Questions

General FAQ

What are the show's hours?

The show is officially open from 7am to 9pm Friday and Saturday and 7am to 4pm on Sunday. Details on the daily schedule can be found here.
Is the show still open if it rains?

Yes, rain or shine, the show is open. Some activities may be limited if the rain is severe but many events and actvities still go on.
What time is the tractor pull?

The tractor pull starts at 6pm on Friday and 5pm on Saturday. For more information, please see the tractor pull section of this site.
Does the show offer advance ticket sales?

Sorry, but the show does not currently offer individual advance ticket sales. See the Ticket Info page for more ticket information.
What does parking cost?

Parking is free at the show.
Is there an ATM on the grounds?

Yes, there are two ATM machines located on the grounds. One is located in the Pavilion with the other near the main gate.
Can I pay with a check or credit card at the gate?

Only cash or credit cards (fees apply) are accepted for tickets at the gate. In addition to the gate, most vendors can only accept cash at the show.
Can I bring my dog to the threshing show?

Yes. However, pets must at all times be on a 6 foot or shorter leash. Pets are not allowed in food service areas, buildings, and flea market area (ADA service animals excluded). For the courtesy of our guests, pet owners must promptly clean up after their pets. Note: pursuant to Minnesota law, dogs cannot be left unattended in a car.
Are golf carts available for rental?

Golf cart rentals are available. Go to the Golf Cart Rental page on the right.
Can I bring my own golf cart, ATV or other small personal vehicle to use on the grounds?

We do currently allow outside small personal vehicles. However, use of the items on the grounds is strictly limited to those that properly register at the SPV registration, display their tags, and follow all policies and rules.

**ALL SPVs (“Small Personal Vehicle” - ATV, golf cart, etc.) must be registered upon entry—by west gate. $20 fee for EACH SPV.**
For full details & rules go to: www.nowthenthreshing.com/spv

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Exhibitors FAQ

How can I bring my tractor to the show?
The process is simple:
1. Haul or drive your classic to the show.
2. Enter through the west gate.
3. Each exhibitor will be granted free admission with one helper per classic.
4. Register at the registration building by the tractor pull track and confirm proof of insurance.
Is there a year limit to the antique cars display?

Yes, anything 1987 or older is welcome.
How can I bring my car to the show?
The process is simple:
1. Haul or drive your classic to the show.
2. Enter through the west gate.
3. Each exhibitor will be granted free admission with one helper per classic.
4. Enter the car area and check in with the area chair (Tim Talbot). Otherwise, park your car in the car area where it seems out of the way and leave your name and phone number displayed in the window so if they need your car moved, they can contact you!

Camping FAQ

When does camping open?

The camp grounds open at 8:00am on the Thursday morning before the show.
Do I need or can I make reservations?

No, all camping is on a first come, first serve basis.
What does it cost to camp during the show?

There is no cost to camp. But we do ask for a $10 donation to the organization for the weekend to support the camping area.
Do the camp grounds have electricity or other amenities?

No, we offer primitive camping only.
Can we have a campfire?

No, campfires are not allowed in the camp grounds.
Can I bring my pet?

Yes. However, pets must at all times be on a 6 foot or shorter leash. Pets are not allowed in food service areas, buildings, and flea market area (ADA service animals excluded). For the courtesy of our guests, pet owners must promptly clean up after their pets. Note: pursuant to Minnesota law, dogs cannot be left unattended in a car.
Can I run my generator?

Yes, but generators must be turned off at 10:00pm until 7:00am to observe quiet hours.
The camp grounds coordinator is unavailable. Who do I call?

In this case, you can reach out to any of the NHPA board memebers.