Fisher's Ghost Carnival

We’re putting the finishing touches on an exciting lineup of rides and attractions for the carnival - plus all the ticket details you’ll need. Stay tuned, the full list will be available soon.

We’re planning a special quiet session designed to offer a more relaxed and sensory-friendly experience. Details on how to register will be shared by mid-September - stay tuned.

The Carnival will be held at Campbelltown Showground, conveniently located within walking distance of Campbelltown Train Station.

For those planning to drive, the most suitable parking options are available on Broughton Street or at Campbelltown Train Station.

Many animals find fireworks scary. For great tips and advice, the RSPCA has an information page on their website about how you can care for your pets during firework displays which covers:

Helping to calm dogs during fireworks

Planning ahead can help dogs cope with fireworks by proving your pet with a doggy safe haven. This can be a quiet area, or the quietest rooms in your home, a place where they feel in control. Train your dog to associate this area with positive experiences, for example, by leaving their favourite toys there. With time, dogs can learn that this place is safe and enjoyable.

When fireworks go off, they may choose to go there because they know, in that place, no harm will come to them and they are more able to cope. It's important that your dog has access to this doggy safe haven at all times, even when you're not home.

You can also:

• Close windows and curtains to muffle the sound of fireworks and blackout your doggy safe haven so they can't see any flashes outside.
• Put on some music or TV to mask the firework sounds.

How to help cats who are afraid of fireworks

• Provide hiding places in your home, such as under some furniture or in a quiet corner.
• Consider keeping them in - cats can become more stressed if they're outside during fireworks.

For injured wildlife please call a wildlife organisation

• 24hr Sydney Wildlife Rescue on 02 9413 4300
• 24hr WIRES afterhours on 0466 318 688

Is this an 18+ event?

 This is an all-ages event.

Is there a charge to attend?

This is a free event.

Where is it located?

The carnival is located at the Campbelltown Showground Campbelltown. 

Is there parking? / How do I get there? 

There will be ample parking available nearby in Broughton St and at Campbelltown Train Station . We also encourage attendees to walk to site or use public transport.

Bus Routes - Interline Bus Service

Closest Train Station- Campbelltown Station –followed by an approximate 5 minute walk to event site.

Is there disabled access / parking at this event?

Accessible parking is available right next to the carnival, access is via Kings St. Please park in designated Disabled parking spots.

Can we bring our own food?

You sure can however there will be plenty of tasty and affordable food options on the evening.

Are there vegan / vegetarian / gluten free options?

There will be plenty of food options that cater for every dietary requirement.

Can we bring our own alcohol?

Bringing your own alcohol is not permitted.

Can I smoke or vape at the event?

No smoking or vaping will be permitted at the event.

Can I bring in Eskies / BBQs / Shade Structures?

For safety reasons, you are unable to bring your own esky / barbeque or shade structure. There will seating available.

Can I take photos / film at the event?

Photos can be taken for personal use. We encourage attendees to submit a photo at the event to Council’s social media.

Can I bring my dog to the event?

Dogs are allowed on site so long as they are kept on a leash and are well behaved. Council will not tolerate any aggressive behaviour or excessive barking and owners must clean up after their pets. If this is not adhered to, Council staff reserve the right to remove dogs from the event site at any time.

What happens if it rains?

The show must go on. If weather conditions become extreme and pose risk to attendees, contractors and/or crew, the event may be cancelled. Notification will be provided via Council’s social media channels.