The Haywood County Agricultural and Activities Center is a non-profit multi use facility designed to meet your needs. We are a year-round facility. We promote and encourage agricultural, manufacturing, educational, recreational, cultural, and art activities and events for the enrichment of Haywood County.

HCAAC facilities (Photo Gallery) include two heated exhibit buildings, Building A at 15,000 sq. ft. of heated concourse with a concession area with fully equipped kitchen and two handicapped accessible restrooms, Building B is 10,000 sq. ft. of heated concourse with two handicapped accessible restrooms, a 60’ x 200’ open, drive-thru livestock barn with 60 stalls and one wash bay, the Lion’s Club barn is a 30’ x 150’ barn with 30 gated stalls, and a regulation-size covered multi-purpose arena. Additional open areas attract such events as carnivals, circuses, campouts, horse events, bull riding and rodeos, and practice riding for arena events. The annual Haywood County Fair is a major event with lots of exhibits, contests, and fun for the entire family. The HCAAC also sponsors a monthly flea market the first Saturday of every month, and have vendors from several states with booths.

Future plans include permanent bleacher seating inside the arena, enclosing the arena, paving all parking areas, and development of a practice ring near the arena.

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Haywood County Agricultural & Activities Center
P.O. Box 308, Waynesville, NC 28786
828-456-3575

HCAAC BOARD MEMBERS:
Jim Cochran, president
Dorothy Morrow, vice president
Teresa Muse, secretary
Glenn White, treasurer

Guy Angel, John Best, Charles Boyd, Corky Boyd, Jim Cochran, David Cotton, Mary Ann Enloe, Marlene Ferguson, Jim Francis, Wade Francis, Aleasa Glance, Tom Knapko, Marlyn McFall, Christi McLean, Jane Mehaffey, Kathy Palmer, Kaleb Rathbone, Hugh Russell, Skipper RussellBill Skelton, Sam Smith, Donald Smart, Neal Stamey, Glenn White, Susan Yarski

This project received
support from the
Golden LEAF Foundation