About the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show
The Perth 4WD and Adventure Show is one of the longest-running 4WD and adventure events in Australia. Held each year at McCallum Park on the banks of the Swan River in Victoria Park, it spans over 125,000 square metres of exhibitors, demonstrations and hands-on experiences.
Run by Premiere Events as part of their national show series, it has become the go-to event for West Australians planning their next touring adventure. The outdoor riverside setting gives it a different feel from indoor expos. It is spacious, open and well suited to displaying large vehicles and full camp setups.
With WA’s proximity to some of the country’s most iconic touring destinations, from the Kimberley and Coral Coast to the goldfields and the south-west, visitors tend to come with serious intent. This is where people research, compare and make decisions before heading out on extended trips.
What to See at the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show 2026
The show covers everything you would expect for off-road touring, plus a few things you might not. The Toyo Tires Adventure Zone brings together the latest in 4WD and overlanding setups, while the 4WD Traction Track lets you experience off-road driving firsthand without leaving the showgrounds.
The Bush Mechanics Zone is a practical highlight, offering hands-on sessions for those who want to learn roadside repair and recovery skills. The Isuzu Iron Summit is back with its 45-degree hydraulic ramp climb, a crowd favourite that gives you a real sense of what modern 4WDs can handle.
The Engel Bush Camp Stage hosts presentations from well-known touring creators, including Graham Cahill, covering everything from remote travel tips to camp setup advice. Elsewhere, you will find camp cooking demonstrations, the “Show Your Dirt” vehicle display competition, a dedicated Fishing Zone and wildlife exhibits. It is a full weekend if you let it be.
Visit Titanium Caravans at the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show
This is our opportunity to bring the Titanium Caravans range to Western Australia. All of our caravans are built at our Melbourne factory, and we are proud to show WA visitors what Australian manufacturing looks like when it is done properly.
We will update this page with our stand number and the models on display closer to the event.
Our 2026 range includes the S Series (S1, S2, S3, S4), the WS1, the T Series (TS1) the Hybrid Series (HS1, HS2) and the Composite Series (CS1). Come and walk through the layouts, check the build details and talk to our team about the modifications available. Whether you are planning a lap around Australia or weekend getaways to the south-west, we can help you work out which model fits.
Plan Your Visit
Getting There
McCallum Park sits on the Swan River in Victoria Park, a short distance from the Perth CBD. The venue is well connected by road and public transport.
By car: Free parking is available at Sir James Mitchell Park. Enter via Ellam Street or Mill Point Road. Disabled parking is located on Ellam Street. The carpark fills up, so arriving earlier in the day is a good idea, especially on Saturday.
Free shuttles: A free shuttle runs from Belmont Park every 10 minutes. There is also a free shuttle from Burswood Train Station to the show entrance.
By bus: Bus services run along Canning Highway with stops within walking distance of the venue.
By foot or bike: The Boorloo Bridge Causeway connects to the park via walking and cycling paths along the river.
Tips for Show Day
- Use the free shuttles. Parking is free but limited. The Burswood Train Station shuttle runs every 10 minutes and takes the stress out of arrival.
- Bring sun protection. The show is mostly outdoors on open ground beside the river. A hat, sunscreen and water are worth having, even in November.
- Check the stage timetable on arrival so you can plan your route around any talks or demonstrations you want to catch.
- Allow a full day. With 125,000 square metres to cover, it is easy to spend four or five hours without seeing everything.
Where to Stay
If you are travelling with your caravan, there are several parks near McCallum Park with powered sites.
- Karrinyup Waters Resort – ~10km north. One of Perth’s largest holiday parks with over 180 powered sites and a large pool and spa complex.
- Perth Central Caravan Park – ~18km east in Ascot. Situated on the banks of the Swan River with over 40 large powered campsites.
Book early for show weekends as popular parks fill up quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show 2026?
The show runs from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026, with gates open 8:30am to 5pm each day.
Where is the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show held?
McCallum Park (Sir James Mitchell Reserve), Victoria Park WA. The venue sits on the banks of the Swan River, close to the Perth CBD.
How much are tickets to the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show?
Adult tickets are $25, Concession $20, Child $12 and Family passes $55 (based on 2025 pricing). Children under 5 enter free. Multi-day passes are also available. You can buy tickets online or at the gate.
Is parking free at the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show?
Yes. Free parking is available at Sir James Mitchell Park, with entry via Ellam Street or Mill Point Road. Disabled parking is on Ellam Street.
Is there public transport to the show?
Yes. Free shuttles run from Belmont Park (every 10 minutes) and from Burswood Train Station. Bus services also operate along Canning Highway, and you can walk or cycle via the Boorloo Bridge Causeway.
Will Titanium Caravans be at the Perth 4WD and Adventure Show?
Yes. We will have a stand at the 2026 show. We will update this page with our stand number and the specific models on display closer to the event.
Can I order a caravan at the show?
You can talk through your requirements, explore available modifications and start the process at the show. Our team will be on the stand to answer your questions and help you find the right model for your travel plans.
What else is there to do at the show?
Plenty. Highlights include the 4WD Traction Track, Bush Mechanics Zone, Isuzu Iron Summit, camp cooking demos, the “Show Your Dirt” competition, wildlife exhibits and presentations on the Engel Bush Camp Stage. There is also a dedicated Fishing Zone.