Love the outdoors? Then a visit to the Albury Wodonga Caravan, Camping, 4WD, Fish & Boat Show is a date on your calendar at Albury Showground this Friday, 24, Saturday, 25 and Sunday 26 March 2023.
The Outdoor Show will have a huge range of everything and the event provides the ideal opportunity to easily browse, compare products, makes, sizes and models, plus have a great day outdoors.
Visitors to the Show may be thinking what options are available to me? When it comes to the outdoors there are many options to choose from. A great place to start is to consider your own particular requirements, how much can you tow, do you want to tow, where do you want to go, on road or off road by just attending the show visitors can clarify their lifestyle needs and wants.
The Albury Outdoor Show not only provides the chance to see all the latest products on the market, our largest ever caravan display but a great fun filled day out. Just by attending you could be in the draw for a chance to win $3,000 worth of 4WD product kindly donated by TJM Albury.
Want to learn how to go ‘catching’ then ‘Cookie’s fish lure demonstrations are great value or get the heart rate going watching Jack Field and the team from Flair Action Sports.
Plus a great food and refreshment variety to choose from with plenty of tables and chairs to sit back and just enjoy the day.
For all visitor information, go to our website www.ruralscene.com.au where all the up to date news, exhibitor and product listing will be posted, plus follow us on Facebook for a chance to win free passes to the show.
Entry Prices
- Adults - $16
- Aged Pensioners - $12
- Kids up to 16 years - FREE (when accompanied by an adult)
Accepted Centrelink Pensioner Concession Cards:
- Aged Pension
- Aged Senior
- Disability Support Pension
- Veteran Affairs Gold Card
You must have your own card to be eligible to purchase concession.
Ticket Discount Voucher
Present this voucher at the gate on Friday 24 March 2023 to receive a $3 ticket discount.
To contact the organisers:
Rural Scene Promotions P/L
Ph: (02) 6769 4132
Email: [email protected]
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