Rodeos and county fairs in Oregon
Rodeos and county fairs in Oregon, each compiled from its own sources: dates, gate fees, and the arena. No ratings; every entry carries its status.
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- Benton County FairCorvallis · County fairCorvallis, Oregon's county fair and rodeo, whose Saturday 4-H and FFA livestock auction raised just shy of $1 million for the county's young people in 2023.
- Clackamas County FairCanby · County fairA five-day county fair on Canby's NE 4th Avenue fairgrounds in Clackamas County, Oregon, where since 1958 the rodeo has packed "four hours of rodeo excitement in only two hours."
- Clatsop County FairAstoria · Annual county fairAstoria's county fair, held since 1905, now fills 109 acres above the Walluski River after nine decades in a theater, a courthouse basement and on waterfront docks.
- Columbia County Fair & RodeoSt Helens · County fair & rodeoColumbia County's fair and NPRA rodeo, held in July on grounds east of St. Helens, Oregon, entered between stone monuments carried from its old Deer Island site.
- Coos County Fair & RodeoMyrtle Point · County fair and rodeoCoos County's summer fair and two-night rodeo, held on the fairgrounds in Myrtle Point, Oregon, since 1912, with a thirty-foot model of a log mill upstairs.
- Crook County FairPrineville, OR · County fairThe Crook County Fair, four free August days on Prineville's south-end fairgrounds, began in 1904 as a horse race and small exhibits beside a track that remains.
- Curry County FairGold Beach · County fairCurry County's summer fair at Gold Beach, Oregon, held on grounds that its 2018 strategic plan calls the only fairgrounds in the state next to the beach.
- Deschutes County Fair & RodeoRedmond · County fair and rodeoCentral Oregon's five-day county fair and NPRA rodeo on Redmond's Airport Way grounds, which began in 1906 as a show for the Deschutes Netted Gem potato.
- Douglas County FairRoseburg · County fairDouglas County's four-day August fair in Roseburg, Oregon, where a logger named Dougy has greeted fairgoers at the main entrance since 1965 and the night concerts come with the gate.
- Gilliam County FairCondon, OR · County fairThe Gilliam County Fair runs three days each September on the county fairgrounds in Condon, Oregon; its first edition was held in Mayville, now a ghost town on Route 19.
- Grant County FairJohn Day · County fairThe Grant County Fair, held in John Day since October 1909, where in 2026 a youth livestock auction in the Heritage Barn passed $700,000 in four days of fair.
- Harney County Fair & RodeoBurns, OR · County fair and rodeoThe Harney County Fair & Rodeo in Burns, Oregon, held the week after Labor Day, marks the end of the hay harvest with 4-H stock, an NPRA rodeo, and a Queen's Race.
- Hood River County FairHood River, OR · County fairThe Hood River County Fair, a four-day July fair on Wyeast Road near Odell, Oregon, where 4-H livestock were once penned beneath a high school grandstand.
- Jackson County FairCentral Point · County fairThe Jackson County Fair, held each July at The Expo in Central Point, Oregon, traces to an 1859 Agricultural Show in Jacksonville, where a Talent man's grape took a blue ribbon.
- Jefferson County FairMadras · County fair and rodeoJefferson County's free fair and NPRA rodeo in Madras, Oregon, held in late July since 1931, which in 2026 lost its carnival one month before opening.
- Josephine County FairGrants Pass · County fairThe Josephine County Fair runs five August days on fairgrounds south of Grants Pass, Oregon, where a racetrack, a blackberry gully turned arena, and 1920s buildings still stand.
- Klamath County FairKlamath Falls · County fairKlamath Falls, Oregon's county fair, first held in 1902, fills a former South Sixth Street farm for four summer days of livestock barns, mutton bustin', and demolition derby.
- Lake County FairLakeview · County fair & roundupThe Lake County Fair & Round-Up in Lakeview, Oregon, is a Labor Day fair and PRCA rodeo first held in September 1920 and run, its promoters say, without a paid hand.
