According to event organizer Michelle Harmon, each vehicle will have an accompanying person to explain more about it. "Visitors will be able to ask questions, climb inside, honk horns, kick the tires and they'll even be able to use the fire hose from the fire trucks and put out pretend fires," she said.

Both Mosher and Harmon are hoping lots of kids and families will attend the fair. They've even scheduled Millinocket celebs the Pelletier Brothers from the Discovery Channel's "American Loggers" to be there with their logging truck in hopes of attracting some "big kids" to the event.

"I never saw a logging truck I thought was gorgeous, but the Pelletier's truck is purple and it's just beautiful," said Harmon.

The Touch-A-Truck Fair will take place Aug. 13 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Admission is $5 per person or $20 for a family ticket.

"I love fundraisers where you can't think of any downside," said Mosher. "Our big goal is to raise money to support the camp and we just found this wonderful format to help the truck industry too."