Before You Go
Grove Hill is the Clarke County seat — the Alabama-Tombigbee River Delta (known as the "American Amazon" for its biodiversity), the Fort Mims site (scene of a 1813 massacre that sparked the Creek War), and the incredible Tensaw Delta bottomland forests make Clarke County one of the most ecologically extraordinary counties in Alabama.
On the Midway
Expect livestock shows, FFA and 4-H competitions, local food vendors, and a community fair in the pine and hardwood timber country of the lower Alabama River watershed.
What to Know
The Clarke County Fair in Grove Hill is a September fair in the timber country of southwest Alabama, celebrating the timber, cattle, and Tensaw Delta heritage of a county defined by the Alabama River delta — one of the most biologically diverse wetland systems in North America, a jungle of cypress swamps, bottomland hardwoods, and tidal rivers. The area's broader history includes notable events and landmarks dating to 1813.
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