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Above: Sean Anthony & Michael Cannon arrive at the end of their 30mile road run from Exminster to the Show on Friday Afternoon. A fantastic effort for a half scale Burrell. “The General ”

If the weather men are right we are looking forward, hopefully, to a warm dry Summer and a year of Rally’s to remember. The members of the Torbay Steam Rally Association wish all the Steam Fairs and Rally’s throughout the Country every success and fine weather and reward for all their efforts.
Here in Torbay we are forging ahead with the arrangements for this years event. We are very pleased with the number of entries received so far and look forward to a fantastic Fair to make up for last years mudbath.
We already have 28 full size steamers and around 18 miniatures booked in and these numbers are expected to rise significantly,
If you have an exhibit you would like to bring, please book in as soon as possible. The Fair will be on the same site as last year at Churston Ferrers nr Brixham.

Traders
Please click on the Entry form link above for application Forms.
Catering.
Please note all catering positions are full.

Public Camping
There will be a Public camping area again at the Show this year. Please book early to avoid disappointment. Fill in a contact form on the link at the top of the page. The forms are now available.

Saturday Morning Road Run
As in previous years there will be the special Saturday Morning road run, mainly of Showmans Engines hauling loads from Goodrington to the site. The Loads will leave Quaywest Car Park Goodrington at 10.30am. 1st August

If you have not been to the Torbay Steam Fair in recent years you will almost certainly be amazed at the number of various exhibits and interests both static and working.
What is there to see and do at this years Steam Fair (click here)

How to Find the Steam Fair at Churston Ferrers nr Brixham. Postcode: TQ5 0LL
First take the Road to Devon from any part of the Country.
From the North and East head for Exeter then follow the A380 from the bottom of Telegraph Hill to Tweenaway Cross Paignton, then ahead on the A3022 towards Brixham for approx 3 miles. The site is beside the Main Road.
From the West from Plymouth take the A38 to the junction just past South Brent then take the A385 to Tweenaway Cross, then as above.
If arriving from the South radio the Coastguard when 12 miles from Berry Head and they will give you directions for the Ports of Brixham or Dartmouth.

Admission Prices. Gates open 1000 am each day.
Gates open 1000 am each day.
Adults. Friday. £5. Sat & Sun. £6.
Senior Citizens. Friday. £4. Sat & Sun. £5
Children. 5 - 16 £2 all days. Children under 5 Free.
Car Parking is Free.

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