Warren County Farmers' Fair featuring the Balloon Festival — Local services in Harmony Township

As a first-timer to the Warren County Fair and Balloon Festival, I was completely enchanted by the kaleidoscope of experiences it offered. The fair is not just a display of the county's rich heritage but also a vibrant celebration of its contemporary culture.

The rustic charm of the fairgrounds mingled effortlessly with the buzz of excitement in the air. Stalls showcased everything from handcrafted goods to delicious local delicacies. The merry-go-rounds, games, and other attractions brought out the child in every visitor, including me.

However, the crowning jewel of my experience was undoubtedly the Balloon Festival. Watching the sky speckled with a myriad of colorful balloons during the day, followed by the mesmerizing glow at night, was nothing short of magical. The sight of these gentle giants taking off and the thrill of the tethered balloon rides left an indelible impression on me.

The event was also a testament to the community spirit of Warren County. The friendly locals, their heartwarming stories, and their enthusiasm in sharing their traditions made the experience even...

I visited the Warren County Farmers Fair as an effort to relive my youth when I used to visit various county fairs in Missouri with my grandfather. Warren County Farmers Fair was not a disappointment.

The parking was convenient. The entry fee was reasonable. It was easy to walk around and find the things in which I was interested. I always like to visit the antique tractor display and find the tractors that I operated as a teenager working on farms in Missouri.

I stopped and had lunch at the concession stands run by several local granges. At one I had a nice sausage and peppers sandwich with fries. At another I had a great black and white milkshake and a piece of berry pie. Both were excellent food and reasonably priced.

I recommend the Warren County Farmers Fair for many different reasons, the food being...

Not what it used to be but still a local staple. They REALLY need to get a new ride company. The rides are a shadow of what they used to be. Lots of yawns on the midway nowadays.

As for the previous review that mentioned the Pina Colada vendor, they too struck me as kind of obnoxious. Who's going for tropical drinks at a stand that's blaring pop music at a farmer's fair in rural New Jersey? Check out the local "permanent" food stands instead. Like the various Grange stands and Lion's Club and whatnot. They provide quality food at reasonable prices, and help support the community. Went to the Stewartsville Grange stand with my wife and we spent $14 for two drinks, two good hot dogs (one cheese, one chili), a specialty burger, and perogies. When was the last time you spent that little for that much food...