Fire Truck Santa going to 73+ Neighborhoods in the Upstate, SC

Did you know that Greenville & Spartanburg’s fire departments have an honorary team member who lives in the North Pole? It’s true, and Santa is visiting neighborhoods around the Upstate by firetruck while he checks his naughty list one last time.

He’s really busy this time of year, so the most efficient way to get a last peek at all of the good boys and girls of the Upstate is to hitch a ride with first responders and zip through neighborhoods. Reindeer magic only works at night, in case you were wondering, so this is the best way!

We have the inside track on other places you can find Santa hanging out this Christmas season!
Where to Find Santa in Greenville this Christmas Season

Santa Tours The Upstate with First Responders

Local first responders are giving Santa a tour of the Upstate! See if he’s coming to your neck of the woods.

Santa Visiting Greenville Neighborhoods

Clear Springs Fire Department Santa

The Clear Springs Fire Department has a long list of neighborhoods – 74 to be exact – they are going to this year with their Santa truck. They aren’t going to every street in each neighborhood though or they’d be out there all of December. A couple things to note:

  • The truck will leave the night of the Santa run between 6-6:30 pm unless there is an emergency.
  • Please don’t call the fire station to ask about the Santa truck. It ties up the line and could hinder emergency responses.
  • The fire truck goes to the neighborhoods that pay taxes to support that specific fire station so if your neighborhood isn’t on the list, it doesn’t mean the fire station doesn’t love you. It just means that is how government works.

Here’s the list of the Santa fire truck route:

December 12, 2022

  • Chatham Woods
  • Waverly Hall
  • Stonehaven
  • Avondale Heights
  • River Walk
  • Squires Creek
  • Twin Creeks
  • Windsor Creek
  • Kilgore Point
  • Savannah
  • Briar Oaks
  • Whitehall Plantation

December 13, 2022

  • Ansley Crossing
  • Gilder Chase
  • The Trails at Windsor Forest
  • Waters Run
  • Adam’s Creek
  • Matterson Brook
  • Connors Creek
  • Adam’s Run
  • Magnolia Place
  • Creekwood
  • Jonesville Landing
  • Davis Estates
  • Fieldmont: Kentmont Ln
  • Oakwind Estates

December 14, 2022

  • Townes at Five Forks
  • Chestnut Pond
  • Gresham Woods
  • Sparrow’s Point
  • Larkspur Pointe
  • The Overlook at Bells Creek
  • Bells Creek
  • Upland Farms
  • Bruce Farm
  • Highland Creek
  • Woodland Chase

December 15, 2022

  • Nelson’s Creek
  • Revis Falls
  • Gilder Creek
  • Gresham Park
  • Maple Creek
  • Shellbrook Plantation
  • Walnut Ridge
  • Kelsey Glen
  • Rebecca Acres
  • Copper Creek

December 16, 2022

  • Bennett’s Grove
  • Carson’s Pond
  • Laurel Grove
  • Laurel Lakes
  • Knob Hill Plantation
  • Ellington Park
  • Ledgestone
  • Woods Forest
  • Stonewood Manor
  • Carolee Way
  • Parker’s Landing
  • Edgewater
  • Fieldmont: Fieldmont Circle
  • Lockland Park
  • The Landing and The Cove at Savannah Pointe

December 17, 2022

  • Kilgore Farms
  • Raven Wood
  • Lori Drive
  • Chastain Glen
  • Five Forks Plantation
  • Coachman Plantation
  • Coachwood Forest
  • Kingswood Circle
  • Hawthorne Ridge
  • Renwood
  • Savannah Pointe
  • Enoree Point

Santa Visiting Spartanburg Neighborhoods

Christmas Eve from 5:45 – 9 PM | The Duncan Fire Department
The Town of Duncan will be visited by Santa on Christmas Eve. If you don’t see your street on the map below, you can drive out and usually catch Santa around Main Street as the route starts at Summer Tree apartments down to Post-oak Road and back to Stribling’s funeral home. This is happening in 2022 but we don’t have the route yet.
View the Duncan Fire Dept. Santa Route

Photo Credit: Tyger River FD, Lyman SC

Santa Visiting Greenville Neighborhoods

City of Greenville
The Santa Trolley is not confirmed for 2022.

Track Santa on Christmas Eve

Don’t worry if you weren’t able to catch a glimpse this year of Santa before his big day! We have two other ways for you to track him on his journey this week.

NORAD Tracks Santa

Since 1955, when a young man accidentally called the Continental Air Defense Command asking if they had seen Santa flying through the sky. The child had meant to call a Santa Hotline, however the person who answered the phone that Christmas Eve just happened to be the Commander in Chief, Colonel Harry Shoup. The Colonel instructed his team to keep looking for Santa on the radar screens and at that moment a holiday tradition was born.

The NORAD Website comes back online on December 1st, 2022

To track Santa on Christmas eve night, join the team at NORAD, and you will be able to watch them track “Big Red 1” in real-time as he makes his way across the world.

I Heart Radio’s North Pole Radio

The I Heart Radio streaming service has a station dedicated to all things Christmas that not only includes 24/7 Christmas music, but Santa will be checking in with listeners on Christmas Eve with Updates!

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