I love the fair! This one is decently big compared to the Petaluma-Marin fair, whatever they call it. There's a ton of junk food everywhere...but best of all....THE ACROCATS! Yes, you heard me right. Cats trained to perform tricks! Cats trained to perform in a band! It's exactly what you'd expect it to be. They also had the aqua dogs or splash dogs or something. It was fun to watch and splashy. They had a good amount of bathrooms and there weren't long crazy lines like in other fairs. I wish there were more shopping areas, like local produce and products, but there wasn't really any. Also, I wish they didn't charge you $6 for parking in a field. It's a fair, and you pay to get in and eat junk food all day and look at farm animals and listen to random music. This delivers. read more

I have been coming to the Sonoma County fair since I was tiny and it has changed a ton over the years. I love the fair food and the ambiance of a small community and the focus on local farmers when it comes to the animals. Unfortunately, this year (2015) I did feel like the fair had a more "commercial" taste to it and I didn't appreciate the fact that a lot of the vendors were from outside of Sonoma County. I always enjoy walking the Grace Pavillion and didn't see anything worth buying this year. The flower show was also very disappointing and underwhelming in 2015, even though I thought the theme of barnyard animals was cute. This is a great place for kids but the food and drink is over the top expensive (trapped audience after all). My two year old had an absolute blast and I hope to continue to bring him as he ages. I hope that this fair will get back to it's Sonoma County roots more and be more local in the future though. read more

Who deosn't love to walk around on dead grass, smell horse poo, eat so much sugar that their teeth feel like falling out, gauck and be gaucked at by the passer byers, take photos with you buddy, ride the farris wheel with your bestest, feel your stomach quickly strat to come out your mouth...( but not ;-p), drink rediculously expensive coors and bud light, watch the races, demolishing cars,mack on some chilli dogs and garlic fries, the swings.. who could forget the swings...,walk the gardens, buy endless amounts of crap ya don't need; but have to have,take goofy pictures with dinasours, talk to carnies, tell the carnies at the games maybe and act like you're interested to see if they give you a deal and say nevermind, wait in line to pee in thee most disgusting bathroom you'll see the entire year and spend way to much money on rides that 10 years ago seemed like 5 minutes long at least?? Who does this? Sonomians!! Santa Rosians and all the townies alike. ME,ME,ME!!! The Sonoma county fair is a much awaited time in a young kids life and alas, even as adults the experiences change a little but most of it stays the same.. new addition since my last fair experience: beer. I like it much better now, however, man o man, $12 for a coors light! WTF??1 I repeat: WTF??!! Oh well, it's once a year and my girlfriend and I have gone nearly every year. When we were kids we went as many times as possible. It was amazing. You'd think we were in heaven. My PID/F (partner in dinning/fun) normally since a non-yelper (I know, geez) I would leave just at that, however, Heather H. I am trying to convert so, Heather H. and I had a ball. A great day feeling like a kid. Everyone should check it out. read more

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Best fair for it's size. Have been coming for 40+ years. Not so huge that you feel overwhelmed (like the state fair) but big enough to keep you interested for a full day. The wonderful thing about this fair is there's lots of grassy areas, not all that heat searing blacktop like the state fair. Has a wonderful racetrack and grandstands. Can spend a couple hours betting on the ponies. Has free ice cream and hayrides. Also all the requisite fair food. Hall of flowers is breathtaking every year and you can purchase the plants when the fair ends. Parking is plentiful on side streets if you're willing to walk a little. We walk 2 miles from our hotel to the fair. There is free entertainment and it's actually pretty good. Has a top notch rodeo as you might expect. Plenty of rides for all ages and lots of animals to go see. This is a very laid back type of fair with something to do for everyone. No snooty types allowed :) read more

Very nice fairgrounds. Large, clean, tons of grassy areas, multiple arena's/racetracks, loads of seating for above arena's. Lots of buildings. An OVERABUNDANCE of restrooms, NOW THAT"S something to be glad for. read more

I bought this wonderful lamp at the fair in 2013. It has a light in it which changes colors and is made of white plastic pieces that hook together. I am trying to find out the name of the artist who made this lamp. I believe she is located in either Ohio or Idaho. Anyone have any clues as to who she is? read more

Sonoma County Fair - I bought this wonderful lamp at the fair in 2013. I am trying to find out the artists name who made it. Any clues? - Festivals Near Me - Santa Rosa, California

