online

Although I highly recommend experiencing Christmas at the Warehouse in person, I know that isn’t possible for everyone.

Fortunately, Guess & Company also sells Christmas decor and other products online.

You can browse their current collections at Guess & Company.

But if you can make the trip to Des Arc, I think seeing all those decorated trees and displays in person is half the fun.

How did this place come to be in Des Arc?

Paul Guess was raised in the small town of Des Arc, and although he spent many of his early adult years around the country, he always felt drawn back to his home state and hometown.

He also works with the Des Arc Chamber of Commerce to create opportunities for local businesses and to revitalize the community. You will definitely want to go here to read more about his work.

Christmas at the Warehouse: A must-visit

Whether you’re a Christmas decor enthusiast, or a casual holiday shopper, or just looking for some fresh ideas, Christmas at the Warehouse has something for everyone.

In our opinion, it is worth the drive to Des Arc to visit this extraordinary destination and enjoy a little Christmas magic.

More Christmas Magic in Arkansas

Looking for even more ways to celebrate the season in Arkansas?

Check out our guide to the best things to do at Christmas in Arkansas.

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