How do I become a stallholder?

A casual or daily stall may be booked by completing the “Application for Casual Stall Space Form” and contacting the Market Office to book a site. Casual stallholders should note that Pipeworks Market is under no obligation to provide a site, and that certain product lines may be restricted. Tables or display steps are supplied, however should you have your own tables, please bring them in. Stall prices are nominated on the Casual Form.

A regular site may be allocated dependent upon availability. All stalls are lock up and generally 3m by 3m in size. Stall rents will vary dependent upon size and location, and the stall licence is a month to month contract. Interested stallholders should complete the “Application for a Monthly Stall” form and contact the Market Office.

Persons interested in a shop in the new Fresh Food Market should complete the “Application for New Fresh Food Market” form and contact the Market Office.

          Casual Stall form - Please Click here
          Monthly Stall form - Please Click here
          New Fresh Food Market form - Please Click here
          Contact us link….admin@pipeworks.com.au
          Phone us on 03 9357 1155
          Fax us on      03 9357 1234

Is the market undercover?

Pipeworks Market is totally enclosed

Is there disabled parking and access?

Disabled access and parking is available next to the Market Plaza entrance. See attached Market Map for direction.

          Market Map - Please Click Here

How many car parking spaces are available at Pipeworks Market?
Pipeworks Market has over 900 car parking spaces.

What activities for kids does Pipeworks Market offer?
 Pipeworks Market offers:

1. Regular Stage Shows & Free Face Painting on Sundays
2. Pipeworks Kids Club
3. Kids Rides such as:
1. Train Ride
2. Jumping Castle
3. Dodgem Cars
4. Pop-a-duck and amusement games
5. Plaster Painting
6. Mini Golf

                             
What is the history of Pipeworks Market?
Two families known as Campbell first settled the suburb of Campbellfield in 1840, they were unrelated. The site of Campbellfield was lightly wooded and at the time was good for grazing cattle.In 1860, Campbellfield had been declared an Agricultural Village and suited mostly to pastural pursuits. During the 1950’s a portion of the area was divided into a housing estate. Now some 164 years on the suburb of Campbellfield is best known for the Pipeworks Fun Market. Pipeworks Fun Market has been successfully operating since 1987 on the original site of the Pipeworks pipe-manufacturing plant. The market has over 180 stalls and is one of Victoria’s best market

Is there a parking fee at Pipeworks Market?

An entry fee of $2 per car is charged at the gate.

Does the bungy still operate?

The bungy jump is no longer in operation at Pipeworks Market.