Came here to visit the Portland fair. Parking was 10$ and general admission to the fair was 15$. I have been to a lot of fairs and this one was a lot smaller. There was a bunch of food trucks and vendors. We did get a chance to see an acrobatic show.

$10 for parking and $15/adult to get in. This makes it very high on the price end compared to other fairs in the state, with much much less to see and do.

These comments are centered around the Portland Fair held the first weekend of each October.
For a small fair it holds a decent assortment of attractions. Enough rides to satisfy younger kids (12 and under) but lacks enough to keep the attention of older kids. Food has been lacking in the past but was very good this year with food trucks from the surrounding area. Fair assortment of vendors that had intriguing wares and goods. 4-H archery station is great but the wait is painful. There's private parking on properties within easy walking distance for $5. Free parking is substantially further away with a shuttle. Do not try and use the shuttle if you have anything bigger than a single stroller.

They are fun love the Portland fair just very busy and 10$ to park

That's supposed to be an agricultural Fair. Very little livestock. The largest tent they have there was for the beer garden. Disappointing to say the least.