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Engines roaring - Campers in tow - Adventure awaits!

Gear up and get ready – your next scenic feat is at your fingertips thanks to the ultimate outdoor event of the year. That’s right, the Nambour Expo is back for 2023 and it’s bigger and better than ever before! The premier one-stop-shop for all things outdoor adventure promises to showcase the latest and greatest in gear, technology and accessories.

From March 31st to April 2nd, the Nambour Showgrounds will come alive with the region’s longest-running outdoor adventure showcase. From 4WD lovers to the caravan enthusiasts, or if you are just looking for the latest outdoor accessories, this event is not to be missed!

Let your senses be inspired as you explore between the best in camper trailers, caravans, boating and 4×4 accessories, all in one convenient location. Bring your next adventure plans to life, discover new holiday destinations, and watch experts demonstrate first-rate outdoor accessories. With so much to see and do, you’ll be spoiled for choice.

But Nambour Expo is so much more than just a shopping spree. Be enthralled with our daily entertainment, interactive displays and major prize draws worth more than $11,000, keeping the whole family entertained.

So, stop dreaming and start living your next ultimate outdoor adventure by securing yourself tickets to the 2023 Nambour Expo now! Find out exactly why this is the region’s largest and most successful event of its kind and enter a world of adventure possibilities!

More information including tickets are available at nambourexpo.com.au

See you adventurers at the Expo!

OPENING HOURS – 31 MARCH – 2 APRIL

EXPO TICKETS

+ Booking Service Fee
*Tickets are available at the gate by credit card and eftpos ONLY. No cash sales.

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