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About Pine County Fair
Welcome to Pine County Fairgrounds in Pine City, Minnesota — a vibrant, family-friendly venue known for the Pine County Fair, grandstand events, bandshell performances, livestock arenas, and expansive exhibit spaces. We’ll help you navigate tickets, parking, transit, and nearby stays and meals so you can plan a smooth visit.
While we don’t publish a public seating chart, the Fairgrounds Map highlights grandstand entrances for quick access to major events like the Demolition Derby, Truck Pulls, Tractor Pulls, and 4-H/FFA exhibitions. Expect a community-centered experience with plenty of parking and straightforward access.
Parking at Pine County Fairgrounds is free, making a trip to the fair convenient. For transportation, local Arrowhead Transit offers Dial-A-Ride service in Pine City, and intercity service is provided by Jefferson Lines to connect with other Minnesota cities. If you’re planning an overnight or a weekend, there are hotel options in the Hinckley and Mora areas, as well as limited lodging around Pine City. We’ve highlighted affiliate hotel and dining partners to simplify planning—secure your stay and meals nearby to keep things easy and dependable.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue: Pine County Fairgrounds, 707 1st Ave NW, Pine City, MN 55063 (official address shown on the fair’s site).
- Venue type: County fairgrounds hosting the Pine County Fair with grandstand, bandshell, livestock arenas, and exhibit spaces.
- Capacity: Official capacity not published; typical annual attendance around 40,000 (2017 figure cited in sources).
- Parking: Free parking at the fairgrounds.
- Transit: Local Arrowhead Transit (Dial-A-Ride) serves Pine City; intercity service (Jefferson Lines) operates to/from Pine City.
- Nearby hotels: Hinckley-area lodging (e.g., Grand Casino Hinckley Hotel, Days Inn Hinckley, Grand Hinckley Inn) and Mora-area options; Pine City area lodging is more limited.
- Notable events hosted: Demolition Derby (grandstand), Truck Pull and Tractor Pulls, 4-H/FFA exhibitions; historically Polkafest has been held at the fairgrounds.
- Seating/charts: No formal public seating chart published; the official site provides a Fairgrounds Map with grandstand entrances (no detailed seating map).
- Renamed/demolished: The venue is still the Pine County Fairgrounds; no rename; the grandstand has undergone rebuilding after a 1996 fire.