Our Campgrounds will OPEN on April 15th and CLOSE on October 15th for the season.
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The Adams County Fairgrounds has a camper / trailer parking facility for overnight guests or camping conventions.
We have 396 hook ups in combinations of water, water and electric, or full service parking which consists of water, electric and sewer.
Our campgrounds features a shower house / restrooms. We have a
dump station available as well.
Rules & Guidelines
- Tent camping is limited to a max of one week.
- RV camping is limited to a max of three weeks.
- Check-in time is 12:00pm.
- Check-out time is 11:00am.
- Please respect other campers.
- All trash must be properly disposed of.
- Children and pets must be supervised and under control at all times. Pets must be on a leash at all times. Guests are expected to clean up after their pets.
- Restrooms and showers are for registered guests only.
- Campfires of any kind are not permitted.
- Leave no trace: Pack up everything you bring with you.
Please Note: We are a seasonal campground. Open and closing dates of the campgrounds depends on the weather. There are several events that occur at the Fairgrounds in which we close our campgrounds to public camping.
Frequently asked questions:
What should I do if severe weather occurs when camping?
If a weather emergency occurs, the National Weather Service recommends campers seek shelter in a substantial building or hard-topped vehicle and wait for 30 minutes after the storm before resuming activities. NWS does not advise remaining in tents, campers, pop-up trailers, or other similar camp units during severe weather. Learn more about becoming a weather-ready camper at www.weather.gov.
Health and safety
We know that cleanliness is more important than ever right now. We’re taking guidance from the CDC, which recommends regular cleaning as one of the most important preventive measures we can take to prevent the spread of COVID-19. We are cleaning our facilities regularly, focusing on high-touch and high-traffic surfaces such as doors and door handles, bathroom surfaces, handrails and light switches.
We also recommend our guests take precautions recommended by the CDC, including social distancing even in outdoors spaces. Any person who is sick, has a fever of 100.4 degrees or higher, or has been exposed to sick individuals, should remain at home. Please also use thoughtful consideration regarding your public attendance and group interactions.
Responsible recreation
We ask our guests to do their part to keep our communities safe from the spread of the coronavirus. We recommend people follow these tips to recreate responsibly:
- Stay up-to-date with all local, state and federal advisories.
- Stick to low-risk activities to reduce stress on local emergency response and health care systems.
- Pack — and use — hand sanitizer often.
- If you are sick, or have been exposed to someone who is sick with COVID-19, stay home.
- Leave no trace: Pack up everything you bring with you.
Reservations - you will not be able to make reservations when the park is closed to the public. Sorry for any inconvience.