Gravenstein Apple Fair - Sebastopol, California

Address: 500 Ragle Rd, Sebastopol, CA 95472.
Phone: 074955544.
Website: gravensteinapplefair.com
Specialties: Festival, Handicraft fair.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating, Gender-neutral restroom, Restroom, LGBTQ+ friendly, Transgender safespace.
Opinions: This company has 118 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.2/5.

📌 Location of Gravenstein Apple Fair

☎️074955544

The Gravenstein Apple Fair is a highly-regarded festival and handicraft fair that takes place at 500 Ragle Rd, Sebastopol, CA 95472. The fair can be reached by phone at 074955544 or through their website at gravensteinapplefair.com.

This event is known for its inclusivity and accessibility, offering a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, restroom, and seating. It is also a gender-neutral and LGBTQ+ friendly space, with restrooms available. The fair has received a high rating of 4.2/5 based on 118 reviews on Google My Business, indicating a strong level of customer satisfaction.

The Gravenstein Apple Fair features a wide range of activities and attractions, making it a must-visit destination for anyone in the area. Some of the key features of the fair include:

A variety of handicraft vendors, offering unique and one-of-a-kind items for sale
Delicious food and drinks, including apple-themed treats and local specialties
Live music and entertainment, providing a festive atmosphere for all to enjoy
Interactive activities and games, allowing visitors to get hands-on and have fun

Whether you're looking for a fun day out with the family, a unique shopping experience, or a chance to enjoy great food and music, the Gravenstein Apple Fair has something for everyone. The fair is a beloved community event that attracts visitors from near and far, and it is easy to see why.

👍 Reviews of Gravenstein Apple Fair

Gravenstein Apple Fair - Sebastopol, California

Teal Desmond

1/5

Very disappointing. There were too many people, and it was set up poorly. We had VIP tickets, and I will never do that again . The only benefit was casual and nice seating in the back, and a few great and informative vendors. Definitely, it was terrible to area for tasting and a lawsuit waiting to happen. Very narrow and not wheelchair or stroller friendly at all!
People brought babies and young children in strollers . Not a place for them. There were a few vendors that didn't give you the time of day and clearly overserving the favorites. One vendor, the brandy guy, was terrible. He kept servi g thepeople who should have been cut off and let them take over while we were trying to talk to him and learn. He proceeded to continue to the drunk lady as we were pushed out.
The VIP experience was very disappointing, and I don't recommend it. I did meet two very informative and great people, whom I am keeping in touch with now.
Overall, poor setup and two, Gravenstein Apple booths. They were at the end
I thank Linda ( excellent) and the ladies at NorthCoast Organic! They were so upset by our experience, they gave us many products, which are excellent and will always buy their products.
Thank you for those special new friends I have now.
Thank you again

Justin G

5/5

One of my favorite festivals. Great for families with lots of kid friendly activities, food, etc. also good for adults. One day is enough to see it all but also good music throughout. Highly recommend the VIP for one day, the tasting alley is well worth it.

Gioconda RomeroPolk

5/5

August 11,2024. Last day to go.
My husband and I went to celebrate our anniversary. We hadn’t been in years and sounded fun. We arrived around 10:30 and it was not crowded, there was lots of shady places to sit and enjoy your goodies or one of the several bands that were playing. Yes, it’s a little dusty but there was a slight breeze that made it just right. We enjoyed seeing all the young families with their little ones, the potato sack race, the Apple fritters, the animals, the blueberry something mint mocktail and Gerards paella. We really enjoyed our time there.

Megan Perkins

4/5

It's hot and dry, dusty and not enough shade, but it's still a favorite little fair. The old engines and equipment are always fun to watch and admire - but noisy! Lots of good food vendors and interesting stuff for sale. Lots of locally based organizations and artists. That said, I wish there were more apple related stuff and things to do. There's only ever just enough seating and it's pretty darn expensive for average folks.

Brian O'Neill

5/5

Awesome festival with activities for kids and great food and drinks for adults.

Robert Henry

5/5

Wonderful event. I highly recommend purchasing the Tasting Alley. It includes the entrance fee. If you wait till you enter, it will cost a couple of dollars extra minus the entrance fee. Great seating for 2 stages.

Victoria Thomas

5/5

Nice apple fair. Not a bad amount to park your vehicle and not a bad price for an entry fee. Way better than the Sonoma County Fair. I tried the apple fritter, apple juice, apple pie, and some apples. Pretty tasty. I'll definitely go back over there again next year.

Rebecca R3

4/5

A lot of vendors but definitely pricy. Most things are cash only. It’s $30 just to go then everything else is more on top of that. Fun experience though