Topsfield Fair may be on the smaller side, but it delivers a fantastic experience. The fair's charm lies in its simplicity, offering a more intimate and enjoyable atmosphere. Despite its size, Topsfield Fair manages to pack in a variety of attractions and activities, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whether it's the food, entertainment, or the overall festive vibe, this fair proves that good things do come in smaller packages. A delightful experience worth checking out!

I love the fair. There is nothing more New England than the Topsfield Fair! The American Bench Craft tent was so cool-- I love old school hand made leather goods and they were making belts on site!

Was my first time on the Topsfield Fair, and I loved it !!! The food, the animals, the rides, and attractions were amazing. I strongly recommend having the program of the day. It's a lot of presentations all day long. For sure, I'll be back next year.

Wow! It's been 20 years since I've come to the fair! A lot has changed! Everything seems much more organized with parking and admissions. (Bag check and scanning tickets!) Enjoyed going late afternoon when it was busy but not crowded. Saw a bit of the rodeo, artworks, the pigs and cows, but came for the Clydesdale show. It was very short, 6 min. but caught the mini parade afterwards. Beware! Prices for food are very high! But the smells of all the fair favorites was just s good and less fattening. LoL!

This is the oldest fair in America so we simply had to go! Very glad we got an early start because even on a Sunday it was SLAMMED. We should have parked at the FIRST parking lot that was sanctioned by the event and offered a trolly down the hill once you had parked. That one was $15 for the day. As it was just after that lot that the point of no return occurred. We drove down the hill, stop and start the whole way and 20 minutes later found a lot that still had spaces for $20. Walked from there about five minutes to the gate. Stood in line another five minutes and then into the event. Started with the largest pumpkin at the event (over 2000 pounds!) Worked our way through some pigs, goats, sheep, rabbits and cows then attended a horses pulling stuff contest before we got some food and ate in the shade. Went back to the horse pavilion but the scheduled event was late getting started so we ate some more then went to the pig races. Visited the honey pavilion and the fair history pavilion before we were tuckered out and desired to go home. Considering the crowd and traffic I think four hours was pretty good.

I had a great time with my fiance. Lots and lots of different foods to choose from. Hell of a lot of rides and games. This fair is huge. They have the cutest bunnies. I've never seen rabbits like the ones they have. Super cute! I saw a lot of different things at this fair. Definitely go and check it out!!

There was so much to see and eat! The fair was crowded, and the animals are so cute to pet. You need comfy shoes to walk around to see all the fair had to offer.

Realistically this place has gone down hill hard. Most of the buildings are falling apart (not including the arena) and the cost of everything has skyrocketed beyond the ability to enjoy it anymore. I've been coming here for over 30 years... It's a shame.

My absolute favorite fall fair. Rides ✔️ Games ✔️ Awesome stuff to buy that you never knew you needed ✔️ Animals ✔️ And enjoyable for practically everyone.. small children and teenagers included.

Such a fun time! I went on a Friday night, and it wasn’t too busy. We did remote parking for $15 and took the shuttle in. Very efficient! The food was good and loved the different animals on display!