Campey Turf Care Systems welcomed more than 400 turf professionals, customers and industry partners to its Bosley branch in Cheshire on Thursday 9 July 2026 for an event celebrating the company’s 40th anniversary.

Turf Business was delighted to be in attendance on the day to celebrate this significant milestone with Campey, and look forward to sharing more on the day in the future.

The milestone event brought together people from across the turf industry to recognise four decades of innovation, education and partnership. The theme throughout the day was on the Past, Present and Future, highlighted with a replica of the infamous Delorian ‘Back to the Future’ car representing a peek at the past, present and future of turf care with examples of historical equipment alongside current machinery and a glimpse into Campey’s next chapter with the development of the Bosley site a particularly fitting setting for the celebration.

Opened in 2022, the branch represented a significant investment in the company’s future, providing additional showroom, machinery and stock capacity while supporting its expansion into agriculture, horticulture and professional landscaping. Located approximately 15 minutes from Campey’s original headquarters in Marton, Bosley has become central to that expansion.

The scale and versatility of the site provided an ideal setting for live machinery demonstrations. Visitors were able to see Campey’s extensive portfolio in action, including the Air2G2, Dakota spreaders and equipment from key manufacturing partners Imants and Vredo.

This practical focus has defined Campey since its establishment in 1986. Over the past 40 years, the company has worked alongside manufacturers, grounds professionals and greenkeepers to identify and introduce machinery that has helped advance the construction, renovation and maintenance of natural sports surfaces.

A programme of technical presentations complemented the live demonstrations. Campey Export Sales Manager Nick Brown shared lessons and opportunities from the company’s international work, while Stuart Yarwood of DLF examined the 40-year evolution of modern sports turf.

Paul Lowe of Aquatrols discussed surfactant technology, Kelly-Marie Clack of Origin Amenity Solutions focused on growing-in sports turf surfaces, and Alan Thomson of SIS Pitches explored the past, present and future of hybrid pitches.

Away from the demonstrations and presentations, the relaxed atmosphere gave guests time to reconnect with colleagues and celebrate relationships formed across Campey’s four decades in the industry. Food and refreshments were provided throughout the day as customers, partners and friends marked the milestone together.

Organisations from across the sector also exhibited during the day, including the GMA, BIGGA, Origin Amenity Solutions, BAGMA, Aquatrols, DLF, Makita, Granit, Trimax, Howardson Group, and Staffordshire Football Association.

Their presence, alongside Campey’s customers, suppliers and manufacturing partners, reflected the collaborative ethos that has underpinned the company’s success.

From its roots in Cheshire, Campey has grown into a global business supplying innovative turf care machinery and supporting customers in more than 100 countries.

Reflecting on the anniversary, Campey Chairman Richard Campey said: “I have been incredibly fortunate to have worked with so many talented people, loyal customers and trusted partners who have all played a part in this journey. Together, we have seen tremendous change in our industry, and it has been a privilege to contribute to that progress.

“As we celebrate this milestone, my thanks go to everyone who has supported Campey along the way. The future of turfcare is bright, and I am excited to see the next generation continue to innovate, educate and push boundaries.”