More than 20,000 visitors expected at Peterborough Show

The National Motorhome Show, which returns to Peterborough’s East of England Showground on April 27 to 29, is considered not only to be the leading outdoor motorhome event but also the largest with over 320 exhibitors and 20,000 visitors expected over the weekend.

The organisers expect more than 20,000 visitors to flock to the event, which will have all the major motorhome manufacturers represented by leading UK dealers. There will be over 800 new and pre-owned motorhomes on show catering for all budgets including entry-level to top-of-the-range vehicles. Many of the well-established accessory suppliers will also be present.

Once again, MMM subscribers can enjoy the comfort of their own members’ lounge and claim a free cup of tea or coffee. The MMM lounge will be open over the three days and members can also benefit from the various club offers in this exclusive area.

New for 2012 will be a series of FREE seminars over two days covering topics such as buying a motorhome, how to protect your motorhome and its contents from thieves, advice on payloads and how to prepare for travelling abroad.

Some camping tickets are still available, which include four nights’ camping, three days of shopping and a full entertainment programme.

The National Motorhome Show has a reputation for delivering a quality entertainment programme and 2012 will be no different. This year’s entertainers include comedian and singer, Joe Longthorne, music from The Rocking Berries, Ricky Valance & the Valantines, Little Miss Sixties and illusionists Van Buren & Co. Further entertainment will also be provided from acts such as The Ivy League, Keep it Cash, Todd Miller & the Joe Loss Orchestra and singers, Deja Vu, Darren Busby and a Tribute to the Greats with tributes to Elvis Presley, Englebert Humperdinck and Buddy Holly and The Crickets.

To book your weekend away or for more information on the show, go to www.nationalmotorhomeshow.co.uk Alternatively, telephone 01778-391123 (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm).

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