Pretty decent fair. Kinda messy compared to the Marin County Fair, but still a fun and thrilling assortment of rides, a wide variety of foods, beautiful displays in the Hall of Flowers... Security is ridiculous, though. They all but made the man in front of us disrobe completely. read more

In the 80's and 90's, this was a great fair! The flower show was amazing every year, the special events and show offerings were great ( Crystal Gale, Peter Frampton, etc) , the amount of entries in the arts, crafts, baking, and other similar categories was very competitive and so much fun to enter! There was an air of excitement. This fair just couldn't be beat! Then change happened......this fair became mediocre. Gone are the great flower shows (they have been lame and sparse for years now), gone are the unique special activities, gone are the great music attractions, gone gone gone are so many of the good things that the fair used to have. The management has entered Mediocreville. They seem content to do the same thing year after year after year=boring. I used to go almost every single day, now I go once during the entire run. My props to Jane who has stuck it out as event/activities person all these years. Please bring back all the wonderful things you used to do! Help the hierarchy remember how awesome this fair used to be! My mom worked in the fair office for 10 years. The staff who worked there while she was there were fun and interesting people with a heart to create a great experience for the public. What has happened????? read more

Great displays and gorgeous plants and flowers at the "highlight" (for me) at The Garden Time Forgot - what a tremedous and very well-thought out exhibit and joint effort by all who participated to present such an amazing display for the delight of everyone!! Lots of people, animals and dinosaurs!! Take your darn camera and quit talking and snap everything!! Take the kids who will be fascinated with the flowers, the dinosaurs, and the reptiles!!! Wot? YOU have NO kids? Find some and take them ~ they'll love you for it and so will their parents!! Lots of food available of all cultures, tastes and types!!!! Didn't eat much but talked to many at the fair plus the photography opportunities are waaaay too numerous!! Daily schedule of performances, acts and events each day available (free). Unlike other fairs I've attended these past few weeks & days, schedules displayed at stages so everyone knows what's going to happen ~ THANKs!! Don't take a tripod as too many big & little feet make it hazardous!! Admission fee lower than most fairs in the Bay Area and I think it was well-worth it!! Some pixs posted ~ more flora pixs are posted at my picture site ~ enJoY!!!! read more

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The smell of cotton candy, hot dogs, popcorn and deep fried chocolate wrapped in bacon is what the fair should be all about. I remember as a kid going to the Marin County Fair and the Sonoma County Fair and we would all down complete garbage food and ride the rides until we were sick. Now that I am older I still love chowing down on the HUGE turkey legs and sweets I used to as a kid but also enjoy more of the artistic side of the fair. I like to look at the gardens and sculptures people have built and even learning the history of the counties the fairs are held in. Now lets do the cons first. Trying to get into the fair now is kinda like going through security at the airport minus the whole body scan thing. You have to empty out all your pockets they wand you down, pat you down, make you remove your belt then make you go through the medal detector. So much for that great family day feeling you have going to the fair. Then as your walking through the building to get to the fair you pass by all kinds of vendors trying to sell you stuff. They had some VERY pushy people trying to put lotion on my hands assuring me my fiance would love it (even though she was standing right next to me they felt the need to try to put it on me). By the time you fight your way through all the vendors trying to convince you that you need a knife that can cut steel or a blender that can ACTUALLY chop ice I'm ready to go home! So you go outside and take a deep breath and get ready to pay WAY to much for anything which is no big surprise. OK time for the pros. They have this new thing there called splash dog or something like that and it is awesome. It is a jumping contest for dogs to see which one can jump the furthest into the water. This was fun to watch and my son loved to watch it and laughed every time the dogs would hit the water. The horse track is always going to be a winner. The petting zoo for the kids is great and supply plenty of resources to wash your hands and kind of decontaminate yourself after petting your furry friends. I think the 4-H program at the Sonoma County Fair is hands down one of the best I have seen and plan on enrolling my son into the program once he is old enough. The 4-H program gets 5 stars as well as the other pros I mentioned at the fair. Overall the fair is always going to be a blast. But when it comes to the vendors and security it really takes away some of the fun I used to have as a care free kid. I really think they need to make a rule that the vendors can't pressure you or even ask you if you want to buy anything. If people are interested they will ask you questions about it. read more

