Located at the JD Lang Activity Park – Bracebridge Fairgrounds and Muskoka Pioneer Power Properties at:
331 Fraserburg Road, Bracebridge, ON
Camping is available on a first-come, first-served basis, no reservations. Camping is $45 per night with hydro, plus show admission of $5 per person per day and $35 per night without hydro plus show admission of $5 per person per day.
The 2026 show dates are:
Friday, July 10, 2026, from 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday, July 12, 2026, from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
$5 per day, accompanied children under 12 – free
Silent Auction – main Fair Building – Closes at 2 PM Sunday
Activities and Displays include but are not limited to:
- Antique Tractor Pull Competition – 7 PM Friday night and 2 PM Saturday
- Draft Horse Pull Competition – 10 AM Saturday
- Garden Tractor Pull Competition – Sunday, 1 PM
- Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull Competition – Saturday, 11:00 AM
- Grand Parade and Opening Ceremonies – Saturday, 12 Noon
- Amanda’s Exotic Animals – Saturday 11 AM – 3 PM
- Face Painting
- Bouncy Castle
- 1880’s Waterous Sawmill Demonstrations
- Shingle Mill Demos
- Antique Tractors, Cars, and other – Bring yours to display FREE
- Heritage Museum (Duff Building)
- Country church
- Blacksmith Shop
- Log Cabin
- Antique tools (Parker Wing)
- and much more…
Breakfast will be served Friday and Saturday 7 AM – 10 AM
Square Dance and Line Dancing Saturday July 11,
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM. FREE
The Square Dance Caller is Mike Smith, Line dances will be led by Ken and Janice. The band is J.A.M. Session, and joining them will be Dan on the fiddle
The Snack Bar will be open for coffee and non-alcoholic drinks.
The Pioneer Power Food Booth will be open each day for cheeseburgers, hamburgers, hotdogs, drinks, Kawartha Dairy ice cream.
LIVE MUSIC at the Stage Trailer
- J.A.M. Session – Nippissing District Country Music Wall of Honour – Saturday 10 AM – 12 PM
2025 is a tribute year to Allis-Chalmers equipment.
Look for the Allis-Chalmers Club of Ontario with their tractors and equipment at the show
Allis-Chalmers played a significant role in Canadian agriculture, providing farmers with a range of reliable and innovative equipment.
Allis-Chalmers, with its distinctive orange machinery, left a lasting impact on Canadian farms. Their equipment was known for its durability and performance, from tractors and combines to various implements.
While the company ceased operations in the 1990s, its machinery remains a familiar sight in rural Canada, a testament to its enduring quality.
Today, you can still find Allis-Chalmers equipment being used across Canada, and there’s a strong network supporting these machines. Websites like MarketBook.ca and TractorHouse.com list many Allis-Chalmers farm machines for sale in Canada. Also, parts are still available through suppliers like Napa Auto Parts. This shows the long-lasting quality of the Allis-Chalmers product line.
The presence of sellers of Allis-Chalmers parts and machines shows the impact that this company had on the Canadian farming landscape. In essence, Allis-Chalmers contributed significantly to the development of Canadian agriculture, and their equipment continues to be valued by farmers across the country.
Truck Show and Shine
Join in the fun! No Obligation, No Judging, Bragging & Tall Stories Only. Presented in conjunction with the 39th Annual Muskoka Pioneer Power Show.
ANTIQUE, HIGHWAY, DUMP, FLEET
- Free admission (Exhibitors Only)
- Dash Plaques for all
- Rough Camping and Food Vendors on Site
- See transport and other trucks shined to the max – or bring your own!
- Registration
CONTACT:
Norm Medley – norm@pmedley.ca
Murray Jibb – 705-645-1954
