December 26, 2025
King County Fair 2025 Full Schedule, Admission Info, and Grandstand Events

King County Fair 2025: Full Schedule, Admission Info, and Grandstand Events

With summer and fall fast approaching, Washington’s fair season is gearing up to offer residents and visitors a vibrant blend of agriculture, entertainment, and family fun. From the oldest fair west of the Mississippi to one of the largest state fairs in the nation, three standout events in the Puget Sound region promise to deliver the best of fair traditions in 2025.

The King County Fair in Enumclaw will each host thousands of guests with livestock exhibits, thrilling entertainment, and classic fair treats like elephant ears and funnel cakes. These events offer a mix of nostalgic charm and modern attractions that showcase the region’s deep agricultural roots and lively community spirit.

King County Fair, Enumclaw

  • Dates: July 17–20, 2025
  • Location: 45224 284th Ave SE, Enumclaw, WA 98022
  • Admission:
    • $15 general (ages 13+)
    • $10 child (ages 5–12)
    • $8 seniors (60+)
  • Highlights:
    • Oldest fair west of the Mississippi River
    • Rough stock rodeo and rodeo clown bullfighting (additional cost)
    • Farm animal showcases, music stages, barrel racing
    • Roaming characters and unique acts like Pirates of the Plateau and Reptile Isle
    • Full list of entertainment available online

Families are encouraged to pack their sunscreen and spend a summer day exploring Enumclaw’s legendary fairgrounds, packed with contests, rides, and ground acts that celebrate rural traditions.

the state. Visitors can expect a massive array of entertainment, carnival rides, concerts, livestock exhibits, and the best of local agriculture.

Whether you’re cheering at a rodeo, enjoying a quiet morning of inclusive activities, or simply sinking your teeth into a giant corn dog, Washington’s fairs are back in full swing for 2025—bigger, better, and more magical than ever.

Donna Mansfield

Donna Mansfield

Donna Mansfield is a dedicated reporter with a passion for delivering clear, concise news that matters. She covers local and national stories with accuracy and integrity.

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