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Three motorhome gatherings are happening simultaneously in Brazil: in Ubarana (SP), Rio do Sul (SC), and Benedito Novo (SC). The events attract enthusiasts from different regions and countries.
In April 2026, several motorhome gatherings are taking place across Brazil. In Ubarana (São Paulo state), about 300 people gathered at Praia da Prainha. In Rio do Sul (Santa Catarina state), the annual meeting at Harry Hobus Park brought together 40 to 50 vehicles, with participants from Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, and Argentina. Entry is free for visitors, and registration for motorhome owners requires a donation of 1 kg of food.
Earlier, in November 2025, the first national motorhome rally was held in Benedito Novo (Santa Catarina state), organized for camping enthusiasts from across the country.
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The Prainha beach in Ubarana, São Paulo, is hosting a motorhome meetup this weekend. Campers and caravan enthusiasts from various regions of the count...
The Prainha beach in Ubarana, São Paulo, is hosting a motorhome meetup this weekend. Campers and caravan enthusiasts from various regions of the country are participating, with an estimated attendance of around 300 people.
The annual motorhome meetup is taking place at Harry Hobus Park in Rio do Sul. The event has gathered 40 to 50 vehicles, with participants from Santa ...
The annual motorhome meetup is taking place at Harry Hobus Park in Rio do Sul. The event has gathered 40 to 50 vehicles, with participants from Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, and Argentina. Public entry is free, while registration for motorhome owners requires a donation of 1 kg of non-perishable food.
The first National Motorhome and Camping Meeting is taking place in Benedito Novo, Brazil. The event, held in November 2025, serves as a gathering poi...
The first National Motorhome and Camping Meeting is taking place in Benedito Novo, Brazil. The event, held in November 2025, serves as a gathering point for camping enthusiasts from across the country.
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