9 Items Banned From The Western Idaho Fair & 1 That’s Not

The final weekend of the Western Idaho Fair is finally upon us, and the weather couldn't be better! With highs in the 70s, you know that this weekend will be the perfect time to enjoy the great fried food and corndogs you've come to expect from the fair every year.

Some of the things you and your family will be able to experience this weekend include Dinos & Dragons, the Seal Lion Splash, The Beach Boys, and Josh Turner, to name a few. That's in addition to the animal exhibits that you see every year. From goats to cows, horses to pigs, there are animals that every family member will love, and some they don't know they love yet.

When you go to the fair, park in the Expo Idaho parking lot and walk towards the entrance. Make sure to wear layers because it will be cool early. Bring your camera or phone, but don't bring in the nine items that have been absolutely, positively banned from the Western Idaho Fair.

The Fair's website doesn't list the items you're not allowed to bring in; it only lists items you are allowed to bring in, and that list isn't complete either. According to the site, you can bring in empty, refillable water bottles or two sealed water bottles per person. You are also allowed to bring in strollers or wagons; if you bring a backpack, it will need to be searched. One item that didn't make the website list but is allowed inside might surprise you.