Unlimited Off-Road American Show and Expo

[Josh]

June 5-7th, 2015 is the Unlimited Off-Road Expo at the Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky. This looks like an amazing event and I'm hoping to go!

Check out the event flyer!

Anyone taking their RV? Here's the info straight from their site:

RV Parking (with and without connections) and Tent Camping
For RV Parking with connections 30 or 50 amp call the KEC to reserve at 502-367-5380 More info available here online: [COLOR=rgb(0.000000%, 0.000000%, 100.000000%)]http://www.kyfairexpo.org/aboutUs.html[/COLOR]
$50/ night
First come first serve- no assigned spots
Showers and restrooms available
Limited water and sewer hookups but there is water and sewer on site
No tents in the RV Parking area
RV Parking comes with in/out access to the KEC
For RV Parking without hookups there are a limited number of spaces in the lot next to the Race Course (across from the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
First come-first serve basis. We cannot guarantee or reserve any spots within this lot except for racers and pit crews since they need to be with their trailer and rigs.
No showers available. Porta Pottys available.
No water or sewer hookups and no dumping of any waste allowed. Garbage cans will be located throughout so please keep it clean and leave it the way you found it!
Tents are allowed in the RV Parking area. Spaces may be on grass or pavement.
No parking pass into KEC included ($8/day to enter the KEC – it is possible to walk in for no fee)

[Josh]

Unfortunately I didn't make it in 2015 but the dates for the 2016 show are set and I hope to make it this time! Mark your calendars for June 3rd - 5th, 2016.

Press release from 2015:

"166,000 sq. ft. indoors, 5 acres outdoors and 3 days of race action
– with over 13,120 visitors and almost 200 exhibitors the UOR Expo 2015 has exceeded the industry’s
expectations by far. The City of Louisville, the Kentucky Exposition Center and even the Louisville
Metropolitan Police Department have been great supporters with their efforts to host the community of
4x4 enthusiasts from all over the country. Marketing and last year’s success had great impact on the
number of new visitors, just as much as the re-designed obstacle course that was opened to public
“wheeling” for the weekend."