fun fun fun ,until you look around and find your self looking at nude women with a bunch and i mean…read morea bunch of sweaty truckers and soup kitchen regulars all cramped up eating hot dogs and popcorn yelling

Fun in the sun and nothing on. Can't go wrong. The yearly hoe down is the reason to go visit in…read moreJuly. Fun fun

This place was so, so fun and the colonial theme really sticks with the place!…read more The decor and music was wonderful and staff was kind and gave directions. Thank you for having me!

Angie A. did an awesomely thorough review worth reading. I will fill in some details:…read more My boyfriend brought me here. He comes every year for the Sweet Annie wreaths and Bud's root beer. I am always up for an adventure, and this one was no exception. If you like stepping back in time, then you need to come check out the Feast of the Hunters Moon, a reenactment of a mid-1700s trading post. With a reenactment comes reenactors. There are hundreds of them, dressed in traditional garb, armed with artillery, hanging out in their traditional tents, huddled around the fire. It's quite the sight to see. These reenactors lead a variety of events, from traditional dances to church ceremonies for a few denominations. Vendors also set up shop, selling everything from furry frontier hats to fine china to swords to mini telescopes. Best of all, there's BUD'S ROOT BEER (the best of the best) and FOOD: apple dumplings, fried dough, pork chops, stews/soups, sausages, breads. Most of it is pretty tasty, so bring cash and your appetite for sure! This event is definitely family-friendly and a nod to our Indiana history. Mark your calendars to experience this for sure!

One of the best festivals of the year with many vendors and food. The very best thing is the…read morefireworks. They are absolutely AMAZING!! We have traveled up from Indianapolis for years. We claim they are longer and better every year!! some you don't see anywhere else, even at Disney! Then they have a HUGE fireball at the end. Set your chairs up early so you can see it!!

This is a very nice local fair way down in Marshall County, Indiana. Now one will note that a…read morenumber of the reviews are one or two stars and nick the event because there are no fresh blueberries - but that should have been expected. The Marshall County Blueberry Festival is held around Labor Day each year, and anyone who knows berries knows that the blueberry season has long since passed. So, other than a timing issue since the berry season has passed, this fair is a local delight even without fresh berries. Over the years this fair has really grown - now encompassing an area for kids amusement rides, an area for adult amusement rides, a softball field area where a large fastpitch tournament is held each season, rows and rows of canopies selling all sorts of fair food and knick knacks, and typical fair stuff. While I did not count the canopies, there had to be over 100 booths around the fairgrounds. And yes, there is probably a booth selling every kind of deep fried food you can think of - including elephant ears (aka fried dough or funnel cakes), fried Oreos, foot long corn dogs, etc. and etc. They also have Amish pies, blueberry donuts, lemon shake ups, Philly sandwiches, tenderloin sandwiches, hamburgers, and on and on. This is all held at Centennial Park in Plymouth, Indiana just off US 30 (https://www.blueberryfestival.org/). Events include 5K walks and a 15K run, car shows, tractor pulls, a Labor Day parade, and a fireworks show. It is hard to get your arms around how big this event is - but visit one year and you'll see for yourself. Parking is easy (usually $10) and they have a tram that will cart you in from the entrance to the activities. Now 56 years old, this is a great fest to try at the end of the summer season. And yes it is typical fair food, you don't come here looking for a meal of kale anything. Give this event a try at the end of summer.

Great festival in a small town. Everybody was happy and friendly with both the vendors and the…read morepeople walking around the festival being very orderly. Popcorn and apples were a feature in many of the booths. Will return for more next year.

Spouse and I moved to Brookston about a year and a half ago, just before the 2018 APF. If you sit…read moreon our front porch during the festival, I could throw a baseball to the first booth. Well, maybe I couldn't, but a baseball player sure could. To begin with, it's worth noting that the city shuts down for festival weekend. If you want to go to the hardware store...don't. Any store that IS open along 3rd street is dedicating itself to its festival booth. But that's okay - for one day a year, I'm happy to hang out at home and watch about a million (okay, probably just a couple of thousand) wander over. Parking isn't terrible as long as you're okay with walking, since you can basically park in any of the neighborhoods. If you're not able to do that, the churches sell spots on their lawn and in their parking lots. There are three main attractions to be had: 1. The entire city becomes a giant yard sale. Everyone uses that weekend as a time to help make their stuff into your stuff. So bring your cash. There are a couple of ATMs in town at the convenience stores as well. Oh, and come visit me, I have a lot of whisky decanters to rehome. Tell me that you found me on Yelp and I'll give you a discount. 2. Food. This is where the festival doesn't do as well. There are a lot of food options, but the lines are incredibly long. They either need more food vendors, or the existing food vendors need to be more efficient. We want to give you our money, but you have to meet us halfway! 3. STUFF. Lots of vendors selling various things. There are always some people selling wooden creations, plants here and there, food products, etc. If you go to Mosey Down Main or other street festivals in the greater Tippecanoe area, you'll probably see similar things. There are other attractions, like the pony ride, music, a beer garden, etc., but that changes from year-to-year. I think it's a delightful little festival, and that everyone should come.

Fun stop for food, fun stuff and bathrooms. Bypassed the ice…read morecream building (next time), didn't have time for the restaurant ( and it opens at 4), and went into the cheese building for a yummy cup of tomato soup and a delicious and filling grilled cheese and chicken sandwich. YUM! Some cute merch and a dedicated cheese tasting room too... Off to the big store by the gas pumps and dog bark ( yes, what they call it)...where they sell more cheese, ice cream, soaps, soup mixes, more fun merch, as well as standard gas stop sundries.

Stopped here to charge car and walked into a whole farm world! They have a gas station, museum,…read morehotel, restaurant, working farm! Bathrooms are clean and they have some fresh made treats to purchase. Picked up an egg salad sandwich and little baggies of various cheese. They also had hand pies that I might have to try next time. The egg salad sandwich had very nice soft bread and nice flavor. Would make a stop here again in a heartbeat.

I absolutely love this place one of the best times I ever had in my whole life I can't even tell…read moreyou what all we did that day I hope they still have visitors day the third Sunday in July and the third Sunday in August cuz I've been trying to talk someone into taking me back there for years it's not like people think it is there's so much going on when I was there it was like a carnival penthouse Playboy Cherry magazine all the pornstars but the girls in the costumes and the whole show itself was amazing something I'll never forget and when I ran across them pictures again I'll post one

Let's see,,,,,no ice available on campground. Pool lounge chairs are a joke, All in all the place…read moreis becoming worn out and needs a major update.

This is my favorite festival, as a vendor I do a lot of festivals and arts and crafts shows all…read moreover west Michigan. It has everything for everyone from carnival rides to pancake breakfast accompanied by local talent, home made apple yummiest of all sorts to a huge craft show that donates it's booth rental to a list of charities. Carnival food galore to a car show and plane rides even a costume contest. First weekend in October

Great great great fair. Also known as the Lake County fair, this is the place to be for summer fun…read morein Northwest Indiana. Biggest highlights: -Great animal viewing as there are tons of stalls and lovely people to help show you their animals. -Great fair food -Tons of trees, shaded picnic tables and nice walking paths. -Multiple entrances to the park with valet golf carts to get you to the good stuff at the fair. -Plenty of parking and off site parking. -Plenty of rides. -Not overly packed as the fairgrounds are fairly spread out. Great fair and we will go back next year.

This is a great fairgrounds. Nice and clean and nice paths to take the kids bike riding on. We…read morespend a lot of time here in the summer having picnics and walking around. They have nice clean bathrooms and a decent park for the kids, although the park itself could use some updating. Good place to spend a Saturday!