Adelaide Showground

A vibrant and large venue space hosting many world class events. Easy to get to via public transport and simple to navigate.

Adelaide royal show day, what a great day out for family and friends wantung ti experience literally a bit of everything. From farming to neon light's and more, the selection of foods and snacks was accommodating for everyone. Sideshow alley was a definite hit, again something for everyone. Plenty if room to move around or find a seat to eat. Parking is always going to have some issue's, chance's are your going to have to walk a bit but nothing ridiculous. Great day, would definitely go back.

Loved the garden section , schools gardening , home-made needle work, cooking , and crafts . So clever.

Always love coming to the showgrounds during the Royal Adelaide Show. Lots to see, lots to do and lots to eat. Lucky it only happens once a year.

I attended the caravan and camping show second week in November 2024 and found it really interesting, every type of caravan van, poptop, camper trailers and tents imaginable.

We visited the Adelaide showground on a weekend that’s on Saturday. It was too crowded with the “Father’s Day” kicking in on the other day. Definitely would say there a lot of game areas that you can take your kids to play here.
There were several games or shows being played in the center of the ground.
Also as a suggestion would definitely say to try the ferries wheel with your family a good thing to do. As you can spot all the things from above and enjoy a great view.

Great spot. Went to the farmers markets

Universal Light expo. There is a lot happening here. Digeridoo music band in background. Yes. And every one knows that I love my dog and that is all! See you later alligator in a while crocodile !

Small area for such an amazing amount of things to do and lookout. And 2yrs in a row I've managed not to get a parking ticket, sheshh don't tell anyone

Brand new,excellent location and management staff a pleasure to deal with

We spend awesome time with family.

Very good, not a lot of people. It is easy to see exhibits and have lunch without waiting in line. No line up for rides either. Tuesday is a great day for a family to enjoy.

The royal Adelaide show is a great day out. Atmosphere is great tons of energy. Great food, loads to see, arts and crafts, paintings, agriculture farming, animals, chocolate, toys everything south Australia has to offer. Definitely recommend checking it out while you can.

Sunday markets Great spot for food, fruit and vegetables. Beautiful and fresh we also managed a yummy bottle of cider.
Follow us Sweet-Az RV'n on YT

The show ground has shows and exhabitions all year long. But the best time to visit it is during g the Royal Adelaide Show. All the place transforms into a great entertainment area. It has great garden exhibitions, animals areas, wood cutting completions, car racing, pig raising, haunting house and many many other games and activities.

The Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia host many events and we’ve been lucky enough to attend a few! Very well organised and very friendly and helpful staff :) Science Alive, Adelaide extreme auto expo, Beer & BBQ festival and soon Monster truck Rumble 😲. Great venue!
Great clean amenities and access.

Farmers Market went there mainly to buy the absolute best in Jersey milk products, I wasn't disappointed. The Dairy is at Mt Jagged the farm #Alexandrina Dairy Also visited Poh's @JamFace

I love the annual Show. Lots to see and do. I spent all day there and still missed out on things to see. Prices could be more reasonable. In particular the rides and showings. I am not sure how some families can afford it.

Adelaide showground is the heart of the SA festival state. Most of the big entertainment events happen right here. Shows, concerts , fairs , you name it all happens here. The venue can accommodate thousands of people and the there are shops to fulfill all your taste buds. There is ample facilities for vistors.

Excellent venue for a variety of events. Visited recently for the Royal Adelaide Show and although it was insanely busy, it was well facilitated.