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Escape Travel Trailers, what are the customization options?

ByKara Smalls

Escape Travel Trailer offers a lot of ways you can customize your camper.

Their slogan is “Built for You”. When you view all the options you can pick from, you’ll soon see that the slogan is fitting. You will not be getting a cookie cutter every-trailer-is-like the other experience with an Escape.

  • Three types of cabinetry materials, oak, maple or contemporary (painted).
  • Seven flooring options to choose from.
  • Seven fabric options for the upholstery. You have the option of ordering custom fabric and having it shipped to Escape for installation.
  • Seven countertop options and four countertop trim options
  • Seventeen color options for the outside decals

Escape offers “Post Production Options” that allow some upgrades/modifications to be made before delivery

This means that if you forgot something in your original build sheet…you can possibly have it added once your trailer is off the production line, but still at the factory. There is a cost, so it’s a good idea to do the absolute best you can to have everything you want listed on the initial build sheet.

Escape has a YouTube video that outlines the “Post Production” process and all that is involved.

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