Sumter County Fairgrounds — Local services in Groveland

Fun attractions and mostly fun vendors, but no reason to be this political. At multiple events, they seem to welcome numerous vendors selling politically-charged items with very vulgar and graphic imagery and language on them--and absolutely in front of children. A lot of additional political components to events, including excessive lobbying and pestering of attendees for such, are very unnecessary and uncomfortable for what should be fun family events devoid of political discourse. Additionally, some ride operators at fairs could use severe attitude adjustments, and there's absolutely zero reason the petting zoo people should own, let alone be showing off in small cages, exotic animals like zebras and kangaroos. This is to say NOTHING of the high prices on just about everything, the least of which...

THE PLACE NEEDS SIT DOWN AREAS...THERE IS Absolutely NO WHERE TO SIT OR RELAX... MY BACK WAS KILLING ME A FEW BENCHES EVER SO OFTEN Wouldn't BRAKE YOUR BANK!!!!

The whole town/place is like out in the middle of NOWHERE, but it's well run. Looks like there is lots of different flee markets in every direction. One would hope they don't do more than one at a time or I bet it's mass confusion. The actual event didn't have a great deal of customers compared to the 1000...

We go once a month for the swap meet. It's $5 to get in, and there are plenty of vendors to visit. The downside is the food vendors. You have the option of ice cream, overpriced sausage dinners, and popcorn. But the $5 hot dogs are good. If you show up after 8 a.m., most of the vendors will be open. It's more of a flea market than automotive events, but every month you will find something different. It is...