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Hello and welcome to the Tar Heel Summer Classic. My name is Coy Herbert and I’m here to answer your questions about the show or point you towards someone who can.

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Barn A, Stall 92
(252)450-5330
Coybert42@gmail.com

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Randy Ratliff
(336)339-8773

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…is on the grounds and available in the farrier barn in front of B.

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Larry Little

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Pam Scott
Rick Baker
Rick Christy
Andrea Simons
Suzy Jeane
Lynda Danielson

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Topline Event Management
Christian Jauntig
845-551-8123

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Chris Byrd (Halter)
Chris Rice (Ranch)
Josiane Gauthier (Ranch)
Steve Meadows (Ranch)

Becky Meadows (Ranch)

John Roberts (Ranch)
Tony Burris (Ranch/All Around)
Josh Little (Roping)
Larry Little (All Around)

John Montross (All Around)

Rebekah May (All Around)
Shane Young (All Around)

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THE BEST 10 Restaurants near 3900 Western Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27606 - Last Updated April 2023 - Yelp

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My personal recommendations would be…

1. The Backyard Bistro

2. Sushi Nine

3. Amedeos

4. Player’s Retreat

5. El Cerro

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THE BEST 10 Restaurants near 3900 WESTERN BLVD, RALEIGH, NC 27606 - Last Updated November 2023 - Yelp

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Best Restaurants in 3900 Western Blvd, Raleigh, NC 27606 - Amedeo's Italian Restaurant, Sushi Nine, Sheeba Restaurant, Tazza Kitchen Village District, Taco Bamba, The Oak - Raleigh, Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar, Mustang House, The Mill, Wye Hill Kitchen & Brewing

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Jessica O'Connor Equine Imagery

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South Carolina Dog Photographer-Southern Sound Photography

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Jessica O'Connor Equine Imagery-SC Equine Photographer - South Carolina Dog Photographer-Southern Sound Photography

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South Carolina equine photographer committed to creating lasting memories for South Carolina equestrians. From private client horse show photography to equine portraits, see the difference having a "horse person" as your photographer makes. Experience my storyteller style imagery with an experience filled with southern hospitality.

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Reservations are available 180-days out for the campground at 801 Youth Center Drive. If you are camping on the main grounds inside the perimeter fencing near our buildings, we do not currently take reservations for those spaces. They are in the mapping phase, and are currently first-come first-served. You may contact Public Safety at 919-612-6767 for payment upon arrival.

DO NOT pull into a campsite prior to having a reservation secured.

PLEASE NOTE: Cash is no longer accepted for your camping stay. Payment must be made by credit card for the safety of our team.
Campground Physical Address for GPS
801 Youth Center Drive

Raleigh, NC 27607

Fairgrounds Public Safety, 919-612-6767 for immediate assistance
Amenities

Cost for overnight camping is $35 per night (additional fees may apply).

Check-out time is 12:00 p.m. Check-in time is 3:00 p.m.

The Fairgrounds offers recreational vehicle hook-up access for visits of 14 nights or less, no exceptions.

There are 101 sites at the N.C. State Fair Campground, and 150 sites on the main campus (Main campus sites are still first-come, first-served).

Water, sewer and electrical access is available at each site at the N.C. State Fair Campground, (electricity access ranges from 30 - 50 amps).

No tent camping is allowed.

For use of dump station without an overnight stay, contact Fairgrounds Public Safety at 919-612-6767 for payment. Cost for use is $10.

Credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club) are accepted for camping fees.

Free Wi-Fi.

Rules and Regulations
Our rules are for the protection of our visitors and natural resources, and to make everyone's visit a safe and enjoyable experience. The information given below is a compilation of rules, regulations, campground policies, and in some cases state and federal laws. Please observe them for your safety and enjoyment as well as the safety and enjoyment of others.
Camping and Fires

Camping is allowed in designated areas by permit only.

The N.C. State Fair Campground is CLOSED to the public for the month of October for the N.C. State Fair.

No refunds for early departures. Cancellations made prior to the scheduled arrival date will result in the loss of the $3.50 per night, non-refundable reservation fee.

Cancellations made on the scheduled arrival date will result in a loss of one night's camping for each reservation as well as the $3.50 per night reservation fee.

No refunds for no-shows, cancellations or early departures after the date of arrival.

No tent camping is allowed.

Visitors must be 18 years or older to register as campers and there must be at least one adult 18 years or older accompanying each camper group.

Gathering firewood is prohibited.

Small fire pits on campsites are allowed provided that the flames are contained at cooking level and campsite is not located near posted areas restricting open flames.

Guns and Fireworks
Firearms and other weapons are prohibited except that those with a proper permit may possess a concealed handgun in permitted areas and under the requirements of North Carolina G.S. 14-269 and G.S. 14-415.11. The possession or use of fireworks, cap pistols, air guns, bows and arrows, slingshots, and any other similar projectiles or lethal missiles of any kind are prohibited.
Courtesy

As a courtesy to other campers, please observe the campground quiet hours.

Quiet hours are typically from 10 p.m. until 7 a.m.

The production or emission of noises, amplified speech, music or other sounds that may annoy, disturb or frighten campground visitors is prohibited in any camping or recreation area at all times.

Boating and Fishing

Fishing activities are regulated by all applicable North Carolina laws and regulations, including those regarding fishing licenses.

Laws and regulations may be enforced by the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Public Safety Division as well as other agencies including the Wake County Sheriff's Office and Raleigh Police Department.

Boats, rafts and canoes are prohibited in the pond.

Swimming

Public nudity, including public nude bathing is prohibited.

All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult while around the pond.

Pets

Pets must be on a leash no longer than six feet at all times.

Pets must not be left unattended. Campers must confine pets to enclosures during the campground quiet hours.

Pets are not allowed in showers and restrooms. Exceptions are service animals.

Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.

Pet owners may be asked to remove dangerous or noisy pets from the Fairgrounds.

All pets within the Fairgrounds must have a current rabies vaccination.

Natural Resources

The removal, destruction or injury of any tree, flower, artifact, fern, shrub, rock or other plant or mineral on the Fairgrounds is prohibited.

The hunting, trapping, pursuing, shooting, injuring, killing or molesting of any bird or animal is prohibited. Do not feed wild animals.

Vehicles and Bicycles

Only two vehicles (excluding RV, camper, or trailer) may be parked on each campsite.

North Carolina motor vehicle and traffic laws apply on Fairgrounds property. Unlicensed vehicles or motorcycles, golf carts, ATV's and mini-bikes are prohibited with the exception of mobility-aid devices used by person who is mobility-impaired.

Licensed motorized vehicles are permitted only in designated areas.

Bicycle riders under age 16 must wear a helmet.

Bicycle passengers who weigh less than 40 pounds or who are less than 40 inches tall must be seated in a separate restraining seat. All other bicycle riders must be seated on saddle seats. Persons unable to maintain an erect, seated position cannot be bicycle passengers.

Violation of Rules or Regulations
A substantiated violation of any of these rules or regulations may result in the cancelation of reservation,

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Reservations are available 180-days out for the campground at 801 Youth Center Drive. If you are camping on the main grounds inside the perimeter fencing near our buildings, we do not currently take reservations for those spaces. They are in the mapping phase, and are currently first-come first-served.

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