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About Bonneville County Fairgrounds

The Bonneville County Fairgrounds in Idaho Falls is a multi-facility venue complex designed for fairs, weddings, meetings, livestock shows, and community events. With several rentable spaces and ample parking, it’s a reliable choice for a wide range of gatherings. The grounds are located at 1542 E 73rd S, Idaho Falls, ID 83404, easily accessible from downtown and surrounding areas. We’ll walk you through seating options for each space, parking details, transit access, and recommended nearby hotels and restaurants to help you plan a smooth visit.

Whether you’re organizing a large fair, a livestock show, or a community fundraiser, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations. Secure your seats and plan accommodations with confidence—we’re here to help you navigate Bonneville County Fairgrounds like a local.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1542 E 73rd S, Idaho Falls, ID 83404.
  • Main venues and capacities: Melaleuca Event Center (700 person capacity; bleacher seating for 530), Activity Center (300), Farm Bureau Livestock Barn (500), Carriage House (100).
  • Venue type: County fairgrounds with multiple rentable facilities for fairs, weddings, meetings, livestock shows, and community events.
  • Notable events hosted: Bonneville County Fair (annual, e.g., July 31–August 7, 2025), Cowboy Ball fundraiser, Ranch Rodeo, Rods & Rigs Car Show, 4-H events.
  • Parking: Paved parking at Carriage House; trailer parking available at Bank of Commerce Arenas; grounds have multiple parking areas (non-exhaustive per facility pages).
  • Transit: Public transit options available via Greater Idaho Falls Transit (GIFT) On-Demand service in Idaho Falls.
  • Renamed/demolished: No demolition or renaming is indicated; the Fairgrounds were purchased in 2017 and first hosted the 4-H Fair on the new grounds in 2019.