Vast beer garden and bar crowd at dusk near a stadium
Sports Bar

The Camfield

$$ Burswood, Perth
Published Jan 9, 2026Last reviewed Mar 11, 2026
At a Glance
Address1 Camfield Drive, Burswood WA 6100
NeighbourhoodBurswood, at the foot of Optus Stadium on the Swan River
Price Range$$
Best ForGame day, big group bookings, beer garden afternoons
SignatureAustralia's biggest pub: 2,500 capacity, six bars, 175 taps, in house microbrewery
HoursDaily from 11am, later on event nights
StyleRiverbank mega pub with a Little Creatures brewery inside
ReservationsBook for match days or join the river of walk ins

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1 Camfield Drive, Burswood
The Pitch

Our Take on The Camfield

From the river path at Burswood, The Camfield reads as a stadium annex with a beer garden the size of a training oval, which on AFL Saturdays is exactly how Perth uses it. The pub sits on the Swan River bank at the base of Optus Stadium and has carried the title of Australia's biggest pub since opening in 2018, per Tourism WA.

The numbers do the introducing: capacity of 2,500, six bars, around 175 taps, and pizza ovens that turn out four pizzas a minute by the house's own count.

Broadsheet covered the opening as a statement build, and a Little Creatures microbrewery now runs inside the venue, brewing meters from the taps it fills.

The Room

Reading the Room

The main hall runs industrial, steel, timber, and glass opening onto the garden, where the stadium fills the skyline across the concourse. On event days the garden becomes a single moving queue that somehow keeps pouring.

Quieter weekdays turn the same space into a riverside session pub, families on the lawn and the brewery kit ticking behind glass.

The Drinks

The Menu, Edited

01
The Little Creatures Fresh Pour
Beer brewed on site by the in house microbrewery, the shortest tap to tank distance in Perth.
02
The Tap Crawl
With around 175 taps across six bars, the WA independents section rewards anyone who reads before pointing.
03
The Game Day Parmigiana
The kitchen's traditional chicken parmigiana and Amelia Park steak sandwich are the house anchors, sized for the walk to the gate.
The Crowd

Who Shows Up, and When

Match days are the spectacle: tens of thousands cross the Matagarup Bridge and a fair share stop here first, scarves on, two hours before bounce. The pub absorbs it the way smaller rooms absorb a Friday.

Outside the fixture list it draws corporate functions, birthdays, and Burswood locals using the garden as a riverside front yard, a mix Livin Local documents year round.

What Regulars Say

The Word on the Street

Who It Is For

Go, or Skip

Sources: thecamfieldbar.com.au (2026-06); Tourism WA; Broadsheet Perth; The Urban List; Simply PERTHfect; Livin Local.
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