Prices &
HOURS
Guest
SERVICES
HOURS
Opening Fri. Aug. 2: 8AM - 11PM
Sat. Aug. 3: 10AM - 11PM
Sun. Aug. 4 - Thurs. Aug. 8: 10AM - 10PM
Fri. Aug. 9 - Sat. Aug. 10: 10AM - 11PM
Sun. Aug. 11: 10AM - 10PM
Rides opens at 12 noon daily (except opening day)
Rides open at 9AM on Opening Friday
Barns close early on Tuesday & the last Sunday
FAIR RV PARKING/CAMPING
$28 per night with electrical and water
$22 per night self contained, space only
$2 per night for approved support vehicles
Reservation Form (payment must be included)
Overnight camping is allowed only in designated RV campground. Click Here for more info.
GATE ADMISSION
$11.25 Adult
$9.25 Seniors
$8.25 Children 7-12
Kids 6 and under FREE
ATM/CASH MACHINE
Cash Machines are conveniently located on grounds
Summer Sizzle Package - ONLINE ONLY
ENDS AUGUST 1, 2019($4.50 processing fee)
2 adult general admission
2 youth admission
2 carnival wristbands
$79 - Save $ By bundling today!
Fabulous 4 Pack - ONLINE ONLY
ENDS Aug. 1st, 2019($3.50 processing fee)
2 adult general admission
2 youth admission
$25+service fee - Save $5 with this online bundle!
LOST CHILD BOOTH
Hosted by Pleasant View Nazarene Church
Located across the midway from the Kids Park
PETS
Only Service Animals are allowed on the Fairgrounds
LOST & FOUND
South of the Administration Office in the tan building
PACKAGE HOLDING SERVICE
Provided by People's Community Federal Credit Union
Don't lug those big purchases and prizes around the Fair
Located in the Exhibition Hall Lobby
PARKING
$6 Per Vehicle CASH ONLY
RIDES
$1 for each ride credit
$25 for ride sheets containing 27 credits
$70 for ride sheets containing 80 credits
$100 for ride sheets containing 120 credits
$35 for wristbands at gates
Buy your wristbands in advance for $30
Between May 1 - August 1, 2019
Ride Requirements (click here)
Butler Amusements – Advance Sale Ride Credentials
Ride List - height requirements, coupon requirements and descriptions
*If you are purchasing tickets from one of our consignment locations, please read general carnival information and ride requirement*
WHEELCHAIR/STROLLER RENTAL hosted by Clark County Rotary
At the Blue & Green gates.
A limited number of electric chairs are available on a first come first serve basis. Push chairs, many with footrests, readily available.
PERSONAL ITEMS ON GROUNDS
Backpacks & Bags are subject to search.
Weapons and alcohol are prohibited to be carried on grounds
MOTHERS' CONVENIENCE/NURSING TENT
Located in the Kids’ Park
No casts, pregnant persons or intoxicated individuals allowed on carnival rides.
Children under 36” in height cannot ride any carnival rides.
Please see ride requirements for detailed carnival information.
If an unlimited ride credential is purchased for a patron who is not at least 42" tall, it may not be a good value.
NO DOGS ON THE FAIRGROUNDS
No dogs will be admitted onto the fairgrounds by the general public
FAIR MAPS
PROMOTIONS AND DISCOUNTS
Free Admission Opening Day Until Noon - Friday August 2, 2019 8am to 12pm. Valid only with coupon from participating Fred Meyer locations (while supplies last).
Fred Meyer Free Pancake Breakfast - Friday August2, 2019 8am to 11am. Breakfast stops promptly at 11am (no exceptions).
Family Day - Monday, August 5, 2019
Kids ages 7-12 $6.25 Admission
Military Appreciation Day - Tuesday, August 6, 2019 Military $7.25 admission with military ID
Prime of Your Life Day(62+) - Wednesday, August 7, 2019 Senior Admission $7.25
Kids Day - Thursday, August 8, 2019. Kids ages 7-12 are $6.25 Admission
SHUTTLE SERVICE
People's Community Credit Union supports your use of C-Tran as a safe, fast & environmentally responsible way to get to the Fair.
The Clark County Fair thanks C-Tran for their free shuttle service to the Fair this year.
C-Tran Fair Schedule
More information Click Here.
Press Room
INFORMATION
Event Schedules
Graphics & Logos
Press Release Central
Photo Resources
CONTACTS
Jim Beriault
Clark County Fair PR
[media inquiries only]
Tawnia Linde
Marketing Director
Fair
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Clark County Fair Association started the Scholarship Fund in 1988 with intent to provide funds to local 4-H, FFA and Open Class fair participants to attend a college, university, trade or vocational institution of their choice. Over the past 30 years, the Fund has distributed over $550,000 to more than 350 students. Currently, the fund distributes $30,000 to 10–15 students annually. In 2019, the fund distributed $25,000 to 20 students.
EXHIBITOR SCHOLARSHIP
If you have been an EXHIBITOR at the Clark County Fair and are interested in applying for a scholarship, the applications are available online or at local schools beginning in January of each year. The deadline for these applications is March 10, 2020. The selections are made in April and the recipients will be notified immediately and will be invited to participate in a presentation at the Clark County Fair in August.
Congratulations to the 2019 Fair Exhibitor Scholarship winners:
Hallye Byford
2019 Battle Ground High School Graduate, Washington State University Vancouver / Amboy
Talyre Byford
2019 Battle Ground High School Graduate, Washington State University Vancouver / Amboy
Nicole Christensen
2018 Skyview High School Graduate, Colorado Mesa University / Vancouver
Grace Coder
2017 Coder Christian Academy Graduate, Clark Community College / Battle Ground
James Coder
2017 Clark Community College / Battle Ground
Jaime Evers
2017 Banks High School Graduate, Oregon Institute of Technology / Klamath Falls, OR
Evan Hefflin
2018 CAM Academy Graduate, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University / Vancouver
Marisa Hermance
2013 Battle Ground High School Graduate, Clark Community College / Battle Ground
Emma Hunter
2017 Cedar Tree Classical Christian School Graduate, Northwest University / Vancouver
Marissa Hunter
2019 Cedar Tree Classical Christian School Graduate, California Baptist University / Vancouver
Katherine Johnson
2016 CAM Academy Graduate, Western Governors University / Battle Ground
Bridgette McCarthy
2018 Washougal High School Graduate, Gonzaga University / Washougal
Ethan Oldham
2017 Oldham Family Homeschool Graduate, Lewis-Clark State College / Ridgefield
Alyssa Peterson
2017 Cedar Tree Classical Christian School Graduate, Whitworth Universtiy / Vancouver
Annalise Peterson
2019 Cedar Tree Classical Christian School Graduate, Point Loma Nazarene University / Vancouver
Paige Rinta
2016 Prairie High School Graduate, New Mexico State University / Ridgefield
Megan Sawyer
2017 Prairie High School Graduate, Lewis and Clark College / Battle Ground
Rachel Sherrel
2018 La Center High School Graduate, Clark Community College / La Center
Madison Thompson
2016 Battle Ground High School Graduate, Washington State University / Battle Ground
Emily Wagner
2017 Battle Ground High School Graduate, Lower Columbia College / Yacolt
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17402 NE Delfel Road
Ridgefield, WA 98642
Office Hours: 8AM to 5PM, Monday - Friday
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