We joint Escapees RV Club last December after we bought the RV. Mainly because most full timers recommended them as a good club to join and that it offers great mail forwarding service for those who want to base in Texas.
We filled out the needed paper work and got the 1583 Form filled and notarized at an UPS location. This mail forwarding service is only available to the Escapees RV Club members.
You will need two forms of ID that both has your signature on it and at least one with your photo on it. They would want photos copies of those. The instruction is pretty easy to follow, and they have very friendly staff that will answer your questions over the phone. They do not take fax applications, so you will need to either mail it in or go to their office.
We decided to drive out to Livingston, Texas in our RV to visit their headquarter and sign up for the mail forwarding service. As expected the staff was pleasant and they got us signed up and ready to go~
Then we went to the Escapees Rainbow’s End RV Park right next to the office and got a pull through site. One night pull through site for us, Escapees RV Club member, was only $14.50 + electricity! Not bad! They have wifi, but it is not free.
We had thunderstorm the next morning, so we waited till it stopped to get stuff packed away and take off. Overall, it was a decent campground and we won’t mind camping at another Rainbow’s End when we come across one.
