About the Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow
The Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow is the largest caravan show in the Southern Hemisphere. Organised by Caravan Industry Victoria (CIV), it takes over the Melbourne Showgrounds at Ascot Vale each year and regularly draws around 48,000 visitors.
The numbers are staggering. Over 215 brands exhibit at the show, with close to 2,000 RVs on display. The collective value of vehicles on the floor has been estimated at over $200 million. The event attracts visitors from across Australia and New Zealand, making it a genuine national-scale show despite its Victorian home.
For anyone serious about buying a caravan, camper trailer, or motorhome, this is the one show where you can walk through more models in a single visit than you could in months of individual dealer appointments.
What to See at the Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow 2026
The 2026 edition delivered the expected scale, with hundreds of exhibitors across indoor pavilions and outdoor display areas. Beyond the vehicles themselves, the show featured a 4×4 Arena with live demonstrations, a Main Stage entertainment program, and the Campground Stage where visitors could toast marshmallows between browsing sessions.
Nick Cummins, known as the Honey Badger and a Titanium Caravans ambassador, appeared on the Main Stage. His no-nonsense style and genuine enthusiasm for the touring lifestyle made for entertaining and practical stage sessions.
The show is accessible and welcomes dogs, which sets it apart from some other major events. The five-day format means you can spread your visit across quieter weekday sessions or tackle the busier weekend if that suits your schedule.
Titanium Caravans at the Victorian Supershow 2026
Titanium Caravans took out the Best Stand award at the 2026 Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow. For a Melbourne manufacturer just 25 minutes from the showgrounds, the Melbourne Supershow is a home event, and the team brought their full effort to Site 329.
The stand featured models from across the current range, giving visitors a chance to compare layouts and spec levels side by side. With the Titanium factory and Melbourne Experience Centre both nearby, many visitors used the show as a starting point before booking a factory tour or Experience Centre appointment to go deeper.
The Best Stand award is judged by show organisers and recognises the overall quality of the stand presentation, layout, and visitor experience. It is a genuine mark of how the team approaches these events: not just parking a few vans on a slab, but creating a space where visitors can properly explore, ask questions, and get a feel for the brand. You can also visit the Titanium Caravans Melbourne Flagship Experience Centre at 595 Edgars Road, Epping, about 40 minutes north of the showgrounds.
Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow 2027
The Supershow returns to Melbourne Showgrounds from Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 March 2027. Given the scale of this event and the crowds it draws, buying tickets online ahead of time is worth doing as soon as they become available. Follow Titanium Caravans on social media or check the website for stand details when the 2027 edition is confirmed.
Plan Your Visit
Getting There
Melbourne Showgrounds is on Epsom Road in Ascot Vale, about 4km north-west of the CBD. Parking is available at Flemington Racecourse via the Epsom Road entrance, with disabled parking at Gate 4.
Public transport options include trains, trams, and buses. The Showgrounds Train Station operates on weekends only, so on weekdays you may need to use Flemington Bridge or another nearby station. Trams along Mt Alexander Road and buses through the area provide weekday alternatives.
Tips for Show Day
- Go on a Wednesday or Thursday if you can. The weekday sessions are dramatically quieter than Saturday and Sunday, giving you more time with exhibitors and shorter queues.
- Wear comfortable shoes and pace yourself. The venue is large. With nearly 2,000 RVs on display, you will not see everything in a rushed two-hour visit.
- Grab a show map at the entrance. Plan a rough route so you cover the sections that matter most to you before fatigue sets in.
- Buy tickets online through Oztix. You will save $5 per adult ticket compared to the gate price. Promo codes for $15 entry sometimes circulate through industry newsletters and social media.
Where to Stay
If you are travelling with your caravan, there are several parks near Melbourne Showgrounds with powered sites.
- Sundowner Caravan Park Springvale – ~2km from the venue on Princes Highway. Concrete slab sites with clean amenities and a camp kitchen.
- BIG4 Dandenong Tourist Park – ~8km from the venue. BIG4-branded park with powered and unpowered sites and a pool.
Book early for show weekends as popular parks fill up quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow?
It is the largest caravan show in the Southern Hemisphere. Over 215 brands exhibit, with close to 2,000 RVs on display and around 48,000 visitors across the five days.
How much are tickets?
Adult tickets are $20 online or $25 at the gate. Concession is $18. Children under 15 are free. A 2-Day Pass costs $30. Tickets are available through Oztix.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at the Melbourne Showgrounds during the Supershow.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes. The Melbourne Showgrounds is an accessible venue with disabled parking available at Gate 4.
How long should I allow for the show?
Plan for at least half a day. Many visitors spend a full day, particularly on weekdays when the pace is slower and exhibitors have more time for detailed conversations.
Did Titanium Caravans win an award at the 2026 Supershow?
Yes. Titanium Caravans won the Best Stand award at the 2026 Victorian Caravan and Camping Supershow at Site 329.
Where is the Titanium Caravans factory?
Titanium Caravans is manufactured in Melbourne, about 25 minutes from the Melbourne Showgrounds. Factory tours and the Melbourne Experience Centre are available by appointment.