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County Fairs in Ohio

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County Fairs in Ohio are held in all 88 of the state’s counties. They are always a great fun family time for locals, but if you are not local and are in the area, why not go along and enjoy the experience?

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Map of County Fairs in Ohio

Visit County Fairs in Ohio

In this article, we list all 88 County Fairs in Ohio (plus the Ohio State Fair) by region. Please visit the website or social media of the fair you are considering visiting for all the information.

All county fairs place a heavy emphasis on agriculture. There is always lots of family fun and entertainment at every county fair. The county fairs in Ohio begin in June and the last one is in early October.

County Fairs in Central Ohio

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Pickaway County (June)

Marion County (July)

Madison County (July)

Logan County (July)

Franklin County (July)

Knox County (July)

Union County (July)

Ohio State Fair (July/Aug)

Licking County (Aug)

Morrow County (Aug/Sept)

Delaware County (Sept)

Fairfield County (Oct)

County Fairs in Northwest Ohio

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Paulding County (June)

Putnam County (June)

Lucas County (July)

Crawford County (July)

Ottawa County (July)

Shelby County (July)

Seneca County (July)

Auglaize County (July/Aug)

Wood County (Aug)

Erie County (Aug)

Henry County (Aug)

Mercer County (Aug)

Huron County (Aug)

Allen County (Aug)

Defiance County (Aug)

Sandusky County (Aug)

Van Wert County (Aug/Sept)

Hancock County (Aug/Sept)

Fulton County (Sept)

Hardin County (Aug/Sept)

Williams County (Sept)

Wyandot County (Sept)

County Fairs in Northeast Ohio

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Harrison County (June)

Trumbull County (July)

Carroll County (July)

Lake County (July)

Summit County (July)

Columbiana County (July/Aug)

Medina County (July/Aug)

Richland County (Aug)

Holmes County (Aug)

Cuyahoga County (Aug)

Ashtabula County (Aug)

Jefferson County (Aug)

Lorain County (Aug)

Portage County (Aug)

Stark County (Aug/Sept)

Mahoning County (Aug/Sept)

Geauga County (Aug/Sept)

Wayne County (Sept)

Ashland County (Sept)

Tuscarawas County (Sept)

County Fairs in Southeast Ohio

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Lawrence County (July)

Jackson County (July)

Perry County (July)

Vinton County (July)

Pike County (July/Aug)

Gallia County (July/Aug)

Athens County (Aug)

Ross County (Aug)

Scioto County (Aug)

Muskingum County (Aug)

Meigs County (Aug)

Monroe County (Aug)

Noble County (Aug)

Washington County (Aug/Sept)

Belmont County (Sept)

Morgan County (Sept)

Hocking County (Sept)

Guernsey County (Sept)

Coshocton County (Sept/Oct)

County Fairs in Southwest Ohio

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Hamilton County (June)

Adams County (July)

Clinton County (July)

Montgomery County (July)

Fayette County (July)

Warren County (July)

Clark County (July)

Butler County (July)

Clermont County (July)

Preble County (July/Aug)

Greene County (July/Aug)

Champaign County (Aug)

Miami County (Aug)

Darke County (Aug)

Highland County (Sept)

Brown County (Sept)

Let’s Visit County Fairs in Ohio!

Have you visited any of the County Fairs in Ohio? We would love to know about your visit. Leave a comment below telling us about your experience!

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  1. Could you list the ten oldest county fairs in ohio, and where Morrow is listed? Thank you very much

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    1. I haven’t verified each of these, but I did a quick search on google and the summary told me:
      Ten Oldest County Fairs in Ohio

      Hamilton County Fair – 1820

      Great Geauga County Fair – 1823

      Greene County Fair (Xenia) – 1839

      Medina County Fair – 1845 (informal events traced back to 1833)

      Union County Fair (Marysville) – 1847

      Warren County Fair – 1850

      Morrow County Fair – 1850

      Meigs County Fair – 1851

      Wood County Fair – 1851

      Fulton County Fair – 1858

      The Morrow County listing on the post is in the first section (central Ohio) 🙂

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