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EarthCruiser owners to gather in Broken Hill

OWNERS of the iconic EarthCruiser Motorhomes are gearing up for an adventure, with Broken Hill chosen as the official destination for their annual gathering.

Taking place from April 11 to 15, the event is expected to draw over 80 people with around 40 EarthCruisers from every state and territory in Australia travelling down for the event.

They’re setting up camp at the Broken Hill Racecourse, transforming it into a temporary village of travel enthusiasts.

Travellers will have the opportunity to explore Broken Hill and surrounds, with excursions planned to Menindee, local galleries, historical sites, and the famous outback scenery the region is known for.

Throughout the event, the group will take part in a mix of social activities, workshops, and informal chats to get to know other EarthCruiser owners from around Australia.

A highlight of the weekend will be the open day, set to be held on Sunday, April 13, where members of the public are invited to visit the racecourse and get an up close look at the impressive vehicles, and learn about what it’s like to live and travel in one.

It’s set to be a weekend of adventure, fun, learning, and camaraderie.

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