Campes Motor Museum

Campes Motor Museum is every motor enthusiast’s dream come true. Founded more than three decades ago, the museum is home to vintage cars and an array of motor memorabilia.

You will find Campes Motor Museum, just behind the famous Big Woolbales, and only 3kms north-west of the Hamilton city centre.

This museum started when Glen and Margaret Campe began running “Campes Coaches” back in the 1980’s which ran a school bus run each day as well as bus charters. They grew their business to include a fleet of 14 buses.

Today, the museum celebrates cars, vans and motorbikes by displaying them in their large exhibition shed. Some of the most notable attractions on site include a 1955 Ansett Clipper Bus, a Citroen 1933 and a stunning Stutz 1929.

You will also be able to view motoring memorabilia, photos, antiques and will be able to get up close with the many vintage cars on display. The museum is open daily, but it is wise to call a head to check.

Make sure to stop by Campes Motor Museum on your next visit to Hamilton or the Grampians region!