Overland Expo Pacific Northwest 2027 runs June 25-27 at the Deschutes County Expo Center in Redmond, Oregon, with Friday and Saturday hours of 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
and Sunday 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
The consumer overlanding show brings 300+ brands, 150+ classes, demos and roundtables, camping packages and a trail driving course to Central Oregon. Day passes cost $20 Friday, $25 Saturday and $15 Sunday, or $55 for the weekend, with free on-site parking for day visitors.
TL;DR
1Dates: June 25-27, 2027, at the Deschutes County Expo Center in Redmond, Oregon.
3Tickets: $20 Friday, $25 Saturday, $15 Sunday, or $55 for a weekend pass.
4Scale: 300+ brands and 150+ classes, demos and roundtables.
5Camping: vehicle packages from $165 and moto packages from $150.
Why visit
Overland Expo Pacific Northwest packs a full weekend of buying and learning into one Central Oregon venue. Visitors can compare 300+ brands, sit in 150+ classes and demos, test a trail driving course and camp on site from Thursday to Monday. Day passes start at $15, parking is free and the show runs rain or shine, making it a practical planning weekend for anyone building a vehicle or booking a backcountry trip.
Why exhibit
Overland Expo PNW brings a concentrated audience of vehicle owners, campers and adventure travellers who are actively spending on gear and upfits. Exhibitors get three days of face time with buyers from Oregon, Washington and beyond, plus access to a camping crowd that stays on site and shops across the weekend. The show’s classes, demos and happy hours create repeated booth visits rather than a single pass-by.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Vehicle owners outfitting pickups, SUVs and adventure trailers for weekend and long-distance trips.
Motorcycle and dual-sport riders planning backcountry routes and camp setups.
Campers and hikers upgrading tents, cooking gear, power and recovery equipment.
Adventure travellers researching routes, vehicle rentals and guided expeditions.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Vehicle upfitters, camper manufacturers and trailer builders.
Camping, cooking, power and refrigeration brands.
Tyre, suspension, recovery and armour accessory suppliers.
Adventure travel operators, tourism boards and outdoor media.
3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond, OR 97756, United States
Entrances & gates
Main Entrance (Mt Hood Drive)
General attendee areasCampgrounds
Use for all attendees except exhibitors.
Exhibitor Entrance (Mt Jefferson Drive)
Exhibitor area
Dedicated exhibitor arrival gate.
Facilities
Parking
Free day-pass parking in general lots; no overnight parking. Follow staff directions to camp spots if staying on site.
Food options
Oasis Bar & Food Court
On-site dining
Parking: Free on-site parking is available in the general attendee lots for day-pass visitors. No overnight parking in day lots; camping packages cover overnight stays. Some on-site parking passes are limited and must be bought ahead.
Gate: General attendees enter at the main entrance on Mt Hood Drive; exhibitors enter at Mt Jefferson Drive.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Event days & opening times
DayOpening hours
Friday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Friday Day Pass
Ages 16+.
$20.00
Saturday Day Pass
Ages 16+.
$25.00
Sunday Day Pass
Ages 16+.
$15.00
Weekend Pass
Friday-Sunday, ages 16+.
$55.00
Vehicle General Weekend Pass with Camping
One adult and one vehicle; passenger pass sold separately.
$165.00
Moto General Weekend Pass with Camping
One adult and one motorcycle; passenger pass sold separately.
$150.00
Vehicle Premium Weekend Pass with Camping
Premium campground adjacent to Oasis Bar & Food Court.
Bring the ticket QR code and photo ID to the main entrance on Mt Hood Drive; camping guests collect campground credentials on arrival.
Ticket notes
Day and weekend passes require a ticket for everyone aged 16 and older. Online prices are lower before 10 June; additional fees apply. Camping copy still shows some 2026 dates and a 15+ age line, so confirm at checkout.
Overland Expo PNW 2026 in Redmond welcomed over 16,000 attendees, 295 exhibitors and 221+ hours of education, with attendees from 41 states and 5 countries.
