🏭 Caledon Agricultural Fair
📅 June 19–21, 2026
📍 Caledon Village, ON
👦 Kids Free on Sunday
🏫 Since 1860
Caledon Fair 2026 — Now and Then
Some fairs come and go. The Caledon Fair has been running every year since 1860 — that’s 166 years of livestock competitions, fair food, community spirit, and the particular joy of watching something get demolished in a derby ring. If you’ve never been, this is the summer to fix that.
Running June 19–21, 2026 at the Caledon Agricultural Society Fairgrounds, this year’s theme is Now and Then — a nod to a fair that honours its roots while staying very much alive. Three days, one fairground, and a packed schedule that runs from a Friday evening tractor pull all the way to a Sunday afternoon horse show.
🚗 Demolition Derby
🚙 Tractor Pull
🎧 Live Music
🐎 Horse Shows
🐕 Dog Agility
🚗 Classic Cars
🍗 Fair Food
🍷 Pony Rides
💡 Kids under 6 are free all weekend. On Sunday, all children under 12 get in free — making it the best family day of the three. Midway tickets are sold separately on the grounds.
✨ Why the Caledon Fair Is Worth the Drive
There’s something about an agricultural fair that still feels irreplaceable. Not in a nostalgic, aren’t-we-quaint kind of way — more in a this-is-legitimately-fun-for-everyone kind of way. The Caledon Fair has been doing this since 1860, which means they’ve had a long time to figure out what people actually want out of a June weekend.
The short version: a lot. Tractor pulls on Friday night. A Demolition Derby on Saturday that will have you on your feet. Live music both days. Horse shows on Sunday morning that are genuinely beautiful to watch. A classic car show that’ll have the gear heads in your group dragging everyone else over. Pony rides and a petting zoo and an inflatable play park for the kids. And a baked goods auction that benefits Bethell Hospice and the MS Society — because this is a fair with community in its bones.
It’s about 45 minutes northwest of Toronto on Hwy 10 in Caledon Village. If you’re looking for a proper day out that doesn’t involve a screen, a lineup, or a $30 cocktail, this is it.
📅 Full 2026 Schedule
Three days, one fairground. Here’s what’s on.
📅 Friday, June 19th — Opening Day
5:00 PM
Fair Opens
Bavarian Garden and Knox United Church Food Booth open. The weekend officially begins.
5:30 PM
Inflatable Play Park Opens
Kids can start burning energy while parents grab food and settle in.
6:00 PM
🚙 Truck & Tractor Pull — Good Times Truck Pullers
Registration opens at 5:30 PM. The Friday night tractor pull is a proper crowd-pleaser — machines, horsepower, and noise. Great way to open a fair weekend.
📅 Saturday, June 20th — The Big Day
8:00 AM
Knox Church Food Booth Opens for Breakfast
Early birds get breakfast — the food booth runs all day.
10:00 AM
🚗 10th Annual HBCC All British Classic & Antique Car Show
Runs 10am to 4pm. Celebrating British motoring heritage — Jaguars, Triumphs, Minis, Land Rovers and more. A long-running fan favourite at the fair.
10:00 AM
🍷 Pony Rides & Petting Zoo Open
Also: Inflatable Play Park, Agricultural Awareness and Exhibits Hall, and Vendors all open at 10am. A full morning of options.
11:00 AM
Fair Ambassador Competition & Bavarian Garden Opens
The Ambassador Competition is a fair tradition that recognizes young community members committed to celebrating the agricultural fair industry.
12:00 PM
Official Fair Opening
12:30 PM
🍳 Baked Goods Auction — Bethell Hospice & MS Society
The Baked Goods Auction is a genuine fair tradition. Bid on homemade pies, cakes, and preserves while supporting two great causes — Bethell Hospice and the MS Society.
2:00 PM & 8:00 PM
🎧 Live Music — The Muir Band
Two sets in the Bavarian Garden. Catch the afternoon show with a cold one, or stay for the evening performance under the June sky.
5:30 PM
🚗 Demolition Derby
The Saturday highlight. Cars go in, one comes out. If you’ve never watched a demo derby at a county fair, you’re in for something. It’s loud, it’s chaotic, and it’s an absolute blast.
📅 Sunday, June 21st — Horse Day
8:00 AM
Knox Church Food Booth Opens for Breakfast
9:00 AM
🐎 Welsh Pony Show & SportPony Starsearch + Cheval Canadien Horse Show
Two equestrian events get underway first thing Sunday morning. Whether you know your breeds or you’re just there to watch beautiful horses, it’s worth arriving early for these.
