There’s always something new to see and do at the Albury Wodonga Caravan, Camping, 4WD, Fish & Boat Show with over 250 companies represented. You will be sure to find just about everything you need for your next adventure.
The Albury Wodonga Outdoor Show will be held at the Albury Showground on
Friday 24th – Sunday 26th March 2023.
Visitors to the Outdoor Show have the chance to win the wonderful prize that is available just by attending the event. TJM Albury have kindly donated a 4WD prize package retail value of $3,000.00. Every visitor receives an entry form. The prize will be drawn 4.00 pm Sunday, 26 March and you do not have to be there to win.
The Albury Wodonga Outdoor Show offers plenty of free entertainment. Michael Cooke (Cookie) from the Australian Travelling Fish Show provides heaps of tips on how to go ‘catching’ instead of just ‘fishing’.
Then there is World Champion bike rider Jack Field from Flair Action Sports. Jack has worked in several movies plus travels around the World competing and we are incredibly lucky to have someone of Jack’s talent and ability at local events.
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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