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Queensland Outdoor Adventure Expo 2024

Start date
26-28 July 2024
Location
Australia, Glenview, Toowoomba Showgrounds Caravan Park, Glenvale

Queensland Outdoor Adventure Expo runs July 26-28, 2024 at Toowoomba Showgrounds in Glenvale. The event showcases outdoor gear, RVs, trailers, 4x4s, fishing equipment and tourism offers.

The Outdoor Sportsman Showcase features expert guidance on hunting, fishing and adventure activities. Visitors can explore interactive displays and community meetups.

Location

Australia, Glenview, Toowoomba Showgrounds Caravan Park, Toowoomba Showgrounds, Glenvale Rd, Glenvale QLD 4350, Australia

-27.558387, 151.8728593

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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.

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