County Announces Breakfast With Santa at Thomas Bull Park
Orange County posted a save the date notice on Nov. 4, 2025 announcing a county hosted Breakfast with Santa at the Skea Lodge in Thomas Bull Memorial Park on December 14, 2025. The event is a seasonal community gathering that matters to families and service providers, and residents should watch the county Civic Alerts for registration, accessibility and health guidance.
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Orange County officials issued a Civic Alert on Nov. 4, 2025 to notify residents that a county hosted Breakfast with Santa will take place at the Skea Lodge in Thomas Bull Memorial Park on December 14, 2025. The brief notice serves as a save the date for a seasonal community event that traditionally draws families, seniors and local organizations to public parks and recreation centers.
The announcement did not include full program details, registration instructions or information about costs, but it signals the county is planning a public holiday gathering that will involve park facilities, staff and likely collaboration with public safety and parks personnel. For many residents, especially families with young children, such events provide affordable opportunities for social connection and seasonal celebration within the county park system.
Beyond celebration, county run events have practical public health and equity implications. Organizers will need to address food safety, restroom access, crowd management and accommodations for people with disabilities to ensure the event is safe and inclusive. Residents who rely on public transportation or who face mobility barriers will want to monitor the county Civic Alerts for information about parking, accessibility and transit options. Local health clinics and community organizations often use seasonal gatherings to share resources, and advocates say clear advance information about accessibility and any fees matters for participation by low income households.
The county notice gives residents time to plan, but it also raises questions about staffing and resources. Seasonal events require coordination across parks, public health, emergency services and sanitation crews. Those operational needs affect local budgets and volunteer capacity, and they are part of a broader conversation about how public programs support community wellbeing during the holiday season.
For community groups and local nonprofits the December date is an opportunity to coordinate outreach, volunteer support and services for residents who may benefit from additional assistance. Food programs, winter clothing drives and transportation partners often align with county events to reach families who may not otherwise access services.
County officials did not include quotes or specific program details in the Civic Alert, so residents should visit the County Civic Alerts page for updates on registration requirements, schedules, accessibility accommodations and any public health guidance that may apply as the date approaches. Advance planning and clear communication will determine whether the Skea Lodge gathering becomes not only a festive moment, but also an equitable and safe community resource for Orange County families.


