There are numerous handicapped accessible restrooms located throughout the grounds. Please refer to the map here for exact locations. Accessible parking is at all gates. The Fair is happy to provide other accommodations, such as signing for the hearing impaired, but requires 72 hours advance notice. Please call the Fair office at 503-947-3247 or 1-800-833-0011.

The LB Day Comcast Amphitheatre are accessible by wheelchair and wheelchair seating is in front of sections Red 1 and 4 and in front of the Yellow Sections C and E. When purchasing concert tickets, please be sure to indicate handicapped seating needed.  There is limited ADA capacitiy and not all on-site relocation requests can be accomodated.  Only one ADA individual and one companion are allow in these areas.

For your convenience, there are twelve (12) ATMs in various locations on the Fairgrounds. Please refer to the map here. All ATMs are subject to an additional fee which may be in addition to the one charged by your own bank. If an ATM is not functioning, please report it to the Fair Information Booth, located near the Natural Resource Center. .

Keys locked in your car? Dead battery? No problem. M & M Towing will provide free lock outs and jumpstarts to fairgoers. Notify any Oregon State Fair parking attendant for assistance. Note: This service is available in Fair-owned parking lots only.

Children’s strollers are available for rent by the Girl Scouts. The rental location is on the southwest side of the Horse Stadium. Prices are as follows: $2/hour with a $2 minimum fee. Requires a $10 deposit and one piece of ID. Strollers not returned by closing can be turned in at Information Station or Security Office Location. (Hours: 11am – closing.)

The Oregon State Fair provides a clean, quiet location near the Information Booth to feed and change your baby. There is a limited supply of wipes and disposable diapers for emergencies. Please help us by disposing of soiled diapers in proper containers. Stroller Rental - Children's strollers are available for rent by the Girl Scouts. Their rental location is on the west side of the Horse Stadium.

For families who have loved ones that become over stimulated during the Fair, we offer a room of peace and serenity to sit, relax, have a sip of water, and chill out. Families who have members with autism, or any other types of disabilities are encouraged to visit the chill out room.

For safety reasons only service animals are allowed on the fairgrounds during the fair. Vehicles will be towed if animals are left in them; this is for their safety due to the August heat. Any animal on fairgrounds shall be on a leash not more than six feet long and kept under physical control at all times; the owner is responsible for the animal's behavior and its wastes while on grounds. If a pet is found running loose on grounds the animal may be brought to an animal pound.

The First Aid Station is located at the north entrance/exit of the Jackman-Long Building and is staffed during all hours of the fair with professional emergency medical technicians. Report any First Aid needs to security, Fair personnel or at the Information Booth for assistance and directions to the First Aid Station.

Ask questions, obtain information and get updates on any changes in the Fair program schedule at the Information Booth staffed by our friendly Fair Guides. The Information Booth is located just west of the Natural Resources Center.

Lost and found items can be retrieved at the Fair’s Security Office located on the northwest corner of the Amphitheatre. Found items should be turned in to the Information Booth. Items unclaimed after the end of the Fair (Sept. 1) will be moved to the Oregon State Fair office on 17th Street.

Parents and guardians should immediately contact a state police officer located on grounds, Fair security or Fair Personnel to report a missing child. The Lost Parents Booth is located just west of the Information Booth (the same location as the Baby and Diaper Changing Station). Lost children are entertained and taken care of until parents are located. You may want to point this location out to your children just after you arrive at the Fair. Be safe and communicate!

A detailed map of the Fairgrounds is available here, and directions to the fair are here. An enlarged map is posted at the Information Booth. The Fair Guides in the Information Booth can provide directions and updated program schedule changes.

Personal messages may be left at the Information Booth, located just west of the Natural Resources Center.

The Oregon State Police maintains an office on the grounds and the Fair provides security personnel during the Fair and during paid concerts. Direct all emergency concerns to security, Fair personnel or at the Information Booth (located near the Natural Resource Center).

Complimentary trams are available in most Fairgrounds parking lots to shuttle patrons to and from the lots. For your safety, please listen carefully to the instructions given by your tram driver or host.

To insure the safety and enjoyment of all Fair patrons, participants, volunteers, contractors and employees, the Oregon State Fair may require inspection of carry-in items such as purses, backpacks, briefcases, suitcases, athletic bags, duffel bags, coolers, ice chests, picnic baskets, diaper bags, strollers, packages, containers and other similar products capable of concealing prohibited items. Please leave all unnecessary items at home or secured and out-of-sight in your vehicle. OAR 622-055.

Wheelchairs and motorized scooters are available for rent at a new location this year just inside the Pink Gate at the handicapped parking area (located at the South end of the grounds). Availability is limited, and will be on a first come, first-served basis. Prices are as follows: Manual $3 per hour not to exceed $15 per day, Electric $9 per hour not to exceed $45 per day.