New this edition
1
Official event app
Schedule, exhibitor list and interactive show-floor maps in one app.
Overland Expo PNW is a consumer-facing weekend that still works as a trade event because the audience arrives with specific build plans and budgets. The 2025-2026 editions drew 16,000-16,500 people and roughly 300 exhibitors, giving brands enough density to justify a three-day stand and repeated demonstrations.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The crowd skews toward experienced vehicle owners, campers and adventure travellers from Oregon, Washington and neighbouring states. They stay on site, attend classes and return to the exhibitor area across the weekend, so conversations go deeper than a single aisle pass. Families and newcomers are present, but the core buyer is already outfitting a vehicle.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
The show rewards demonstrators: recovery, suspension, power and camping brands that run hands-on demos convert well, while static booths rely on the 150+ class programme to pull traffic. Camping packages keep buyers on site for three days, extending selling hours. No audited ROI or rebooking rate has been published, so treat returns as pipeline building rather than guaranteed floor sales.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Pacific Northwest, United States
Why it matters
Overlanding has moved from niche hobby to a mainstream outdoor category, and the Pacific Northwest is one of its densest markets. Redmond sits within a day’s drive of the Cascades, the Oregon coast and the high desert, giving brands access to buyers who actually use their gear. The show’s camping model keeps those buyers on site for three days.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
01
Vehicle-ready travel systems
Buyers want factory-fit or bolt-on systems for power, water, refrigeration and sleep, not loose camping gear. Exhibitors that show a complete, weight-conscious build attract the longest conversations.
What it changes: Build-focused shoppers arrive with a vehicle and a budget, so integrated systems outsell single accessories at this show.
As more owners upfit mid-size trucks and SUVs, payload, GVWR and tongue weight have become mainstream buying criteria. Recovery and armour brands are being asked for lighter options.
What it changes: Brands that publish weights and fitment data shorten the sales cycle and reduce returns.
03
Camping as the show format
Multi-night camping passes turn the expo into a weekend community event, with classes, happy hours and film screenings around the exhibitor area.
What it changes: On-site campers produce repeat booth visits and stronger lead quality than a single-day pass.
Book booth space 6-9 months ahead; camping packages sell out earlier than day passes.
Overland Expo runs four regional US editions across the year. Buyers in the Pacific Northwest can pair Redmond with the spring West show, the late-summer Mountain West show or the autumn East show.
14–16 May 2027
Overland Expo West 2027
Flagstaff, United States
Circuit slot; confirm exact 2027 dates on the organiser site.
May in Flagstaff; the largest of the regional editions.
Summer
Overland Expo Pacific Northwest 2027Overland Expo Mountain West 2027
Pacific Northwest in June, Mountain West in late August.
Autumn
Overland Expo East 2027
October in Virginia closes the US circuit.
Circuit names and regional structure come from the organiser’s site; exact satellite dates are planning estimates and should be confirmed before booking.
Plan your trip
Travel & logistics
Local currency · USD
Arrival airports
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
RDM
Roberts Field
Closest airport; limited nonstop routes from West Coast hubs.
About 1 mile
to venue
5 minutes
by car
PDX
Portland International Airport
Largest option for international and East Coast connections.
About 145 miles
to venue
2 hours 30 minutes
by car
Hotel tiers
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
budget
Redmond town centre
USD 95–140 / night
Simple motels 10-15 minutes from the fairgrounds; book early because June inventory is tight.
mid
Redmond / Airport Way
USD 160–230 / night
Closest full-service options to the venue, with breakfast and parking.
premium
Bend / Powell Butte
USD 280–430 / night
Design and resort stays 20-35 minutes away; pair with a rental car.
Local transport
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
Rideshare / taxi
Estimated cost$15-25
Best forRDM airport to Deschutes County Expo Center
Short metered hop; rideshare availability is thinner late at night.
Bus
Estimated cost$2-5 per trip
Best forCascades East Transit Redmond routes to the fairgrounds area
Check weekday and weekend schedules; service is limited on Sunday.
