With caravanning, camping and driving holidays continuing to flourish in popularity, the Orana Outdoor Show is the place to be later this month to find out more about things to make these pastimes easier, simpler, and much more comfortable.

It’s also timely given that late last month the NSW government launched a bold new roadmap it hopes will turbocharge the state’s visitor economy, with a clear target to generate $91 billion in annual visitor expenditure, some of which will certainly come from the off-road and road-tripping sector.

Orana Outdoor Show spokesperson Dean Lieschke hopes the wide variety of exhibitors – around 150 – will encourage even more people to attend this year’s event. More than 8000 people are expected to pass through the gates at the Dubbo Showground for the three-day event from September 19-21.

“There's a lot of different value [for attendees] depending on what you're after,” Mr Lieschke said.

“Some people use our shows as research for purchasing caravans. Others are just after more basic stuff, like a fire pit or some camping gear,” he added.

“For others, it's like, ‘oh, my fishing rod’s getting a bit old.’ So it really does vary between individuals as to what they're after.”

The free entertainment is also a big drawcard at the Orana Outdoor Show. The EV Bike Evolution will premiere at this years show, with Flair Action Sports team members Jack and Roy demonstrating the EV Bikes.

The Australian Travelling Fish Show is also another must-see, with “Cookie” teaching event-goers how to catch instead of just fish, as well as camp oven cooking demonstrations. With loads of free car parking, a great selection of food and light refreshments and plenty of seating to relax and mull over any decisions, it’s something the whole family can enjoy.

Attendees could also win a $3000 camping package from Dubbo Automotive and Dubbo 4x4 and by following event organisers Rural Scene Promotions on social media, readers can win free passes to the show.