The Osceola County Fair runs 10 days each February at Osceola Heritage Park. 2026 admission was $10, $5 for ages 5 to 11 and seniors; parking is free.

Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Dates, hours, prices and rules come from the Osceola County Fair’s own site, run by the Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show. The fair had not posted its 2027 dates when we checked; the details below are from the 2026 fair, and this page will be updated at the same address when the new ones are out.

The Osceola County Fair is a 10-day fair that starts the second Friday of February at Osceola Heritage Park, 1911 Kissimmee Valley Lane. The 2026 fair, the 82nd, ran Feb. 13-22. It is put on by the Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show, a nonprofit with more than 200 members, as its yearly fundraiser for youth scholarships, the market animal auction and more than $50,000 in awards and premiums.

Know before you go

  • 2027 dates: not posted as of Oct. 9, 2026
  • 2026 admission: $10 ages 12 and up; $5 ages 5 to 11; $5 seniors 60 and older; 4 and under free
  • Cash only at the ticket windows; ATMs outside the gates
  • Parking: free
  • No pets, except service animals
  • Questions: 321-697-3050, kvls@osceolacountyfair.com

When

The fair says it begins the second Friday of February and runs 10 days. On that pattern the 2027 fair would open Friday, Feb. 12, but the fair had not confirmed it when we checked. Watch the fair’s site for the date.

2026 gate times, from the fair’s guest services page:

Days Gates open
Monday to Thursday 5 p.m. to close
Friday, Saturday and Sunday noon to close

The same weeks are busy at the park: the Silver Spurs Rodeo’s Monster Bulls and February rodeo are also at Osceola Heritage Park. See our Silver Spurs Rodeo page for those dates.

Tickets and admission

Daily admission in 2026:

  • Ages 12 and up: $10
  • Ages 5 to 11: $5
  • Seniors 60 and older: $5
  • Children 4 and under: free

The ticket windows take cash only, and there are ATMs outside the gates and around the grounds. Tickets are not transferable, and there are no refunds, exchanges or rain checks. The fair also sells tickets online through the “Buy Tickets” link on its site, and posts daily ride and gate specials on its daily schedule page during the fair.

What’s there

The 2026 entertainment lineup ran continuous shows through the day: the Sea Lion Splash, Rosaire’s Royal Racers, the Eudora Farms petting zoo, the Pompeyo Family Dog Show, a stilt walker and the Cowgirl and Cowboy Circus, plus bands on the main stage, such as the Stella Beat Band on opening night.

It is also a working agricultural fair. The fair’s site lists a livestock show, youth market animal shows, a purebred cattle show, fruit crop and strawberry contests, a whip cracking contest, creative arts and a honey bee showcase, with entry rules and forms for exhibitors.

Parking and getting there

Parking is free, the fair says. Osceola Heritage Park sits off U.S. 192; the main entrance is about a block down Bill Beck Boulevard from U.S. 192, according to the fair’s directions page. Lock your car, note where you parked and watch for people walking in the lots.

What to know

  • Security: every guest may be searched at the gates, and bags are checked. Lines can build at busy times.
  • No pets. Only service animals under the ADA are allowed on the fairgrounds.
  • Alcohol and drug free: the fair is an alcohol-free event.
  • Families: diaper changing in all permanent restrooms, and a mother’s room in the Event Center. First aid is also in the Event Center.
  • Lost and found: at the fair office in the KVLS Pavilion and at the Strates Shows office across from the Event Center.
  • Weather: the fair suggests sunscreen on sunny days, a jacket for cool February evenings and a poncho or umbrella if it looks like rain.

For more to do around town, see things to do this month and our kids’ activities guide.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Osceola County Fair in 2027?

The fair had not posted 2027 dates when we checked on Oct. 9, 2026. It runs for 10 days starting the second Friday of February; the 2026 fair was Feb. 13-22.

How much is admission to the Osceola County Fair?

In 2026 daily admission was $10 for ages 12 and up, $5 for ages 5 to 11 and $5 for seniors 60 and older. Children 4 and under are free. The ticket windows take cash only.

Is parking free at the Osceola County Fair?

Yes. The fair says parking at Osceola Heritage Park is free.

Can I bring my dog to the Osceola County Fair?

No. Pets are not allowed on the fairgrounds, except service animals under the ADA.

What are the Osceola County Fair hours?

In 2026 the gates opened at 5 p.m. Monday to Thursday and at noon Friday to Sunday, staying open until close.