Plan your trip
Visa & entry documents
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
Citizens of eligible countries travelling for business or tourism for up to 90 days
$40.00
Usually minutes to 72 hours
US citizens and lawful permanent residents need no visa. Canadian citizens generally enter for business with proof of citizenship; check current rules.
The US accepts ATA Carnets for temporary admission of exhibition goods; confirm the specific goods and port with a customs broker.
Late June in Redmond is typically warm and dry, with highs near 80-85°F (27-29°C) and cool nights around 45-50°F (7-10°C). Afternoon wind and dust are common on the fairgrounds.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Mobile coverage is good around Redmond; venue Wi-Fi was not confirmed. Exhibitors should bring a cellular hotspot for card payments and lead capture.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Tipping
Restaurant servers expect 18-20% tips; bar tabs often add a tip line rather than a service charge.
Public-land etiquette
Pack out all waste, use established campsites and check fire restrictions before heading into the Deschutes National Forest.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: RDM (Roberts Field, Redmond)
Book 6-10 weeks out for June; RDM fares rise sharply in the final month. PDX is the fallback for direct international flights.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: RDM is about 1 mile from the fairgrounds; a taxi or rideshare takes 5-10 minutes.
Hotel → venue: Redmond hotels are 10-15 minutes by car; Bend hotels need 25-35 minutes.
Ride-hail: Uber and Lyft serve Redmond but late-night supply is limited; pre-book after evening events.
Public transit: Cascades East Transit runs local routes with limited Sunday service; check the timetable before relying on it.
Parking: Free on-site day parking; no overnight parking without a camping pass.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: June
Temperature: 45-85°F (7-29°C)
Seasonality: Dry season with low rain risk; afternoon wind and dust are common.
Packing: Layers for cool nights, sun hat, sunglasses, refillable bottle and closed shoes for the gravel fairgrounds.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Friday
Friday has the longest opening hours (9 a.m.-5 p.m.), the first full day of classes and the best chance to talk with brand staff before weekend crowds. Arrive at opening for the vehicle builds and book demo slots early.
T-14
Book day or weekend pass online — Online prices are lower before 10 June; add a camping package if staying overnight.
T-10
Reserve Redmond or Bend hotel — June inventory is tight; aim for the Airport Way corridor if you want a short drive.
T-7
Plan classes and exhibitor shortlist — Check the event app for the schedule, map and exhibitor list.
T-3
Confirm transport and parking plan — Free day parking; no overnight parking without a camping pass.
T-1
Pack layers, water and sun protection — Highs near 85°F and cool nights; fairground paths are gravel.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
08:30
Arrive, park and collect badge at the main entrance
Mt Hood Drive main entrance
09:15
Walk the vehicle and trailer builds before crowds build
Exhibitor area
11:00
Attend a recovery or payload class
Education tents
14:00
Supplier meetings and trail-course demo booking
Booths and driving course
Side trips
2
Smith Rock State Park
State Park / Hiking
About 25 minutes from Redmond
Iconic welded tuff cliffs and the Crooked River, with short rim trails for a half-day break.
Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway
Scenic Drive
About 45 minutes to the byway from Redmond
High-lakes route through the Deschutes National Forest, ideal for testing an overland rig.
Networking spots
2
Oasis Bar & Food Court
Food and drinks
Central meeting point next to premium camping; happy hours run in the evening.
Campground happy hour
Campground social
The on-site camping crowd gathers around rigs after the exhibitor area closes.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Scan or photograph every badge with explicit consent.
Send a personalised email within 24 hours referencing the product discussed.
Tag leads by vehicle, budget and buying timeline in the CRM.
Invite hot leads to a follow-up call or a local dealer demo within 10 days.
Review source quality after 30 days and drop unresponsive lists.
The show’s camping format spreads conversations over three days, so follow-up must reference the day and the demo, not a generic booth visit.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
USD 65–100 / m²
Raw space
USD 30–55 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
No exhibitor tariff was published on the pages reviewed. Bands are estimates for a regional US consumer expo and exclude corner premiums, power and furniture.
