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Update: The Win a Weekender Competition 2022 has started, click here to see more details about the 2022 competition.

Enter the Let’s Go Caravan and Camping Weekender Competition for the opportunity to Win a Weekender and more.

Entry is open to residents of Australia (except WA).

To enter you must purchase and keep at least one of the followings news papers: The Daily Telegraph, The Saturday Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph (NSW); Herald Sun, Sunday Herald Sun, Geelong Advertiser (VIC); The Courier-Mail, The Sunday Mail, Cairns Post, Cairns Weekend Post, Townsville Bulletin, Weekend Bulletin, Toowoomba Chronicle (QLD); The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (SA); The Mercury, Sunday Tasmanian (TAS) or; NT News, Sunday Territorian (NT).

Next, go to winaweekender.com.au and complete the online entry form with your personal details and a code word found on the newspaper.

Entries close on 12 September, 2021. Winners will be selected at random.

Prizes

Major Prizes comprise:
- One first Major Prize winner nationally will win 1x Windsor Daintree motorhome valued at $126,990
- One second Major Prize winner nationally will win One (1) x Windsor Genesis Caravan valued at $64,490
24 Minor Prizes comprise:
- 15x Minor Prize winners (1 each day) nationally will each win one 1x Dometic prize pack valued $2,394.80
- 75x Minor Prize winners (5 each day) nationally will each win one 1x G’Day Park voucher valued $500
- 15x Minor Prize winners (1 each day) nationally will each win one 1x Apollo Rental voucher valued at $1,500

Competition period

The Let's Go Caravan and Camping Weekender Competition will conclude on 12 September, 2021.

Winners and competition results

Winners will be selected on 15 September, 2021 and will be notified by email email or phone.

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