Feversham Fall Fair: Three-Day Country Fair Chalet Stays

The society’s website describes a Friday evening opening, Saturday’s antique and field tractor pulls plus truck pulls, and Sunday afternoon events including the Farmer Olympics. Download the 2026 fair book from the site to see which day carries the events your group cares about, and expect the published hours to shift slightly year to year.

The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies listing confirms the same Friday-to-Sunday format.

Homecraft classes cover baking, quilts, flowers and photography, and the hall opens before the outdoor pulls, so a group with mixed interests can split for an hour and regroup at the ring.

The fairgrounds are at 494196 Grey County Road 2, Feversham, per the association listing. The society secretary’s Grey Road 31 mailing address is not the fair. From the Brooker chalets the route climbs through the valley toward Flesherton and takes well over half an hour, so build the trip as a half-day outing with field parking at the end of it.

Pulls run on dirt tracks; bring layers and footwear for a working fairground.

Grey County Road 2 runs through farmland with few services, so fuel up in Thornbury or Flesherton and carry water for a day on an open fairground.

Mid-September is early for peak colour at Blue Mountain but the valley drive is already worthwhile. Compare the fall-colour chalet collection for the group’s bedrooms, and plan a late breakfast at the chalet before heading out, since check-in is 4 p.m. and the fair’s Friday session is in the evening.

Pair the Sunday with Hogg’s Falls or a cidery stop on the way back.

The chalet’s kitchen suits a late Sunday breakfast before the drive south, and the private hot tub is the obvious reward for a weekend spent standing at pull tracks.