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Having attracted over 100,000 visitors last year, the show, celebrating
its 50th anniversary, will be showcasing the latest in new caravans,
motorhomes, park homes, holiday homes and lodges, boats, tents, camping
accessories and towcars. Visitors will be able to view and purchase the
newest Spring 2011 model ranges from leading manufacturers across outdoor
leisure.
Visitors will also find thousands of campsites, day-out destinations and
tourist boards across the UK and Europe. Experts from the Caravan Club,
Camping and Caravanning Club, and specialist media will also be on hand to
offer expert help and advice to both newcomers and more experienced
enthusiasts.
Renowned as a show that caters for all the family, visitors of all ages can
enjoy a fun-packed day with free climbing, canoeing, and kayaking
demonstrations. Those new to caravanning can try towing at the show and
motorhome manoeuvring courses are also on offer from The Caravan Club.
Chef and TV presenter James Martin will be returning to the show for the
second year running, cooking up some ‘outdoor’ treats at The Rangemaster
Cookery Theatre on Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 February. Caravan enthusiast
and chef Monica Rivron will be launching her ‘Caravan Cookbook’ and will be
cooking on Tuesday 22 Feb - the opening day of the show - as part of Caravan
Club Day festivities.
Andy Gibb, Boat and Caravan’s Exhibition Director and Portfolio Director of
Ocean Media Group Ltd said: “The Boat & Caravan Show, over its fifty year
history, has gained a strong reputation for introducing families and
individuals to the ‘great outdoors’ and the advantages of taking caravan,
camping and boating holidays.
“The show’s continued growth, with the support of the industry and leading
associations, not only reflects a Great British business success story but
the ever increasing demand for the outdoor way of life and holidaying in the
UK.”.
The ticket hotline number is 0844 581 3000
For the latest show information visit
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