we had a great time at the fair. The only problem was the prices. Here's a breakdown of how i spent over a hundred bucks..
3 wristbands at $25 a piece
1 elephant ear at $8
1 strawberry lemonade
w/reusable cup for $10
1 walking taco for $7
1 soft taco for $5
$10 for 2 tries to win a fish(we won both times)
$5 to try to win a ? hermit crab
$1 for parking
$4.99 ATM fee ?to get the $10 to win the ?
I'm actually kinda ashamed i paid that but at least my daughter & her friend had a good time ?
The many private vendors that had booths & shops set up had a lot of neat stuff but I couldn't afford anything else.
I truly had so much fun. It's been so many years since I've been able to go. It brought back so many happy memories. My favorite thing this time was the ham & beans, cornbread, and tomato (from a garden) slices. It was so inexpensive and filling. It, also, helps support the local Friends congregation in supporting missionary work.
Out in the middle of nowhere but with that said it's a big fair and I don't know where all the people come from but they sure do come. Try the ham and beans and the foot long coney dog if you go.
Moreland fair is the best little fair in Indiana. The truck and tractor pulls are starting to be real good and entertaining again. They have pulls every night, Wednesday night use to be horse and mule pulls but not sure if they even have them anymore, personally I'm not a fan of horse or mule pulls. They have pedal pulls for kids one night, power wheels show and parade for all kids that have them. They always have great food, good rides, mostly friendly people, a good parade, and one or two days where you can ride on armbands for a 5 hour period. They have art show, car show, bingo, talent contest, vegetable and knitting/quilting show. It's just a good place, good time, and great family fun at the end of summer. Everyone should go there atleast once and you will probably return every year if not multiple times through the week. I promise people do or use to drive from an hour or more away to visit this fai faithfully. Back in the day it use to be alot better than now and safer for kids and families but it's still a great little fair
Happens only once a year but is allot of fun
Be sure to try the corn bread ? and beans in the building at the midway. 2023 and the fair is still great with a wide variety of food. The only bad thing is the price.
We had a great time at the Mooreland Fair!! We went on armband night. It was $25 / person, so definitely cheaper than ticket nights.
Prepare for $5-10 in parking charges. Bring cash!! The parking lots don't have card readers and neither do some of the vendors.
I go every year very fun for grand kids and adults. Down home country . Everyone should come visit this fair it's not the state faie but it's still very fun.
Super busy lots of people my daughter played three games and ended up coming home with two fish and a crab rides were extremely expensive oh and all very fun as usual love watching the tractor pull just wish the price could be more reasonable
Safe place to take the family. Food its great, just stay away of the over cooked pork tenderloin cause you can loose a tooth while biting on it. Rides are really inexpensive, but no so many options for little ones. Its just a small town fair, free parking and free entrance, but not huge in comparison with a county fair. Tractor, truck pulls are a most see and out of the ordinary. Our family enjoyed it this year and definitely will be coming back every year.
Always fun and kids love it. Plus cotton candy, elephant ears, and funnels cakes..yay! But everyone smokes and it about kills you and your family's lungs. I think it should be no smoking, why not be healthier. We all shouldn't be punished because people want to give themselves cancer. I dont like it! Stop smoking at the fair. It freaking smells! But very expensive. Especially when I have 3 kids. My two older kids cost $5 to ride 1 ride. That ridiculous. Stull fun I guess.
It's more than a "fair" - it's a tradition, a place you look forward to seeing old schoolmates, friends, a great place to make special memories with your family! We love the food (you HAVE to have the ham n beans, the pork chop dinner, foot long coney dogs - all to benefit local missions, charities, fire departments! Not to mention the regular fair food! This is the one thing I've really looked forward to since I was a child, and I still look forward to it every year!
One of the best places to enjoy food games and ride's, I have been going here with family and friends for the last 33 yrs, and we love it,by the way thanks to all of you that have added pictures and comments to this review,we love you all and hope to continue seeing everyone at the greatest Free fair in Indiana.
Lots things to do and look at. Some entertainment church band, tap dancers food and some shops with t -shirts dresses and such but not as much as they had last few years and watch who cooks the food that's not been setting there for hours.
The best little fair around, and it is truly free. Free parking, free entrance. Cheap tickets for the rides, and for those that like it, a good tractor pull. In the middle of nowhere with a nice rural Indiana vibe.
Great fair to go to, not like most small town fairs that has almost nothing to do, had lots of games food and rides not to mention all the shows they put on
Small town fair at it's finest! Good food vendors, fun rides and the horse pull and truck/tractor pulls are great. Plan to go and spend time with the family and not be on social media... Signal is almost non existent.
This is my hometown fair. Best fair around. Our family plays in the red hot rhythm band up at the hotdog stand. Amazing time to visit and see people.best food
Could be a nice community fair, and was for many years. But now there is far too many thugs, trouble makers and drugs floating around. Would never take my child there.
