The Townsville Showgrounds, operated by the Townsville Pastoral Agricultural & Industrial Association, is a historic and integral part of North Queensland’s showground circuit. Established in 1882, the showgrounds have been hosting the annual Townsville Show, showcasing pastoral, agriculture, and industrial innovations for over a century. The venue, located on the southern side of Castle Hill, provides a family-friendly environment for visitors to enjoy a variety of activities and attractions.
The Townsville Show Society, a non-profit organization, relies on the support of volunteers who contribute countless hours to ensure the success of the annual Townsville Show. The society prides itself on being a community-driven entity that values teamwork and dedication in putting together one of the largest regional shows in Australia. With a focus on COVID-19 safety measures, the Townsville Showgrounds prioritizes the well-being of patrons and adheres to Queensland Health guidelines to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees.
From pre-sale ticket options to on-site amenities such as EFTPOS facilities and a smoke-free environment, the Townsville Showgrounds offers a range of services to cater to visitors of all ages. With a rich history dating back to its early days split between different venues, the showgrounds have evolved into a premier event space that continues to play a significant role in promoting agricultural and industrial advancements in North Queensland. As a key player in the Queensland showground circuit, the Townsville Showgrounds remains a cornerstone of the region’s cultural and community heritage.
