Pearns Steam World

A wonderful Steam festival at Pearns Steam world. A fascinating range of Steam and diesel engines all chugging and wheezing. Lots to see and do and it's just fabulous that you can get up close to all of the working engines. Very affordable entry and a wonderful day.

Pearns Steam World is a portal to a fascinating and incredible time, a slice of our steam powered past that is preserved for all to enjoy. Well worth a visit, especially with curious little ones to question all the quiet giants that live in their sheds.

Steam world was amazing. I don't know anything about trains but the vintage steam engines and tractors were incredible and beautifully restored. My three year old son loved it, and even got to ride on a miniature train! The people running the place are in it for the love and not the money, which makes it extra special. Highly recommend stopping by.

I recently had a local produce stall at the STEAM UP held on 2-3 & 4 Nov during the same time as the Deloraine & Latrobe Craft Fairs. Unfortunately due to inclement weather, attendance was down on the first day. However, it picked up on Sunday and Monday as the rain eased.The set up was great, the staff are terrific. Lots of old nifty steam engines of all types and sizes were there. A lot of interesting stuff from yesteryear.I felt like a kid again (a 61year-old kid). Next year, I want to jump on the little steam train that chugs around the compound.If you're looking for a great long weekend in November, plan the Steam up one day,the Deloraine craft fair another, then finish up with the Latrobe craft fair. Or reverse, whatever you like, but try it!The price is right for the Steam up, I'm not sure of craft fairs prices though.With luck, the three events should get together and arrange a weekend price for all three. That would be great.See my attached pics of the event.Come and visit during the weekCheersRenoMeander Tassie

Stopped here on a whim and just by chance we managed to turn up on a Sunday when the steam train rides were running.Interesting display of old steam engines and machinery as well as some early household items - really makes you realise how far technology has come.The little steam train was definitely a hit, with the conductor explaining how the train works while we watched as he loaded the fire for the boiler.

Great place to see all the steam machinery on action.

Friendly knowledgeable staff and volunteers only to willing to show you around and answer your questions. The museum takes you back to how our country began . Lots of history here .

Absolutely amazing could spend a day there .Such a variety of steam petrol and other antique and valuable equipment.

Loved it, great way to spend an hour or 2.Pitty, no live displays or the small gauge train were going whilest we were there.

Enjoyed the range of steam engine and old equipment. There are also models of steam engines.