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The 3rd Encontro de Motorhomes in Ribeirão Pires, Brazil, brought together over 140 motorhomes. The three-day event at Capela do Pilar attracted visitors from across the country.
The 3rd Encontro de Motorhomes in Ribeirão Pires, Brazil, gathered over 140 motorhomes. The event lasted three days at Capela do Pilar (also known as Capela do Pila) and attracted participants from various regions. It was organized by the local administration and groups Karabina Home Tour, Irmãos na Estrada, and Motorhome Vandeka.
The program included concerts, dancing, bingo, a traditional community meal, and a charity fair. Entry required 2 kg of food or pet food. Participants had access to electricity (220 V, without air conditioners, hair dryers, or air fryers), water, showers, and toilets. Personal speakers were allowed only until 11 PM, and pets had to be on a leash. Organizers noted the event boosted the city's tourism potential.
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The 3rd Encontro de Motorhomes took place in Ribeirão Pires, Brazil, attracting over 140 motorhomes. The three-day event was held at Capela do Pila an...
The 3rd Encontro de Motorhomes took place in Ribeirão Pires, Brazil, attracting over 140 motorhomes. The three-day event was held at Capela do Pila and drew visitors from various regions of the country. Organizers noted that the gathering reinforced the city's tourism potential.
Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Meeting from July 4 to 7. The event takes place near Capela do Pilar, with entry requiring 2 kg of...
Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Meeting from July 4 to 7. The event takes place near Capela do Pilar, with entry requiring 2 kg of non-perishable food or pet food. Program includes concerts, dancing, bingo, and a fair. Electricity (220 V, no high-consumption devices), water, and restrooms are provided.
From June 4 to 7, Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Meeting at Capela do Pilar. The event gathers participants from various regions,...
From June 4 to 7, Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Meeting at Capela do Pilar. The event gathers participants from various regions, featuring concerts, a community meal, and a charity food drive. Entry requires a donation of 2 kg of non-perishable food or pet food. Infrastructure includes 220V electricity, water, showers, and toilets, but high-consumption appliances are banned.
From June 4 to 7, 2026, Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Meeting near the Pilar Chapel. The event is organized by the local governm...
From June 4 to 7, 2026, Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Meeting near the Pilar Chapel. The event is organized by the local government and groups Karabina Home Tour, Irmãos na Estrada, and Motorhome Vandeka. Entry requires 2 kg of non-perishable food or pet food. Facilities include electricity (220V), water, toilets, and showers. High-consumption appliances (AC, hair dryers, air fryers) are banned; personal speakers allowed until 11 PM; pets must be leashed.
From June 4 to 7, Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Gathering. The event takes place near Capela do Pilar, entry requires 2 kg of no...
From June 4 to 7, Ribeirão Pires (Brazil) will hold the 3rd Motorhome Gathering. The event takes place near Capela do Pilar, entry requires 2 kg of non-perishable food or pet food. Program includes concerts, bingo, dancing, and a community table. Electricity (220 V, no AC or hair dryers), water, and showers are provided.
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