Admissions

Adults: $10.00 Weekend: $ 25.00, Children Grade 8 & under FREE

Gates, Parking, and Shuttles

On-Site Free Parking

Throughout Fair weekend, for the general public, on site parking is only available by entering from Elgin Park Road.

Disabled Parking

Those requiring this parking should use the Water Street entrance. Disabled permit parking only; permit must be displayed.

Walk-In

If you wish to walk in, you may use the Water or Joseph Streets gates.

Shuttle Bus

Saturday only (3:00 pm - 11:30 pm) - take the shuttle bus from Uxbridge Secondary School or Quaker Village Public School. Parking is available at these schools on Saturday.

The Main Street entrance for general admissions is not recommended; traffic, especially after dark, makes that road risky. If you must use it, please use it only for walking in or dropping off. For drop offs, the Joseph Street gate is recommended.

Admissions

Wristbands

The Fair will be employing wristbands (numbered for statistical purposes) to admit fair goers on payment of admissions. This will enable the Fair to make accurate counts of attendees and enhance security and policing.

Fair goers must wear the wristbands as proof of payment for admission during their stay at the Fair, and for the entire weekend for weekend pass admissions. In case of loss of a wristband, another admission fee must be paid.

Those that have official "passes" to the Fair (eg, volunteers and certain competitors) must exchange the passes for the appropriate wristband. Special wristbands for derby/tractor pull competitors will allow entry to the pit area. ALL others will be asked to leave.

Saturday is usually the Fair's busiest day. If you are going to the Fair on Saturday, try to arrive as early as you can, and have exact change in hand. It is a good idea to car pool or walk. Remember that police will ticket parking violations outside the park.

During the Fair, skateboards and bikes will not be admitted. With the number of people and various animals that make our Fair the popular event that it is, these items create a safety hazard.