In 2005, with two seasons still to play with the Panthers, Campbell was the inaugural signing for the newly admitted NRL club, Gold Coast Titans.
Campbell signed a three-year contract which commenced in 2007.
Due to injury to other players such as Chris Walker, Campbell spent much of the 2007 season at fullback.

Campbell had been playing well during the 2007 season and started the 2008 season in good form.
He extended his contract with the Titans.
He was named the 2008 Gold Coast Titans player of the year for his consistent and inspiring performances throughout the year.
In 2009 he played halfback, five-eighth and fullback due to the injuries to players such as Scott Prince and Mat Rogers.

Campbell retired at the end of the 2011 season.
In 2005, with two seasons still to play with the Panthers, Campbell was the inaugural signing for the newly admitted NRL club, Gold Coast Titans. Campbell signed a three-year contract which commenced in 2007. Due to injury to other players such as Chris Walker, Campbell spent much of the 2007 season at fullback.
Campbell had been playing well during the 2007 season and started the 2008 season in good form. He extended his contract with the Titans. He was named the 2008 Gold Coast Titans player of the year for his consistent and inspiring performances throughout the year. In 2009 he played halfback, five-eighth and fullback due to the injuries to players such as Scott Prince and Mat Rogers.
Campbell retired at the end of the 2011 season.
Preston Campbell