Yay! I love fairs and this one is no exception. It's my first county fair in the US and it was great. Although, I will say that it was the first time I saw a security checkpoint at a fair. This doesn't happen in Canada. But I understand, it only takes a few people to ruin it for the rest of us. There is a wide selection of fair food, games, goods and exhibitions. The highlight of the fair for me was probably the Sala de Fleures, flower exhibition. It doesn't sound that interesting, but the landscape exhibits were truly impressive and creative. If you visit the fair, don't miss this gem! The Grace Pavillion retail exhibit didn't have much of interest except the Vitamix stand. I can't wait until I get one of these someday. Stop by that stand if you can. It is truly a good investment. While I was there, I had a corn dog and caramel apple from the generic fair concessions. They seemed to be the best priced compared to the private vendors. Both were good, especially the caramel apple :) It is $10 adult admission to the fair. The Tuesday and Wednesday special is $20 for admission and unlimited access to the rides. Parking was a little bit of a pain. It is virtually impossible to get free parking unless you plan to visit the fair for less than one hour, in which case you can park in the nearby residential area. All fair parking lots range from $6-8. read more

Rides are OK. However, they cost extra, over and beyond the admission price. The Haunted House ride is outrageously bad (and not in a good or campy way, just terrible quality) It is OK to look at the cows, sheep, horses, and rabbits. However, other than this, there is not much to do. Prices seem very high for what you get. Parking is $6, admission is $10, rides average 4-5$ each. Food prices are at gouging levels. A beer is $11!!!! read more

This year was the worst fair so far. Less of everything throughout and still cost minimum $9 to park and $15 to get in. We have gone every year for over 20 years and decided this will be the last. We will go the the state fair next year Whoever is putting on events like this and the home shows really need to figure a way to make it worth the time and money to go read more

Went at the beginning of the Fair this year and noticed how much more open space there was around the midway as well as the kids area. I think they might have a new amusement vendor and all the rides looked like they were on the 'newer' side, so that was good. Loved the Hall of Flowers, of course...always a delight. Fair food is always delightful, but regret eating it later...but hey, it's the Fair!! Tried to go back last night just after 9pm to shoot some photos of all the rides at night and didn't realize they won't let you in past 9. That's probably a good thing. read more

This fair fluctuates so much with good days and bad all I can do is meet in the middle with three stars. For a traveling fair, this fair is pretty decent. It has a good amount of different vendors and a good amount of various entertainment venues. I feel they need to up the security. My main concern is that the people they temporarily hire don't take safety seriously. I went to the fair twice this year and the first day I went I was wanded, went through the metal detector (which didn't go off), and my purse was checked. The second time I went, I went through just the metal detector and this time it beeped, the lady still waived me through and didn't ask me to open my bag so she can glance into it. Kind of made me a little skeptical but went anyways. Later on in the carnival part I saw a young gentleman lift up his shirt and he had a large knife on him. Just proves that anyone could have brought a weapon into the grounds. Other than that it's a nice big facility. They keep the grounds pretty much maintained all year. Hope they keep it up and improve the security issues. read more

Sonoma County Fair - Festivals Near Me - Santa Rosa, California

This isn't the best fair in the SF Bay Area region. It's a very enjoyable fair to go to. Although not my favorite, this fair gets my "A-OK" vote. I went here for, you guessed it... the horse races! However, I did a bit of exploring and had a good time while I was here. I used to spend a lot of time in Sonoma County so I really got to know the area really well, especially Santa Rosa and its surrounding areas. The fair isn't as big as Pleasanton or Fresno, but it's pretty sizable. Other reviews have mentioned the less-than-perfect and rather costly parking they have. Quick tip, if you're willing to walk approximately half a mile away from the entrance, there are plenty of surface street parking opportunities in the surrounding neighborhood. Beware, though, that many of the streets immediately surrounding the fairgrounds require permits for parking on certain times of the year. Therefore, read the signs. I haven't been dinged, but I can imagine quite a few people getting nailed on that note. The fair itself was enjoyable. Again, your run of the mill of excessive amounts of sweetened and/or fried foods. They are all good! Find what you like and try some new things. I tend to not shy away from the corn dog and lemonade. The race track is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. The main track is a dirt track that looks like all dirt and not mixed in with sand or any other stuff that can slow the horses down. Sonoma County Fair is awesome because of the fact that it has a turf track! It's slightly shorter at 7 furlongs (7/8 mile) and looks like it's in great shape as there's only about two weeks of racing throughout the year. Like the rest of the California Fair Racing circuit, be aware that you're gonna have to bring some serious cash for the races because the automatic voucher machines only take $20 and $100 bills. Therefore, if you have smaller bills and would like to get a voucher, go to a teller. The grandstand for the Sonoma fair is one of my favorite because of where it is pointing. Generally during racing at the other fairs I've been to it's shining right at the sun and you're gonna have to get ready to bring 8000SPF with you and apply all day. The heat factor at Sonoma isn't as high and makes the racing experience a very leisurely one. However, I am one who doesn't mind the heat, and the nice 70 degree weather as well. Come as you wish. Pick your poison. read more

