Carver, Massachusetts: King Richard's Faire
For a few weeks a year, you can drive down a road in the woods in Massachusetts and end up in field in Europe in the Middle Ages.
- Address:
- 235 Main St., Carver, MA
- Directions:
- From downtown Carver, drive south on MA-58 for about two miles. Entrance to the "Fairegrounds" is on the right, an unmarked road in the woods. If you look down it, you can see the open field beyond the trees.
- Hours:
- Sep-Oct. weekends (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 508-866-5391
- Admission:
- Adults $32.
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Nestled in the woods of "Carvershire" (Carver), King Richard's Faire is New England's oldest and longest-running Renaissance festival. Family-friendly and certainly wacky, it's a great place to escape reality and play in the woods. This year's festival runs weekends and Monday holidays from September 1st through October 21, 2018. Eight stages of live entertainment, games and rides, artisans, food and "drynk" -- and a jousting field.
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