Kenai Peninsula Fair - Ninilchik, Alaska

The Kenai Peninsula Fair is an annual event that takes place in Ninilchik, Alaska. With a rich history and a wide range of activities, this fair is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The fair's address is 16200 Sterling Hwy, Ninilchik, AK 99639 and you can contact them by phone at 9075673670. For more information, you can visit their website at kenaipeninsulafair.com.

The fair offers a variety of attractions and activities for all ages. Some of the fair's specialties include a fairground, banquet hall, and wedding venue. The fairground features livestock shows, carnival rides, and games, while the banquet hall and wedding venue are perfect for special events. The fair also offers a wide range of food vendors, featuring local and traditional Alaskan cuisine.

The fair is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot. This makes it easy for everyone to enjoy the fair's activities and attractions. The fair also has a wide range of other points of interest, including arts and crafts vendors, live music and entertainment, and educational exhibits.

According to Google My Business, the Kenai Peninsula Fair has received 87 reviews with an average rating of 4.5/5. This is a testament to the fair's commitment to providing a high-quality experience for all of its visitors.

Reviews of Kenai Peninsula Fair

Gayle V

4/5

It was fun to stop in at the Fair. It was a smaller Fair but there were a few food trucks and cute local items for sale. Free parking on the street. Paid parking on the grounds for $5.

Jordan Galle

5/5

Such an incredible atmosphere! Sacred Acre 2024 was insanely awesometacular!!

Paul VanSteenis

5/5

Went to Kenai Peninsula Fair and it was quaint and super small town but super fun and good feed and environment

Yuanxiao Xu

4/5

The Kenai Peninsula fair this year is small (e.g., about three food options). Parking is $5 and entry is $10. Pig race is fun but might as well only bet in the last round when the odds to win are 50-50. The prize you win looks like a consolation prize that you should get for losing...

Wade Hampton

5/5

Reminded me of the 60's, and for a brief while it was "the old days" again. I loved it.

Shannon Markle

4/5

We went for the rodeo games, barrel racing, poles and key hole. Grounds were in good shape plenty of parking. Felt they could have moved the kids along faster. Announcer was trying to but didnt seem like he had some in back pushing the kids along .

Brandi Wadkins

5/5

The fair is a must for late summer fun. Plenty of great exhibits to see and animals too. Lots to do.

amy ingram townson

2/5

It was posted as the Kenai peninsula state fair, but should have said arts and craft show. There were several good food trucks and product vendors, but that was pretty much where it ended. We went expecting to see the typical rows of rides for our child to choose from, but they were pretty much nonexistent. And the highlight which was supposed to be there rodeo was postponed an hour, so we finally just left, very disappointed.