Sep 5 – Oct 25 - 8 Weekends Only
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We had a great time at King Richard's Faire today with my wife and 3 year old son. The venue has changed this year and for a first year at the new location it was an excellent experience. All of the shows and food we had was great. The pulled pork nachos were especially good. My son got to meet the king and was the highlight of his day. We arrived at 10:30am and traffic and parking took about 20 extra minutes. All staff was friendly and I'm sure next year and each following year the new venue will expand and additional character will be felt. Prices are high but with realistic financial expectations you'll enjoy your time. 9/10 would recommend

King Richard's Faire is always a highlight of the season! I absolutely loved attending on Bridgerton Day — it was pure magic from start to finish! Between the elegant Regency-inspired costumes, the lively performances, and the enchanting fairytale atmosphere, it truly felt like stepping into another world. The cast and vendors were all incredible, and every corner had something fun to discover — from jousts to jewelry to the most delicious turkey legs! Bridgerton Day added such a royal flair, with everyone dressed to impress and fully in character. Can't wait to return next year — it's one of those experiences that never loses its charm! 👑✨

A nice but expensive renaissance faire! It was our first time at a ren faire so we don't have anything to compare it to, but there was a nice mix of performers, shopping, and games/rides. There are several stages and each one has rotating shows. We enjoyed the loud mime, unicycler, and the aerial stunts. The joust was also a lot of fun. The food is a little expensive and not anything amazing, but the root beer float was really good! There's a good variety of vendors but as expected for handmade goods, many things were expensive. It was a really fun day and we spent over 5 hours there, but for $52/ticket I don't know that we'd go again. Our number one complaint was that water bottles were $5. We read online that you can bring an empty bottle to fill up, but we couldn't find any fill stations. Especially on a hot day, it's almost unsafe to have such expensive water and no other option. Parking was free and easy to get in and out. There were porta potties in a few different spots around the faire ground. We were there on a nice weather day but it still wasn't overly crowded and very enjoyable.

Had a wonderful time, wish I'd gone down the night before so we could have stayed all day. Quite expensive admission, but we were able to get a discount via Groupon. There were a lot of great performances and great live music! Really loved the bagpipes. It's a difficult place to be a vegan, and no outside food or drink is allowed in. Pizza for my niece was $12 for the slice. The vendors were absolutely amazing. Next year I'll bring much more money to shop with. Great quality products! Parking was free, so that a huge plus.

King Richards faire is magic. The new location is beautiful and growing every day! The same beautiful, kind, welcoming faces wait to welcome you into Carvershire where you will find magic, mischief and wonder. So many beautiful shops, acts, ride,games and food ($) are to be found here. There truly is something for everyone. It can be pricy, but it doesn't have to be, there are sale days for bogo tickets and plenty of affordable shopping options. If you have never been to a Renaissance festival before, don't be overwhelmed, you will feel right at home here. Order your tickets ahead of time and get there early.