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Let’s Go Ipswich Caravan and RV Expo

Start date
29-31 August 2026
Location
Willowbank Raceway, Ipswich

The inaugural Let’s Go Ipswich Caravan and RV Expo comes to the region over three massive days. It is at home at Willowbank Raceway this weekend, with 12,000 caravan enthusiasts expected to attend.

Organizer

Expected ~12 000 visitors

Location

Willowbank Raceway, Ipswich, Australia

Data completeness

55%

Event sources

Willowbank to host RV and caravan expo

28.08.2026 Ipswich West Moreton Today ENG Original source

Disclaimer: This event was created automatically based on publications in news sources, social media, or official organizer websites. Before visiting, we recommend checking current details with the organizers — dates, venue, and other information may change. We are not responsible for any inaccuracies.

AU Australia — fuel prices

Updated: 19.09.2026

Unleaded 91

$1.69 /l

AUD2.38 · €1.47/l

113 of 167

pricier than 67% of countries

Premium 95

$1.82 /l

AUD2.55 · €1.58/l

58 of 101

pricier than 56% of countries

Premium 98

$1.89 /l

AUD2.65 · €1.64/l

17 of 28

pricier than 57% of countries

Diesel

$2.02 /l

AUD2.83 · €1.76/l

121 of 166

pricier than 72% of countries

Premium Diesel

$2.06 /l

AUD2.89 · €1.79/l

22 of 46

cheaper than 54% of countries

LPG

$1.04 /l

AUD1.46 · €0.91/l

39 of 55

pricier than 69% of countries

E85

$1.85 /l

AUD2.60 · €1.61/l

6 of 6

pricier than 83% of countries

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