The Torbay Lodge has its own building situated near Torquay harbour. We are very lucky at Torbay Lodge to have such a magnificent building. It was left to the English Theosophical Trust, in 1925 as a legacy, for the use of the Torbay Lodge, and we feel a sense of responsibility to the sentiments of that bequest both in terms of care of the building and its use in pursuance of the objects of the Society.

A lecture-meeting room (seats 30-40), and an informal refreshments room are used for most meetings. In addition, a Library, with a fine collection of esoteric literature, and a study room, are available to members. Many of our meetings are open to all and those who concur with our Society objects are welcome to apply for membership.

Theosophy is not a religion in itself and the Society & Lodge is non-sectarian and non-political, open to all people regardless of race, nationality, class, creed, or gender. Its endeavour is to aid humanity rather than promote or strengthen the self-interests of its members.

To find us - Go up Torwood Street, away from clock tower at Torquay Harbour. In 200 yards - at traffic lights - turn right onto Parkhill Road. Almost immediately, the traffic flow is then onto Meadfoot Road - where there is a car park, but fork right for Parkhill Road itself and we are 100 yards on left.
Please note that apart from small limited stay parking (2 hours) area nearby, parking is restricted to residents only. Meadfoot Road car park is nearest public parking.