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The National 4x4 Outdoors Show


Calling all outdoor adventure lovers!! Australia’s premiere outdoors lifestyle event, The National 4x4 Outdoors Show, is back at the Melbourne Showgrounds for three big days this month, from August 18th to 20th, with everything you could possibly need for your next outdoor adventure.

 

Every year the 4x4 Show continues to grow and evolve, informing and educating outdoor enthusiasts, with this year’s upcoming show shaping up to be no exception, presenting excellent value for those new to the outdoors world, as well as those more seasoned adventurers.

 

Combining the top products from the 4x4 aftermarket to the latest in campers, caravans and accessories, outdoor adventure, and tourism and apparel, the event will also feature a host of live entertainment, informative presentations, and interactive displays.

 

“A great family day out, The National 4x4 Outdoors Show has become the largest local gathering of the industry. Every year the show continues to grow, and this year will be no different with a host of new, improved and exciting features set to appear at this year’s show,” Event Director, Jon Perry said.

 

“Travelling the great Aussie outdoors has become so popular amongst Australians, and we are excited to connect them to some of the most prestigious and celebrated outdoor adventure brands, and information ensuring they are geared to enjoy their next adventure.”

 

“With free entry for kids under 16, the 4x4 show is an affordable fun family day out and the variety of show only-specials and bargains on offer makes attendance even more worthwhile.”

 

“In addition to the wide range of tips, advice and insider hacks, a host of show-only specials and bargains will be available, together with the usual complement of interactive displays reinforcing the event’s reputation as a must attend.”

 

Crowd favourite the Outback Stage, will steal the limelight as it showcases a dynamic lineup of some of the finest and funniest outdoor personalities Australia has seen, including Aussie Arvos, Jacko & Jesse, Sam Eyles, Sam Young, Aaron (Az) and Ty Fenwick. Cassie from Girls Day Out will run sessions and activities designed to help females get outdoors and learn about 4WDing in a safe and empowering space.

 

Designed to handle the harshest of Australian conditions the Isuzu D-MAX has everything you need for your next adventure, check out the Iron Summit and see it from all angles.

 

If adrenaline-fueled, heart pounding excitement is more your style, then get ready for the thrill of a lifetime as our BMX stunt shows promise to have you on the edge of your seat.

 

Dive into the world of thrilling adventures and captivating tracks through intimate group discussions led by experienced explorers. You’ll discover valuable tips, tricks and insider knowledge, from their first-hand experiences on iconic routes, gearing you up for your next adventure.

 

Too scared to go offroad in case you get stuck or do damage to your vehicle? Learning the correct techniques on how to operate your 4x4 off road is a worthy investment and our show has you covered. Join MadMatt over at Mount Maxxis, and experience driving demonstrations that will give you the skills and confidence to get out there and go to those places where you used to fear to tread. With vehicles provided by Opposite Lock, we guarantee, after you’ve seen Mount Maxxis, you’ll be amazed where your vehicle will go! Mount Maxxis will run across five different session times each day over the weekend.

 

Join the team from SSAFE & Black Snake Productions, for an unforgettable wildlife experience, who will be on hand to giving show visitors the opportunity of a one-of-a-kind encounter with Australia’s special native animals.


The Camper Trailer of the Year Awards Presentation is back at the show again this year. Partnering with the National 4x4 Outdoors Show, Camper Australia’s signature event will recognise the best in the business, with the highly sought after award winner announced Saturday at 2pm.

 

You won’t want to miss your chance to Win the Toyzuki 39.5; a one of a kind chopped Suzuki Jimny with all the works, and custom built with Australia’s leading 4x4 brands. Entries can be lodged for free online with the winner drawn live during the show.

 

With so much to see and do, you’ll be sure to need a break so head over to the Outback Bar for some refreshments and live music from Melbourne Country-Rock crooner Cush Ryder, before heading back to check out all the top products and deals.

 

The National 4x4 Outdoors Show will also play host to the newly named Club 4x4 Insurance Show N Shine competition, with cash prizes and bragging rights on the line. Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their pride and joy with a great mix of old and new rigs expected to participate.

 

Tickets for the National 4x4 Outdoors Show are only available exclusively online, with tickets purchased prior to the show beginning on August 18, attracting a 15% discount with code REVVED.

 

Two-day and three-day passes are also available, with children under 16 years admitted free, by pre-registration.

 

For ticket sales and further details, visit the interactive website at 4x4show.com.au/Melbourne, featuring an easy-to-use search function, plus the ability to create a wish list of presentations and exhibits you wish to attend.

 

Your next adventure awaits!

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