Kerrville Renaissance Festival

We had a great time at the Festival. They had a lot of wonderful vendors, everyone was very friendly, and we enjoyed the show lineup, especially the Vikings.

A good time for all. We saw viking battle reenactments, an escape artist, several music acts, a glass- blower, a harpist, and a fire dancer. Well worth the price of admission. A more intimate festival than those south of Dallas or west of Houston. This was fun 2-3 hour activity, be sure to check it out when its open. Many interesting vendors as well as food opportunities… and let’s not forget the mead.

Dollar for value, the place is great. It's a smaller Renaissance festival but big enough to spend the entire day enjoying shows, shops and just having fun. My son's highlight and my own as well was the Viking battle, major respect to them, they play hard and you fell the pain across several hits. There is also a decent food selection, the only complaint that I would have is that there where only two small picnic tables to eat on when there was room to fit 6 or more in the pavilion and they could have had several through out the venue. Other then that, everyone was friendly and the shows where great, definitely suggest everyone go and have a good time.

Loved the modest sized Ren Faire's atmosphere especially since I haven't been to one for about 15years. Went to find a Renaissance styled dress for my wedding. The blonde the lady at largest clothing stall(sorry I don't remember the name of the shop)was extremely patient and helpful fixing the dress and corset perfectly; even gave me a good deal since the skirt wasn't in perfect condition. Thoroughly excited to show everyone my dream dress 😍🤩 *Update: I included pictures from the wedding so you could see the dress 😉💜💚

Love going every year. Great food, entertainment and crafts.

Great performances and good way to learn some history. Free parking. Food was ok.

Had a great time! Food and most drinks are right at the front--lines can be long, so probably grab as you arrive. There's a couple food and drink places in the way back, but those seem to run out, despite being less busy. The people at ren faires really make them fun--and the people here are pretty cool. Lots of small vendors, selling jewelry, wands, armor, leather goods--pretty good selection for as small as it is. My second year coming and this year seemed a bit smaller. Still had a blast--most folks in costume seem to be seasoned ren folks, but still lots of people who seem new! Always fun to see newbies having a great time.

Love all the smaller vendors here, everyone is delightful and kind and it's a very welcoming family-friendly space. Especially loved the jerk chicken truck last year and the savory crepes guys this year. Also has bathrooms on a permanent structure for some creature comfort.