Travel enthusiasts are expected to roll into Brisbane’s RNA Showgrounds in their tens of thousands when one of Australia’s largest caravan exhibitions, the Queensland Caravan, Camping and Touring Holiday Show, sets up camp between 5 and 11 June 2013.
Showcasing the latest for holidaymakers and road travelers, the show continues to be staged at Brisbane’s iconic RNA Showgrounds in areas unaffected by the current redevelopment.
Reflecting the continued popularity of touring holidays across couples, families and retirees, the show will cater for the budget camper through to the deluxe motorhome devotee. The show will feature nearly 300 exhibitors showcasing the latest innovations, services, and destinations, along with informative and entertaining seminars and displays.Last year, more than 70,000 people visited the show and organisers are expecting a similarly strong attendance this year with renewed interest in affordable Australian holidays.
Visitors to this year’s show will also have the opportunity to win a caravan, complete with a tinnie and outboard motor. Today, there are about 400,000 caravans, motorhomes and camper trailers registered in Australia, making it one of the world’s most caravan-friendly countries. There are 112,000 registered in Queensland alone.
Where
RNA Showgrounds, 600 Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills, Brisbane
(Just a few minutes from Brisbane CBD)
When
Wednesday 5th June to Tuesday 11th June, 2013
This includes the long weekend.
Opening Hours
10am to 6pm daily
Except the last day, Tuesday when the show closes at 4pm.
Admission
Adults: $18.00
Pensioners (Aged, Veteran, Disability): $12.00
Accompanied school age children free
Door Prizes
You'll be able to enter to win lots of valuable daily prizes. Each paying visitor will receive a free entry form.
Getting There
TRAVEL BY TRAIN DIRECT TO THE SHOW & SAVE THE TRAFFIC HASSLES!
Because of extensive construction work around the showgrounds and the lack of parking available in the showgrounds, we urge you to travel to the show by public transport, then get the FREE trains from Roma Street, Central or Fortitude Valley Stations direct to the show.
Conditions of Entry
* No dogs or other animals allowed
* No photography unless pre-arranged with the show organizers
* No canvassing of visitors or exhibitors
* No bikes, skateboards or bike-like devices to be brought into the grounds
* No vehicle parked in the RNA grounds may display signage offering it for sale
* Footwear must be worn
* No unaccompanied children will be admitted
Hire Facilities
A limited number of wheelchairs and strollers are available for hire from the show office. There is no cloakroom available on the grounds.
ATM
ATMs will be available on the grounds. Others are nearby near the corner of Costin Street and St Pauls Terrace.
Catering Facilities
There will be several catering outlets around the grounds ranging from coffee shops to outlets selling everything from salads to dagwood dogs. No two outlets have identical menus so if you cannot find what you want, it may be available at another outlet not too far away.
Rest Areas
Most catering outlets will have seating nearby, also there will be almost 2000 seats around the grounds, some under cover and some outdoors.
Rest Rooms
Ladies and gents toilets are situated within the show precinct. See the maps at the gate entrance.
Parenting Rooms
- Lower Level of the Exhibition Building, Building 1 - Orange Zone
- Upper Level of the Royal International Convention Centre - Pink Zone
Show Information
Show visitors will receive a free colour catalogue at the gate, one per couple / family. This will include an overall map of the Show Precinct, maps of each individual building or area, Lists of exhibitors, Seminar Programs and other relevant information.
Additionally experienced Information Officers are positioned around the grounds or our Senior Gate Supervisors can assist with any queries you may have as well.