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About Pacific Co. Fairgrounds

The Pacific Co. Fairgrounds in Raymond, Washington is a versatile, multi-use venue that hosts the annual Pacific County Fair along with a variety of community events. Located at 5 Fair Ln, Raymond, the site is a hub for local culture, agriculture, and family-friendly entertainment. Whether you’re planning to attend the Pacific County Fair this August or other events throughout the year, here’s what you need to know to secure your seats, plan your visit, and find convenient lodging and dining nearby.

Pro tips: use Pacific Transit Route 32 to reach the fairgrounds and consider camping on-site or nearby accommodations to maximize your visit. For the Pacific County Fair, you’ll find 4-H/FFA activities and the Youth Livestock Auction on the schedule. Always check the official Pacific County Fair page for the latest announcements, dates, and event details. We’ve got you covered with reliable updates and easy, no-fuss ticketing options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: 5 Fair Ln, Raymond, WA 98577 (Pacific County Fairgrounds).
  • Venue type: county fairgrounds / multi-use fair site that hosts the Pacific County Fair and related events.
  • Primary event: Pacific County Fair scheduled August 19–22, 2026.
  • Transit: Pacific Transit bus service (Route 32) serves the area and directs attendees to the fairgrounds.
  • Parking: No general parking details publicly published; camping options exist with fees (Parking Pass $25 for vehicles; RV/trailer hookups and tent camping also available).
  • Nearby hotels: Golden Lion Inn (524 3rd Street, Raymond, WA 98577) is a local lodging option.
  • Notable events: Pacific County Fair includes 4-H/FFA activities and Youth Livestock Auction; ongoing announcements and schedules on the official site.
  • Renamed/demolished: No evidence on the official site of demolition or renaming; the site consistently refers to the Pacific County Fairgrounds in Raymond.