- Lane County FairEugene · County fairThe Lane County Fair fills the fairgrounds on West 13th Avenue in Eugene, Oregon, each July, and traces its exhibitions to an 1858 showing of fruit, grain, and livestock.
- Lincoln County FairNewport, Oregon · RodeoThe Lincoln County Fair in Newport, Oregon, a three-day July fair begun in 1908, with an NPRA rodeo, camel rides, and a fairgrounds being rebuilt around it.
- Linn County FairAlbany, OR · County fairLinn County's three-day July fair at the Fair & Expo Center in Albany, Oregon, where county commissioners dish ice cream for seniors before the Thursday-night rodeo.
- Malheur County Fair & RodeoOntario · County fair and rodeoMalheur County's summer fair and rodeo on Ontario's NW 9th Street, begun in 1909 as the Ontario Corn Festival, now with camels in the Dairy Arena and an NPRA rodeo.
- Marion County FairSalem · County fairMarion County's four-day July fair at the Oregon State Fair & Expo Center in Salem, first held October 11, 1854, and older than the state fair it shares grounds with.
- Morrow County FairHeppner · County fair & rodeoMorrow County's free August fair in Heppner, Oregon, held since 1912, where 170 young exhibitors sold animals for more than $1.1 million at the 2025 youth auction.
- Multnomah County FairPortland, OR · County fairMultnomah County's fair, begun by Gresham granges more than a century ago, now runs three days each late May inside Portland's Oaks Amusement Park, staged entirely by volunteers.
- Oregon State FairSalem · State fairOregon's state fair, held at Salem since 1862: eleven days of barns, midway and concerts ending on Labor Day, beside a 1919 horse stadium still in use.
- Philomath Frolic & RodeoPhilomath · RodeoA three-night professional rodeo and timber-town celebration in Philomath, Oregon, held since 1953, where children wade a pool to catch rainbow trout with their bare hands.
- Polk County FairRickreall · FairgroundThe Polk County Fair has run each August on 20 acres at Rickreall, Oregon, since 1953, and its grounds close at the end of 2026 unless voters pass a levy.
- Sherman County FairMoro · County fairSherman County's late-August fair on the hill above Moro, Oregon, held since 1909, where the barns and scales give way to a Friday rodeo and Saturday demolition derby.
- Tillamook County FairTillamook · County fairTillamook County's August fair, first held in 1891 and on its grounds east of town since 1925, where drivers race stripped Model T Fords holding live piglets.
- Umatilla County FairHermiston · County fairThe Umatilla County Fair, held each August in Hermiston, Oregon, grew from a one-day 1913 Dairy Show whose milking contest paid a prize of $17.50.
- Union County FairLa Grande · Performance & event venueThe Union County Fair in La Grande, Oregon, traces to an 1872 meeting in Cove; in 2026, after more than thirty years of trying, its fairgrounds restrooms flushed.
- Wallowa County FairEnterprise · County fairThe Wallowa County Fair in Enterprise, Oregon, held since 1907, offers junior rodeo, livestock barns, a fat stock sale, and Bessie Bingo, won on a cow's choice of square.
- Washington County FairHillsboro · County fairOregon's Washington County Fair, first held by Tualatin Valley settlers in 1854, runs ten summer days at Hillsboro's Westside Commons and has charged nothing at the gate since 2004.
- Wheeler County Fair & RodeoFossil · Wheeler county fair & rodeoThe Wheeler County Fair and Rodeo has run in Fossil, Oregon, in early August since 1914; its 2026 edition went on after the old grandstands came down.
- Yamhill County Fair & RodeoMcMinnville · Fair & rodeoThe Yamhill County Fair & Rodeo, four days each summer on the McMinnville fairgrounds, descends from an October 1854 gathering at Lafayette that the Oregon Historical Society names Oregon's first county fair.
Fairs & Rodeos in all eleven states; next door in Washington, Idaho, Nevada, and California.