If I could report no stars I would. So the fairgrounds is ran by a woman named Becky. She is for lack of a better word the worst. How she is still in charge is beyond me. She treats all the employees including temporary ones horribly. Being a customer and meeting some people who have worked with her and seeing it from an outsiders perspective I was appalled at how she spoke to staff. She told them they weren't allowed any tips from guest. These people are working hard to make and enjoyable time for people like me and my family they are doing awesome I should be able to tip them. I'm looking for a 1-800 number to complain about this woman I will be letting everyone know not to do business with her as long as she is still in charge. read more

The Sonoma County Fair is alright for a traveling fair. It has some nice rides, but they don't compare to the rides at permanent amusement parks. The tickets are pretty expensive. Again comparing it to amusement parks, once you're in those the rides are free, but the fair charges per ride. . I've been to a concert on the fairgrounds and it was pretty nice. The chairs are pretty standard, so I had to get up and stand in the back. The petting zoo was nice. I felt bad for the wallaby sitting in the closed-off portion of the exhibit, but the other animals looked happy and healthy. I don't usually bother with the games since they're designed to be difficult. I love eating fair food since it's often different than what's offered elsewhere, but it's too expensive, like all fair food. I heard about gang problems in the past, but I haven't seen any issues with that in the last couple years. read more

I have not been to the Fair in 30 years. After growing up in Santa Rosa, I remember the Fair as a huge deal. My wife and I took the Grandkids 7 and 9 Girl and boy to the Fair! We had fun through the kids eyes but for me it just felt second class. The grounds were kept clean and the staff did a terrific job keeping up. Still there was a feeling of Whatever. Probably not fair because everything is a huge deal when you're a kid and perspectives change. One of the Vendors, an Artist, was hand sculpting clay heads in the likeness of the person posing. He did a head for each of my Grandkids and they were amazing. If anyone knows the name of this Artist, please email me, Thanks, b Brian17th@yahoo.com read more

The Sonoma County Fair is a truly a Sonoma County staple. A childhood in this county really isn't complete without your annual trip(s) to the fair. If you're a teenager in the county this is a great place to make some extra money for a couple weeks in the summer. This fair has all the fair staples you could want: - A main hall selling all kinds of crap and seen on TV originals - A flower hall with gorgeous flowers. Every year has a different theme. My favorite was the year with an "active volcano" in the middle of the hall. - Arts exhibits you can enter your work in: photography, fine arts, crafts, sewing. - Children arts exhibits. The place you can enter your Mission project or Lego original. - Adults and children rides. You're in luck there is a creaky roller coaster and merry-go-round! The adult ride area can get kind of scary at night so I would recommend going during the day. - Carnival games. You too can win a goldfish! - Fair animals - Horse racing. Go on Sundays when they have small dog races in between the horse races. Seeing 12 chihuahuas "racing" is hysterical. - Fair food. Funnel cakes and Pasta King are my favorites. There is an amazing alley with all authentic Mexican food. Corn dogs and cotton candy are easy to find (obviously). Make sure to stop by the Clover booth for your free ice cream cone! One part of the fair that is highly under-rated are the concerts. While this might be a small county fair they bring some pretty big names in every year particularly in the country genre. This year Florida Georgia Line and Hunter Hayes both played. Other concerts I've seen here over the years: Blake Shelton, Martina McBride, Dierks Bentley, and Eddie Money. Tickets are always reasonable. Bleacher seats this year were $25 which is fantastic. read more

Sonoma County Fair - 2013 Hall of Flowers - Festivals Near Me - Santa Rosa, California

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So glad that the fair comes every year. Lots to see in the Pavilion, horse races, food vendors and rides. Get ready to drop a grip of cash though if you are bringing your family. Prices have always been high, so be careful or you can go broke with all of the amusements and "great deals" being offered. read more

