CARAVAN RALLIES
CLUB RALLIES
A Club Caravan Rally is a social gathering of Club members, with their caravans, meeting at a common venue.
Caravan Rallies are held on a regular basis usually once a month and may run over a period of a few days to a week or more.
Members travel up to a few hundred kilometres to attend a rally.
All clubs have their own identity and are inderpendant.
STATE RALLIES
State Caravan Rallies are gatherings of all CCQ affiliated caravan clubs which are usually held each year, excepting when a National Rally is held.
State Rallies are usually hosted by the CCQ with assiatance from a number of the affiliated clubs.
Choice of venues and timing of the State Rallies will vary, depending on local events and will held in a different town each year.
Members of the affiliated caravan clubs are eligible to attend, members of interstate clubs affiliated with the CCQ eligible to attend id the venue permits.
NATIONAL RALLIES
Every three years, clubs affiliated with the various State Associations and the National Association of Caravan Clubs (NACC) meet at a National Caravan Clubs Rally.
The National Caravan Rallies are hosted by a State Caravan Association on a rotational basis and run for a period of up to ten days.
The first National Rally was held in Mildura in 1972 with 6 clubs and 200 caravans in attandance. In later years over 600 caravans have been in attandance.
