The Albury Wodonga Caravan, Camping, 4WD, Fish & Boat Show is one of the largest recreational shows held in the Hume region.
The Outdoor Show will be held at Albury Showground Friday, 24, Saturday, 25 and Sunday 26 March 2023.
Just by attending the Outdoor Show visitors have the chance to win TJM’s $3,000.00 4WD accessory package.
With over 100 caravans on display this year the Show at the upgraded Albury Showground will be one of the largest ever held.
There will also be a great range of boats on display and with the Hume Weir more than full it will be a great chance to see what is new in the boat marketplace.
There is plenty of space for visitors to the Outdoor Show with a lot more free carparking in the showground that is close to the displays, so you don’t have to walk for miles, your carparking convenience covered.
Win free tickets or discount ticket to the Outdoor show by going to the Facebook page or visiting the website.
To take some time out and ponder over your product choices there is a great range of food and refreshments, plenty of seating so you can relax and enjoy the day out.
For all visitor information, go to 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.
To contact the organisers:
Rural Scene Promotions P/L
Ph (02) 6769 4132
Email [email protected]
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