Camping at the Grant County Fair!
Get ready for an unforgettable camping adventure at the Grant County Fair!
Whether you're bringing an RV or pitching a tent, we’re thrilled to have you join us for four days of fun, community, and excitement. To ensure everyone has a great experience, we’ve put together some important guidelines for your stay.
All campers must check in at the Fair Office before parking their unit. This ensures that you’re assigned the correct site and avoids any unnecessary moves.
Campsites are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. If you need electricity, we recommend arriving early as these sites are limited.
Each campsite allows for:
- One camper/RV or two tents.
- Access to restrooms and showers.
- Some sites also offer electricity (subject to availability).
Pets are not allowed on the fairgrounds, except for certified service animals. We appreciate your understanding!
We encourage only one vehicle per campsite to keep the area accessible for everyone. Additional vehicles can be parked in designated parking lots nearby.
For safety reasons, campfires are not allowed. However, propane and charcoal grills can be used for cooking.
Why Wait? Join the Fun!
Campsites are limited and fill up fast, so don’t miss your chance to be part of the 2025 Grant County Fair Camping experience! Whether you're enjoying the carnival, checking out exhibits, or gathering around the grill, this is where memories are made.
Off Season Storage at the Grant County Fair!
Looking for a secure and convenient place to store your property this winter? The Grant County Fairgrounds is here to help! Whether it’s your camper, boat, or other seasonal items, we provide reliable off-season storage for peace of mind.
You can store seasonal items such as campers, boats, trailers, and other personal property. Be sure to provide a detailed description of the property you’re storing, including the license number.
Storage is available during the winter months of 2024 and 2025. All stored items must be removed by June 1st, 2025
No, the Grant County Agricultural Association does not provide insurance for stored items. If you wish to protect your property, you should arrange sufficient insurance coverage for potential risks, including damage, loss, or theft.