A Tour of Rainbow's End Escapee's Park

The Escapee RV Club
Tours start in the
Club House

Teresa Moore, COO of

Escapees RV Club reviews

the Veterans Service Discount,

the Lamplighter Program,

the Escapee HOP Program.

Mark Nemeth, Safety Education
Director, tells the group about the
 Boot Camp & SmartWeigh Program.

Sherri Burks, General Manager

of Escapees RV Club encourages

us to stop at the office with

all questions.

Susie Gearing is our

tour guide.

Escapees RV Club has

an amazing library in

the Club House.

There's plenty of seating at

the Club House for luncheons,

cards, crafts.

Movies are on the big
screen TV.

A full kitchen is available

for meal preparations &

serving groups.

Susie takes us to 

Escapees Headquarters.

Stop in to ask questions,

sign up for member

services & discounts.

Headquarters proudly displays

the Polk County Enterprise 

article on Escapees' contributions

to Livingston.

First & second place ribbons from
Livingston Christmas Parades.

Escapees RV Club displays its

 2004 National Mature Media Award for
 marketing& communications to
 those 50 & over.

Advertising the Escapee HOP Program

We toured the mail facility (no photos allowed).  A mail truck from Houston comes in for members and is sorted into over 9,000 mail folders.  Packages are accepted and linked with members' mail folders. Outgoing mail is loaded on the mail truck and goes to Houston for further sorting and delivery across the country.  

Then we boarded the trolley

& toured the grounds.

This 1964 Chevrolet trolley was
refurbished by Escapee members.




As we tour Rainbow's End RV Park, Susie points out different types of living arrangements: deeded properties, Escapees Rainbow Parks Unlimited lots and short term parking sites.

Some deeded property

have homes.

Some have RV shelters

ERPU Lots come

with a shed.

Overnight parking spots...
Some have full hookups.

Some have water & electric
 but no sewer hookup.