So Unimpressed with the Old Run-Down Fairgrounds. The buildings have Never been updated or painted they look like. Their signage on Bennett Valley Road advertising events is old and horrible. You don't even get to know what events are going on. Let alone NO Signage of what events are going on when you drive on Brookfield Road. I drive on that road and see a bunch of cars and a big event but never get to know what is going on...so I never go to the Fairground events. I can't believe how Miss-Managed that place is for SONOMA County. I feel like they are just waiting for someone to put an offer in for Condos to be built there and just run it to the ground...SAD... read more

It was my first time to visit Sonoma County Fair this year during my boyfriend's birthday and I had a blast! It was a nice sized fair ground with lots of fun stuff to do. We entered the Hall of Flowers and lots of colorful flora welcomed us. There was also their fauna section where we saw all the cute goats, rabbits, swans, pigs, sheeps, horses and cows. The game booths was fun! We all got stuffed animals from playing. And of course there were the carousel/coaster rides. I totally loved the Zipper and the Music Fest rides! This is a real good fair to go to every year. I'm looking forward to going back next year. read more

Sonoma County Fair - Festivals Near Me - Santa Rosa, California

Bad long line it is not worth it I was in line for one hour very hot weather. I don't recommend if you have small children or elderly!!!!!

Very disappointed with the fair this year. Expected to see the 4-H display of rabbits, goats and chickens...which left by Friday...the 10th. The flower display was some what disappointing...too many "Day of the Dead" displays. Many of the seniors where confused as to what the meaning of the display was. Missed the "High flying Dogs"...that entertainment is a show stopper. Hope next year is better...good fairs are going by the way side! read more

The Lorakeet and reptile room were great. Except for this, I would never go back to this fair. Every ride, everything you can see or do costs an exorbitant fee. They should take an example from the Marin County Fair. Entrance fee includes all rides and exhibits. read more

We usually just go to the Petaluma Fair but skipped it this year and yesterday which was the last day of the fair in Santa Rosa we decided to go and check it out. The fair was packed and busy. We all went to check out the flower area and like we were advised from other family members, it was pretty lame and cheesey. What is the deal with the serving of beer in there with a sitting area, table's/chairs... We thought it looked cheap and not the usually cool arrangements inside. Not sure what they we're thinking this year. I been going to this fair since I was a kid but not so much the last 10 years or so. It is pretty dirty there and a colorful crowd. The corndogs we're good and Italian Shaved Ice was great. I won't even get into the crazy high prices of food/drinks because they gotta make their money for just being set up there, it is what it is... It is a good avenue for people and kids to gather, people watch and laugh. Next year Petaluma Fair is where we will be headed... read more

Purchased dinner at the concert when we got here we found out that the dinner was not at the concert and that it was a buffet that was over two hours prior to us getting there and the concert has already started we were screwed read more

I wanted to review a particular vendor and product but there is no way to do that so here it is. After much discussion and deliberation with the vendor, Will Chau, I purchased a unit that fits over your rear view mirror and continually records and stores a video of everything happening as you drive. There is a rear unit as well that attaches to your rear license plate and will record activity if you are bumped or hit from behind ( like in a parking lot). Will was so thorough in answering all of our questions and my husband and I felt that he was very trustworthy, honest and a person of integrity. Will even have us his cell phone number and told us to call if we had any questions in the future.This past weekend I was on the 101 and a truck a couple of cars in front of me starting losing debris and sheets of some kind of material we're flying all over the freeway. I was hit by one of them ( destroyed my hood but could have been much worse). My husband and I had trouble trying to retrieve the video ( long story, our fault) so I called Will and he CAME TO OUR HOUSE ( he does not live nearby) and took care of everything for us, and went over all the details again. We are so impressed by this level of customer service. It was above and beyond anything we expected. I highly recommend this product ( these days, video evidence is important) and can't say enough good things about Will. read more

My expectations were not high going in to this, but I was still disappointed. I was hoping to find a beer tent for adults with a live band and a dance floor. Nope. There were tons of carnie rides, carnie food booths, and vendors selling tee shirts and other novelties. There was also a pig show and some smelly cows. It cost $6 to park and $8 to get in, and I only wanted to go to the Miranda Lambert concert. Those tickets were $40 with a $3 fee, so I think it is a little ridiculous that concert ticket holders had to pay $8 to get in. I'm not coming to this fair ever again. read more

