Cypress River Agriculture Society

Cypress River Agriculture Society

In 2025, the Cypress River Agricultural Fair will be celebrating its 130^th Anniversary year, plans are still in the making so check for updates.  The Fair is the third weekend Saturday, July 19 & Sunday, July 20.  There will be indoor Western Jackpot & fun gymkhana horse show in the arena on Sunday that includes a costume class.  Indoor exhibits include baking, preserves, sewing & quilts, handicrafts, shop, photography, flower & garden.   Additional events are Belgian bowling, bouncy castle, treasures Hunt.  Plus, the ever-popular King Farmer Competition, along with Old Time Musical Entertainment & Heritage Demonstrations of spinning, harness repair, bobbin lace.   

NO USE of the Ag grounds for the period of time one week prior to Fair day.  For 2025, this time period is inclusive of July 13th to 20th, to allow for set-up for the 130th Fair.

CAMPING:

Cypress River Agriculture Society has developed, beautified and improved the camp grounds on the Society’s grounds.   With this development it will help promote tourism and recreation within our community.

The electrical sites have 5-15 amp and 5-30 amp plugs for campers.    **NOTE:  The 5–15 amp plugs cannot accommodate trailer air conditioning.  The trailer dump station with water hookup near rink available Spring, Summer, Fall.    Picnic tables and benches have been added on the grounds. 

CAMPING FEES at the Agricultural Grounds:

(There is a drop box for money deposit on the West side of the Agriculture Building-Payable to Cypress River Agricultural Society), (Envelopes available).

Campers pay for each & every day/night they are set up.   *Same regulations as at any park.   

                                                                 

1 night - $10.00 without hydro

1 night - $20.00 with hydro  

 For information, contact Valerie Truelove, Phone:  204-743-2123

 

The Cypress River Agricultural Society encourages improvement in agriculture, food production, and rural living.  The Society provides leadership in sustaining the social structure of the local rural community, including, but not limited to, maintaining educational opportunities and traditional activities within the community, also provides programs, services and facilities based on needs in the community.