Mobile lead capture with consent fields and CRM export.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Overland Expo Pacific Northwest 2027?
Overland Expo Pacific Northwest 2027 runs Friday 25 June through Sunday 27 June 2027 at the Deschutes County Expo Center in Redmond, Oregon. Show hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. Arrive early on Friday for the fullest day and the best choice of classes.
Where is Overland Expo PNW 2027 held?
The show is held at the Deschutes County Expo Center, 3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond, Oregon 97756. General attendees enter through the main entrance at Mt Hood Drive, while exhibitors use the Mt Jefferson Drive entrance. The venue is next to Redmond’s municipal airport and about 15 miles north of Bend, making it easy to reach by road.
How much are Overland Expo PNW 2027 tickets?
Day passes cost $20 for Friday, $25 for Saturday and $15 for Sunday. A weekend pass is $55. Camping packages start at $165 for a vehicle and $150 for a motorcycle, with a premium vehicle package at $282. Passenger passes are sold separately. Prices are before additional fees, and online buyers can save before 10 June.
Is Overland Expo PNW free for children?
Everyone aged 16 and older needs a paid ticket for the 2027 day passes and weekend pass. The ticket page does not list a separate child pass, so families should confirm under-16 entry when booking. Camping package copy still references ages 15 and older, which is one reason to check the current terms at checkout before buying.
Can I camp at Overland Expo Pacific Northwest?
Yes. Primitive, festival-style camping is available from Thursday morning until Monday morning with a camping package. A general vehicle package costs $165, a motorcycle package $150 and a premium vehicle package $282. Campground space is first-come, first-served, and campers must arrive together to camp together. No charcoal or wood fires are allowed in Deschutes County.
Is parking free at Overland Expo PNW?
Yes, day-pass visitors get free on-site parking in the general attendee lots. Overnight parking is not allowed in those lots, so anyone staying overnight needs a camping package. On-site parking passes for some areas are limited and must be bought in advance. The venue is about 15 miles from Bend and roughly two hours from Portland by car.
What can visitors do at Overland Expo PNW 2027?
Visitors can browse 300+ overland, camping and motorcycle brands, attend 150+ classes, demos, roundtables and films, and join happy hours and special events. The show also runs a trail driving course and an Overland Expo Foundation raffle. Food and drinks are available to buy, and the exhibitor area stays open through Sunday afternoon.
Who should exhibit at Overland Expo Pacific Northwest?
The show suits vehicle upfitters, trailer and camper builders, camping and cooking brands, tyre, suspension and recovery suppliers, power and refrigeration companies, and adventure travel operators. Buyers are largely vehicle owners and campers from Oregon, Washington and neighbouring states who spend across the weekend. Brands wanting direct consumer feedback and weekend sales should book early.
Does Overland Expo PNW run in bad weather?
Yes. Organisers describe Overland Expo as an all-weather show and say it runs rain or shine at the Deschutes County Expo Center. Refunds are not given because of weather. June in Redmond is usually warm and dry, but high-desert afternoons can be breezy and cool evenings are common, so pack layers and sun protection.
Glossary
1
Overlanding
Self-reliant vehicle-based travel, often on unpaved routes, where the journey and remote camping are the point rather than the destination alone.
2
Dispersed camping
Camping outside a developed campground, usually on public land, with no services such as water, toilets or hookups.
3
GVWR
Gross vehicle weight rating: the maximum total weight a vehicle is designed to carry, including body, passengers, fuel, gear and any trailer tongue weight.
4
Payload
The weight a vehicle can carry after its own kerb weight, covering passengers, fuel, accessories and cargo; overloading it is a common overland build mistake.
5
Recovery board
A rigid traction board placed under a stuck tyre to create grip on sand, mud or snow; usually sold in pairs and mounted externally on a rack.
6
Rooftop tent
A tent that folds out from a hard or soft shell mounted on a vehicle roof rack, popular for quick overnight stops on overland routes.
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Alternate names and search phrases for this event.