Don' t bother going this year or ever again. The vendor prices are out of hand. $25 for a woven women's hat you can buy outside for $7. This vendor then tried to bargain down to $20. $7 for a bottle of beer. 5 Star Fish & Chips sold me deep fried artichokes that not fresh but were pickled from a jar and not properly drained so they oozed brine all over you. Then they charged around $7 for 5 pieces. I don't think so. I attended the Blues Festival Saturday to find security couldn't control the crowd to keep them from standing in a walk area. This blocked the view of many who were sitting behind them. I had to go to the admin office twice before they sent in some idiot who appeared to be chewing tobacco. He simply stood there for several minutes watching the people assemble and stand at the rail before he could pull himself to ask them to leave. He was replaced by a similar inefficient security person who liked to look cool with his sunglasses on backwards and made the statement he didn't care what they had him do because he was paid by the hour. The bathrooms where not kept clean. They had a group called Moreland & Arbuckle that should have stayed in the state they came from. To complete this SNAFU the main closing act for the blues festival was Carolyn Wonderland who seemed to think Los Lobos was a blues band. She was talented but certainly not a blues singer. Aren't we over Elvis yet so we don't need Elvis impersonator contests... And what's with the 12 foot alligator booth? You can find a lot better venues to spend your hard earned money at that will keep the facilities clean, offer food and beverages at a reasonable price and provide great entertainment. read more

Gross and full of trailer monkey's... I love me some county faires and was really excited to go visit this one.... Parking was a nightmare, not much to look at, scarry looking rides... we pretty much walked around for 2 hours, got bored and left.... The only cool thing we did see there was a guy who made a huge model of San Francisco with toothpicks and he had ping pong balls running through it.... it was awesome... Other then that it made me feel dirty. read more

Loved the fair this year. Lots of room to park and move around. Especially loved the Hall of Flowers. Us baby boomers love "Flower Power"

I got every year for the merchants. Lots of Mexican art and food. The rides for kids sorta suck. My son is this height were he is 1 inch too tall for the rides he wants, yes he was turned away and to afraid for the suggested rides for him. The problems of being a tall 5 year old. That and he was suppose to be free when we went,the guy giving us the kids ticket wanted to argue my sons age. read more

We come here every year.Flower show was nice, they have some kind of 12 month team going on,Easter was the most prettiest I thought.If you get hungry,Willie birds turkey steak sandwich always awesome. Horse racing is fantastic,but beverage prices are outrageous. read more

I absolutely love the fair! Look out for my Yelp reviews of all the fair food and beer booths in Summer of 2009! I always go as many nights as I can. Usually, we start off with treating ourselves to a little herbal aromatherapy in the Vet's building parking lot and then head in to wander around for hours looking at all the beautiful members of our little community here. This is Sonoma County, so there is always one or two local microbrews on tap. The $8 I pay per beer never prevents me from getting a bit tipsy. The horse races are also really exciting and bring out the gambling addict in me. I've never won big money here but I always have fun. I might take in a concert or three at the Mexican Village. We get some top-rated acts here in Santa Rosa -- I think we rocked out to Eddie Money in 2006. Get yourself "two tickets to paradise" at the Sonoma County Fair! read more

We bought discount tickets online and took our 7 and 8 year old and their friends on 3 separate days. This place is a real bargain and has SOOOO much to see and do, much of it free of charge. The fair goes on for 3 weeks. The mini-dog races, the petting zoo was the best I've ever seen, free music and dancing on stage, a little kids area, and full carnival with unlimited rides bracelets, the 4-h animals and shows, the craft area. We also paid the $2. entry to go to the horse races and bet among ourselves. There was a battle of the Mexican bands one evening and bands with 20 players were competing to a full house.... if you plan to go, check out the online ticketing and save some money. Highly recommended. read more

This was the best county fair that I've ever been to. My family really enjoyed it, especially the race track and the Mexican village. Good family fun! read more

I love this place i have been going since i was a little toddler... so many great memories here because of all of the rides, the lights at night, games and prizes only thing is it is a bit pricey but i think its worth it especially for your little ones read more

Stroll along tree line boulevards, nosh on warm soft tacos and enjoy all the efforts of crisply attired 4hers. Just a few of the wonderful things we all enjoy at our marvelous County fair. Tons of free stuff and, like this day, catch a horse race gratis and astound at the alternate lifestyles of both Carneys and Cowboys. Learn why both are nomadic in nature and both on the hunt for that big score. read more