The Northwest Florida Fairgrounds

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1958 Lewis Turner Blvd

Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547

+1 (850) 862-0211

http://www.nwffair.com

The Northwest Florida Fair Association has been a proud contributor to the community for over 50 years, providing an educational and entertaining experience to residents of Okaloosa, South Walton, and Santa Rosa Counties. From concerts and festivals to craft fairs and family reunions, the fairgrounds offer a versatile venue for a wide range of events.

Located in Fort Walton Beach, the fairgrounds can be rented for various occasions, including auctions, picnics, dog shows, and more. With its rich history and commitment to the community, the Northwest Florida Fair Association continues to be a beloved destination for both locals and visitors alike.

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2/4/2016

We visited here for the annual antique show. Nicely set up, clean and organized. We wished there had been more vendors, but hubby did find a couple of items to buy.

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