The Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show

At The Caravan, Camping and Motorhome Show you can compare motorhomes, campervans, caravans, tents, awnings, holiday homes and camping accessories from more than 420 exhibitors, spread across 19 acres in Halls 1 to 5 at NEC Birmingham. This consumer exhibition is organised by NCC Events Ltd, which describes it as the UK’s biggest start-of-year showcase for the sector.

The 2027 show

You have six days to choose from, with the next edition running from Tuesday 16 to Sunday 21 February 2027 and open from 10am to 6pm each day. Other February events at the NEC include Spring Fair from 7 February 2027 and the Ice Cream & Artisan Food Show, which starts there on 9 February 2027.

Tickets and admission

You pay less by booking ahead, and your ticket includes car parking at the NEC.

• Advance tickets cost £13.95 until 23:59 on 15 February 2027; after that the price is £19.95, subject to availability, including at the gate.
• A £1.25 transaction fee is added once per order, however many tickets it holds.
• Each ticket is valid for one named day only, so a two-day visit needs two tickets. Tickets are non-refundable.
• Car parking at the NEC is included in the ticket price.
• Children under 16 go free with a paying adult but still need a ticket, with a limit of two children per adult.
• A carer accompanying a registered disabled visitor who holds a paid ticket is admitted free.
• Pets are not allowed, though assistance dogs are welcome.

You can leave and come back on the same day with a hand stamp, and all speaker talks are free with no booking needed.

What you can compare

You can compare products across the nine areas NCC Events lists: campervans, motorhomes, caravans, awnings, tents, marine and watercraft, holiday caravans and lodges, accessories, and destinations. For 2027 the organiser highlights a larger range of campervans and micro campers for comparing layouts and interiors.

Motorhomes

You can see hundreds of new models on display, the organiser says, from compact panel vans and low-profile coachbuilts to over-cab family layouts, A-class models and American RVs. Named manufacturers and dealers include Adria, Bailey of Bristol, Auto-Trail, Swift, Roller Team, Frankia, Auto-Sleepers, Chausson, Knaus, Weinsberg, Rapido, Carthago, Morelo, Mega Mobil and Lowdhams.

Tent and Camping Hall

You can walk among more than 150 pitched tents in a dedicated hall, covering poled, inflatable, pop-up, bell, rooftop and trailer tents, plus lightweight one-person tents for bikepacking and backpacking. Brands listed for this hall include Vango, Kampa, Outwell, Coleman, Easy Camp, Zempire, Snow Peak, Dometic, Trigano, Tentbox, Roof Space and Holawild.

Holidays, advice and talks

You can research and book holidays with UK and European campsites, holiday parks, tourist boards and destinations. More events in this field appear under travel and tourism. Holiday caravans, lodges and park homes are also on display. The organiser promises free expert advice on owning a campervan, motorhome or caravan, along with celebrity guests, talks and free activities.

Exhibiting

If you are a manufacturer, dealer or brand, you can enquire about a stand through the organiser’s contact page, as these make up the show’s exhibitors. The show site publishes no stand packages or prices. First-time exhibitors weighing up the cost may find our guides to building an exhibition budget and shell scheme or space only useful. Vehicle suppliers may also look at the Commercial Vehicle Show, held at the NEC from 20 April 2027.

Getting there and on-site

You can reach the show by rail, air or motorway, and the site has picnic areas, EV charging and hotels close by. The NEC is a five-minute covered walk from Birmingham International railway station, and Birmingham Airport connects to the station by the Air-Rail Link. Drivers reach the site from the M42, M40 and M6, but the venue postcode does not lead to the show’s car park, so follow event signs once on site. NEC car parks open from 7am to 11pm, and a free shuttle bus runs between them and the halls. Overnight parking is not permitted and there is no campsite at the show, although the show site has a campsites page and the NEC campus has seven hotels within walking distance. The NEC has 22 slow EV charging points, and the show has picnic areas. More events in the city are listed on our Birmingham trade shows page.

Source: ccmshow.co.uk, ccmshow.co.uk/faq, thenec.co.uk/events, thenec.co.uk/visitors/getting-here