Vehicle Clubs at the Museum
Clubs of all shapes and sizes are the lifeblood of historic vehicle ownership in Australia. Runs and gatherings connect like-minded vehicle owners and enthusiasts with each other and with the community, and allow millions of Australians to enjoy our rich motoring heritage from behind the wheel or from the roadside. The National Motor Museum, with its extensive grounds and facilities, is a great place to hold club events. Over fifty clubs a year choose the Museum as a site for their national meets, annual meets and other special gatherings, adding an exciting additional attraction for Museum visitors.
In recognition of the important role vehicle clubs play in Australia’s motoring culture, all recognised vehicle gatherings and events, including all legally carried passengers, are admitted free of charge to the National Motor Museum while participating in an organised club event.
This generous ‘share the passion’ initiative is made possible through the assistance of Australia’s leading insurance provider for motoring enthusiasts, Shannons, and is supported by one of the world’s great historic motoring events, the Bay to Birdwood. Contact the Museum for more information.
Vehicle Club Information & Bookings
How to book your visit
To check availability and dates for your next car club event, simply reach out to our friendly staff who will be happy to assist you –
phone (08) 8568 4000 or email motor@history.sa.gov.au
Alternatively, you can download the booking form, fill it out, and email it to us. We will contact you shortly after.
Although admission for vehicle clubs is free, charges do apply for the hire and use of equipment and facilities. You can find all these details in the booking form.
Click below for a Museum site map which shows the location of some of our facilities.
Below is a map of Birdwood showing the Church Street entry point for clubs.
Club Newsletters
If you or your club would like to receive our newsletter via email, please email motor@history.sa.gov.au
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