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RODEO ALL SUMMER! 

Rodeo season at the longest rodeo series in the county is finally here. We are ready to thrill you with rodeo and special acts. We have so many new and exciting offerings for the whole family, you won't want to miss one. 

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It is a sight to behold, the beautiful American flag waving from horseback with the mountains in the background, and most likely a beautiful sunset at your back.

Come be a part of America's sport, and get a little dust on your boots.

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Rodeos Every Saturday  

 Every Sat in June & July 

Ranch Broncs: June 4, 11, 18, 25th plus July 9th

Mini Broncs: June 11, 18, 25 and July 9

Motorcycle Barrels: June 4th and July 18

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2nd of July: to Include The Westernaires

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3rd of July: to Include a Fireworks Show & The Westernaires,

Fireworks sponsored by Town of Granby and Country Ace "Round Up"

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4th of July: to Include The Westernaires 

Labor Day Weekend: CPRA Rodeo

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Including

Shockwave Trick and Fancy Riding Team

Mounted Shooting

Flintstone Belgians 

Rider's of the Steppes

Junior Rodeo  

1 PM  TBD

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Open Rodeo 7 Pm

Admission

Adults (12 and Up) $15 and

Kids (6-12) $10

Seniors over 65 and kids 6 and under $10

MILITARY FREE with ID

ALWAYS FREE PARKING

Tickets available at the gate

July 2,3,4

Adults (12 and up) $20.00

Kids (6-12) $15.00

Seniors (over 65 and kids 6 and under) $10.00

Rodeo has been a mainstay in Granby since 1943. We have been at our current location since 1969.

Flying Heels Rodeo, with our “flying Heels” of the bucking horse represents not just rodeo, but also the heels of cowboys and cowgirls flying over these many years. From tiny heels and 4-H, ropers and fast riding barrel racers, to the rough stock riders’ heels flying high as they buck off.

We are so  happy to have you along for the ride. Saddle up with us for the longest running rodeo series in the county with tough competitors of all ages entertaining you. 

You can always count on the standard rodeo events and Mutton Bustin’, as well as one-of-a-kind special acts! On select dates one or more of the following acts are on the schedule: Flintstone Gravel Belgian Team/Hitch, Shockwave's Trick and Fancy Riding Team, the famous Westernaires from Golden, CO, the unique Motorcycle Barrel Race that we started in the 1980’s, Mounted Shooting, Mini Bronc’s, and many other surprises!

Pull your boots on and come join us every Saturday night June and July plus the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of July.

Looking for more fun things to do?

Middle Park Fair & Rodeo

Join us for a  week of western tradition and some plain good fun!

Monster Truck Action!
Friday, June 10th, 2022
Kremmling Fairgrounds 210 11th St, Kremmling, CO 80459

• Show starts @ 7pm

• FREE Monster Truck Fan Zone

• Monster Truck Rides (fee applies)

Tickets available NOW at www.middleparkfairandrodeo.com

• General Admission Presale (until June 5th): $20

• VIP Presale (June 5th): $25

• Prices increase at the gate.  Gate tickets are CASH ONLY.

Little Poke's Rodeo Summer Series

Park County Junior Rodeo

Labor Day Weekend 

1. Are dogs allowed?

Friendly, well behaved dogs on a leash are allowed, however, rodeo is loud and the fireworks are really loud, so we recommend putting them in your vehicle.

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2.What time should I get there?

The admission tickets are for general seating. We don't have reserved seating. Please try to arrive early. 5pm on July 3-4th and 6pm on other nights.

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3. Can we Bring our own food and Alcohol?

Food, beer and alcohol are sold by the Rotary and other vendors. Please don't BYOB. 

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4. Is there reserved seating?

Seating is first come first served.

5. Do you cancel shows due to the weather?

NO, Rodeo goes on rain or shine. We have covered seating.

6. What time are the fireworks?

Rodeo is a live event so things can change, but we aim to have the fireworks shoot-off right after the last bull bucks; shooting for about 9:15p.m. 

7. Are spectators allowed everywhere?

No, spectators are not allowed in the arena or pens (except for Mutton bustin' boot scramble etc.). We also request that you try to stay in the spectator area and be respectful and aware of the competitors horses that can spook, bite or kick. Additionally, at times horses are moving in and out of the arena at a very fast pace for a particular event/act.