10:00 AM
Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Inflatable Play Park & Exhibits Hall Open
11:00 AM
🐄 Beef & Dairy Show + Bavarian Garden Opens
Beef and Dairy Classes for all age competitions. Judging for the Champion Breeding and other titles starts at 11am. A centrepiece of any agricultural fair.
12:00 PM
Belgian Horse Display
The Belgian is one of the world’s great draft breeds. Watching one work is something else entirely.
1:00 PM & 3:00 PM
🐕 R&R Pet Paradise POWER PAWS — Dog Agility
Two shows back to back. Dogs navigate obstacle courses, fly through the air, and generally show off in ways that make the crowd very happy. Great for kids — and let’s be honest, great for everyone.
4:00 PM
Fair Closes
Exhibits Hall closes at 3:30 PM; Agricultural Awareness Pavilion and Inflatable Play Park close at 4:00 PM.
🏆 What to Put on Your Must-See List
🚗
Demolition Derby
Saturday 5:30 PM. The most anticipated event of the fair for good reason. Cars crunch, crowds roar. Don’t miss it.
🚙
Truck & Tractor Pull
Friday 6:00 PM. A proper Ontario fair tradition — powerful machines, packed stands, and pure horsepower spectacle.
🐎
Horse Shows & Belgian Display
Sunday is horse day — Welsh Pony, Cheval Canadien, Beef & Dairy Show, and a Belgian Horse Display. A full morning worth coming early for.
🐕
Dog Agility — POWER PAWS
R&R Pet Paradise puts on two shows Sunday (1pm & 3pm). Fast dogs, high energy, big crowd reactions. Surprisingly gripping.
🚗
All British Classic Car Show
10th annual. Saturday 10am–4pm. Celebrating British motoring — Jaguars, Austins, Land Rovers and more lined up in the June sunshine.
🍳
Baked Goods Auction
Saturday 12:30 PM. Bid on homemade pies, cakes and preserves. Proceeds go to Bethell Hospice and the MS Society. A classic fair moment with real community heart behind it.
🎫 Tickets & Admission
Friday June 19 & Saturday June 20
Adults — $15
Children 6–12 — $10
Children under 6 — FREE
Children 6–12 — $10
Children under 6 — FREE
Sunday June 21
Adults — $10
Children 6–12 — FREE
Children under 6 — FREE
Children 6–12 — FREE
Children under 6 — FREE
Midway
Inflatable Play Park & Midway tickets are sold separately on the grounds. Admission tickets do not include midway.
💡 Sunday is the best value day for families — adults are only $10 and every child gets in free. If you’re planning to come one day only and have kids, Sunday is the call.
Buy Advance Tickets →
🚗 Getting to the Caledon Fair
The fairgrounds are at 18297 Hurontario St (Hwy 10), Caledon Village, ON L7K 0Y5. It’s on the east side of Hwy 10 — look for the tall cell phone tower on the property. Hard to miss once you’re in the area.
From the South (Mississauga / Toronto)
Take ON-403 E to Hurontario St, then ON-410 N. Continue onto Hurontario St / Hwy 10 North toward Orangeville. The fairgrounds are on the east side of Hwy 10 in Caledon Village.
From the North (Barrie / Orangeville)
Head south on Hwy 10 / Hurontario St. The fairgrounds are on the west side as you approach Caledon Village from the north. Look for the cell tower.
💡 Things Worth Knowing Before You Go
📅 Sunday is the family day. Lower admission, kids free, horse shows all morning, dog agility in the afternoon. If you’re bringing the family for one day, Sunday delivers the most value.
🚗 Don’t miss the Demolition Derby. Saturday 5:30 PM. It fills up. Get there early, grab a spot, and enjoy it. There’s nothing quite like a county fair demolition derby.
🚙 Friday night is underrated. The Truck & Tractor Pull is a great evening event and the fairgrounds feel a bit calmer before the Saturday rush. If you’re nearby, Friday evening is worth it on its own.
🍳 The Knox Church Food Booth is the real deal. Serving breakfast both weekend mornings plus all day. If you’ve never had fair-style church food, this is your moment.
🚗 Buy advance admission online. Admission tickets can be purchased ahead at the Caledon Fair website. Midway rides and inflatable park tickets are separate — sold on the grounds.
😉 Dress for the weather. This is an outdoor fairground event in June. Bring sunscreen, comfortable shoes, and maybe a light layer for the Friday evening pull. The Bavarian Garden is a great spot to recharge between events.
❓ Common Questions
Event details may change — always confirm the latest on the official Caledon Fair website before heading out.
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