Clark County Fair and Rodeo

Good downhome fun, love all the good people being good to each other. Where do I start, so much to see and do. The animals are my favorite, food close second. My wife is from here and it’s like Mayberry, great good clean fun.

Absolutely a great experience. Held in a great little country town where there is much to do. Like an old time country fair! Great food, shopping, animals, Rodeo and friendly people!

This was so so much fun! I can’t wait to go back next year and actually attend the rodeo. Found out about this fair due to a science project my daughters school participated in and was being showcased. We decided to take the family to check it out. It’s so worth the drive. They have delicious food, awesome animal sections with 4-​H crafts & animals. Plus interactive sections where you can do catch and release fishing, learn conservation, and also boat safety and much much more. They also have rides and games but due to having two kids in the age range that would break my bank we opted to steer clear of there. They had reasonably priced water and soda for sale. Many places are there selling stuff too. It does cost to enter the fair but if you are the type who enjoys going for the day and checking out all the hard work the 4-​H kids put in while enjoying yummy food. Give it a go!!! Just remember to bring cash and check out the rodeo schedule too

I love it here! I’ve been coming to the Logandale Fair since I was a baby. The games are kinda pricey & pretty lame (but what do you REALLY expect from a pack-​n-​go carnival?) The food is good-​tons of variety, and there’s often a really good selection of beer too. The rides are fun too. They have actual rides that aren’t just for little kids. Also, the rodeo is really fun to watch! So is the animal judging. Make sure to buy your tickets online to save yourself some money and keep in mind that parking is absolutely insane. And if you’re coming from Vegas, prepare yourself for a bit of a drive. From my house, it’s about an hour & 15 mins.

Fun times had by one and all! I grew up in Texas, state fairs were and still are a big deal.
We’d get free tickets and day off from school so we could go! As an young adult, I’d volunteer so I could go for free.
So, from the moment I hear the first advertisements, I’m itching to go. We drove down early Saturday morning, surprised by the heavy traffic and the crowds. Lot’s of families, most with ice coolers, blankets and chairs, all trying to get near the shade!
Had to do the turkey leg! Hugh, juicey hard to eat. Loved the beer barn, four dollar drafts and the pig races.
My husband loves the animal barns and we always spend time looking at them! I love the pavillion with all the items on show, seeing the kids entries for best of show, amazes me! The stuff is always creative.
Not as big as Texas, (nothing ever is) but it’s a good day at the fair!

Wow. it’s huge! Lived in Las Vegas for 7 years and never heard of this Fair, until a few days before a friend recommended we check it out.
We headed out to Logandale (an hour drive), started late in the evening, we got to the fair at 8:30pm (closes 12 midnight). It was a dark drive, but they had signs, roadblocks, and cops to kinda guide you into town. As we got in, we were surprised and excited to see how huge and spacious the fairgrounds were. The carnival rides had a lot of action, there were long lines still but everyone was enjoying themselves. Lots of games too, but some were quite pricey ($ 20 for 3 balls. hmm). We checked out the barn that had all kinds of chickens and sorts. kids had a blast admiring the different animals. And the food. they were everywhere, great atmosphere, lots of food varieties, and seating, it was crowded but exciting. We didn’t watch any of the rodeo show since we arrived so late, in fact we missed out a lot, but we still had a great time. Next year I definitely want to plan to stay the entire day, and looks like if you plan early they offer earlybird prices for all the venues.

Wish this was in Las Vegas! The drive up here and back at night can get so backed up. If you can stay in Overton or Mesquite, it’s much better, especially if you don’t have to drive home after a long day and evening at the fair. Buy your tickets online before the fair opens and save yourself some money! The food is great, good variety! The games are a rip off, you’ll spend about $ 5.00 per game, and your kid will get a plastic whistle or plastic junk. The rides are good, but there aren’t that many of them. It’s more like carnival size. The Art & Horticulture Barn is spectacular! The animal exhibits are well kept and interesting. The 4-​H Clubs in Las Vegas put a lot of hard work into learning about, caring for, and selling their market animals! The fair is a must for us every year! If you haven’t been here before you really should check it out! One more thing, THE RODEO ROCKS! It’s fast paced and the announcer and Rodeo Clown do a terrific job of entertaining the whole crowd! Beer is cheaper here than in some casinos, and The Rotary Club operates some of the booths.

Nice trip from Vegas and enjoy this every year!