The Cumberland Farmers Club sells summer camping tickets. It is a part of Cumberland Fair, which hosts a variety of exhibitions, contests and races. The fair organizes a range of events, including Cumberland Arts & Crafts Show, as well as has a museum and restricts livestock entry. Cumberland Fair maintains an online portal that features an event calendar and winter storage application forms.
Website: cumberlandfair.com
Phone: (207) 829-5531
Cross Streets: Between Summer Way and Bruce Hill Rd
197 Blanchard Rd Cumberland, ME 04021 ·625.24 mi
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- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpI adore the county fair! Going to the fair is a tradition I have with my father and so thankful to say my father with me this year to attend the Cumberland Fair! This year I entered into the...
MoreFirst time going to this fair and really enjoyed it. First off I have to say the entrance and most of the things inside are CASH ONLY. They did say on their website and I forgot. They only had one...
MoreI've been to other fairs before but this was my first time at Cumberland County Fair. I'm not sure how I feel about it. There's something for everyone, arcade games, rides, and food vendors. I've...
MoreI love the Cumberland Fair. It's not too big nor too small, it's just right and worth the $10 entrance fee (for adults). There are rates for Seniors and children, see their website:...
MoreThe very first Cumberland Fair was held for two days on October 10th and 11th of 1868 in the center of town in back of what is now Greely High School. The land was provided by Capt. Enos...
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