Hamilton County Fairgrounds - Cincinnati, Ohio

Hamilton County Fairgrounds

Located in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Hamilton County Fairgrounds is a popular destination for events and exhibitions.

Overview

The fairgrounds are situated at 7801 Anthony Wayne Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45216 and can be reached by phone at 37614224 or by visiting their website at hamiltoncountyfair.com.

Especialidades

The fairgrounds offer a variety of specialties, including fairgrounds.

Otros datos de interés

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• Accepta debit cards
• Accepta credit cards

Opiniones

This company has 404 reviews on Google My Business, with an average opinion of 3.9/5.

Many reviewers have praised the fairgrounds for its numerous vendors, food trucks, and ample space.

Some reviewers have noted that the fairgrounds are wheelchair accessible, making it a great option for those with mobility impairments.

Others have mentioned that the fairgrounds accept both debit and credit cards, making it convenient for visitors to pay for goods and services.

Características

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot
• Accepta debit cards
• Accepta credit cards
• Muy grande espacio
• Muchos vendedores y camiones de comida

Datos de ubicación

Hamilton County Fairgrounds

👍 Reviews of Hamilton County Fairgrounds

Debbie B.

2/5

I enjoy the demo and the animals but everything else is just overpriced carnival food and rides ( which are clearly falling apart) not much else to see. Pretty disappointing for having to pay that much just to get in. Not really worth it to pay more than the lower pricing on Wednesday

Shelia

4/5

Was there for a yard sale. The rain hurt our numbers. But it was a good experience. Lots of vendors, food trucks, and space. We have complete Jade and Ming dinnerware.

Michael S.

1/5

Wait times for both rides and food were incredibly long, upwards of 40+ minutes for either. The derby didn’t start until an hour after the posted time and honestly for the cost of admission with parking and food, the experience wasn’t worth it.

melissa V.

1/5

I’m giving this one star because of the baby pigs. Otherwise, save your money. We arrived at 4pm on a Saturday and couldn’t even figure out where to park because there were no other cars and no signage and we had to drive through a gravel storage lot with portapotties. There were two halls with about 5 vendors each and otherwise totally empty with nothing to look at. No good food choices, no places to sit, no outside booths. It was a janky overpriced ghost town. Don’t go.

Patti B.

5/5

Had a good time even without the rides. It is suppose to be about the animals that are raised around here and goods that are made here in the county.

Arlandra A. (.

4/5

Had a great time, first visit. Rides are included in admission price this year. Food costs were a little higher than expected. Ride operators were kids/teens so ride at your own risk. My kid and I didn't get buckled into 2 different rides so I had to do it myself both times. I saw a group of children on a ride alone without their harnesses buckled either. Game operators seemed to be in good spirits and gave our kid extra chance to win. Pig escaped from the pig races was a hoot plus the wrestler antics bringing the show OUT to us. Big highlight was the petting zoo, they had kangaroos and all sorts of the usual animals you'd expect. Had a couple free roaming goats that wanted some love. Keep an eye on your kids, your wallet, visit the vendors hidden by the barn, and enjoy!!

Sara H.

5/5

This fair is awesome. The drag racing and wrestling are very entertaining and the animals are cute… but the MUSIC! I’m so impressed that there were really good acts the whole time. Groups from Nashville and Texas, local talent too. Just wow.

April M.

4/5

Yesterday the fair started I went to the sensory early time with my grand kids they had a nice amount of things for the kids to play on they loved it didn't have on the light,yelling,they slowed the rides down the operators of rides were so kind and they don't touch the children they have the adults put the children on rides they check the safety straps.ty for thinking of the sensory disordered children.