No stands. Open lawn you walk end to end, with the river on one side and the city skyline on the other.
Facilities
Public toilets, changing rooms and drinking fountains, benches, a children's playground and free wifi. Food at shows comes from the vans the organiser brings in.
Plan your day
Getting there
On Riverside Drive at the edge of the Perth city centre. Elizabeth Quay and Perth Underground train stations are both within 1.5 km, and buses run nearby. There is no public parking on the park itself, and rangers fine cars left on the grass. Paid car parks and street parking are nearby.
Parking
Paid
Public transport
Elizabeth Quay and Perth Underground train stations are both within 1.5 km, and buses run nearby.
Nearest airport
Perth Airport
Camping
None.
Good to know
Good to know
The track
The City of Perth's largest grassed event space, about 900 metres long and 100 metres wide along Riverside Drive on the Swan River foreshore, right beside the city centre. It was made by reclaiming land from the river and became Perth's first airfield in the 1920s, flying Australia's first scheduled airmail and passenger service, and it's now on the State Register of Heritage Places. It's flat level grass split into three bookable areas, with underground power and water through the grounds. No track: car shows lay out across the lawn, and some run short cruise loops inside the park (the 2026 Celebration of Motorsport ran mini cruises for hot rods and street machines).
