Every fall, the Creek County Fairgrounds in Kellyville comes alive for the Creek County Free Fair — a four-day, all-ages celebration of everything that makes small-town Oklahoma great. Best of all? Admission is free. It's one of the biggest community events in the area, and it's just up Route 66 from the park.
Where: Creek County Fairgrounds, 17808 W. OK-66, Kellyville, OK 74039 (on Route 66)
When: Each September (typically a 4-day run — check the fairgrounds for exact dates)
Admission: Free
From Heyburn RV: minutes up Route 66
What's at the fair
The Free Fair packs a lot into a weekend. You'll find:
- Livestock shows — 4-H and FFA kids showing cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, and more
- Exhibits & competitions — canning, baking, crafts, produce, and creative arts
- Carnival rides for the kids
- A car show with some seriously nice rides
- Live music & concerts in the evenings
- Rodeo events and arena action
- Fair food — funnel cakes, corn dogs, and everything fried
- Craft & vendor booths from local makers
Year-round venue
The fairgrounds aren't just for September. Throughout the year the facility hosts trade shows, banquets, reunions, livestock shows, and rodeos — so there's often something happening in Kellyville worth driving in for.
In town for the fair? Stay just minutes away.
Skip the long drive home each night. Heyburn RV is right up Route 66 from the fairgrounds — full hookups, free WiFi, and pull-through sites for an easy weekend base.
Fair by day, comfortable site by night.
Book your siteTurn fair weekend into a full getaway: spend a day at the fairgrounds, another fishing or riding at Heyburn Lake, and an evening at the races or cruising Route 66. Staying central means less driving and more enjoying.
Hungry after a day at the fair? See our local eats & supplies guide for nearby spots in Kellyville, Bristow, and Sapulpa.
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