Our Venues

Summary

Dubbo Showground has space available to cater for small functions through to large state and national events. With wide open grassy spaces, open shelters, fully enclosed pavilions and the Woolpack Function Centre – we are a one stop location! Ample parking available.

Dubbo Showground Site Map (PDF 326.2KB)

Dubbo Showground Woolpack Function Centre Map (PDF 25.6KB)

Dubbo Showground Site Map (Master Plan) (PNG 525.3KB)

Dubbo Showground Master Plan (PDF 5.9MB)

Asset and Details

Woolpack Function Centre - Catering for up to 200 people includes a coolroom, media room, small office, commercial kitchen, hall area, amenities, and agents’ offices.
Expo Pavilion - This undercover venue comprises some 2500m² of undercover space.
Ewen MacInnes Pavilion - The newest asset to Dubbo Showground, this $1-million venue is attracting major livestock events. It houses a wash bay for 10 animals and covers an area of some 5500m².
Orana Equestrian Centre - With a full size Indoor Dressage Arena, amenities close by, an outdoor sand arena and large grassed area.
Main Arena - Surrounded by the trotting track is a fully dressed arena utilised for events that require open spaces. The 10 acre arena is fully top dressed.
Centenary Pavilion - Comprising an area of 1063m², this Pavilion has a concrete floor and is accessed by a series of sliding doors.
Ray Clarke Pavilion - With an area of 1093m² this clear span shed has a bitumen sealed floor with access via roller doors and sliding doors.
Cattle Pavilion - Lighting is fluorescent and heavy duty steel gates are located at both ends of the pavilion.
Allan Morris - Constructed of a steel frame and iron roofing with a truss table area of concrete floor with planks, part open skillion, earth floor centre section.
Facilities - There are six toilet blocks located throughout the Showground.
Portable Facilities - The Showground has 200 horse stable modules, also for the use of displaying up to 200 stud cattle, portable pens for the holding of led cattle and aluminium seating for some 500 people.

Last Edited: 07 Jul 2020