HANGOUT CANCELLED due to low registrations! Instead, everyone is welcome to a CLUB TALK on 11/19/25 at Rainbow's End Activity Center, Livingston TX, 9:30-11:30am.
Explore, Learn, Connect - A Weeklong Adventure in the Escapees' Hometown of Livingston, Texas!
Whether you’re a longtime member who thinks you’ve seen it all or just starting your journey on the open road, this is your chance to dive deeper into the Escapees lifestyle.
Spend the week getting firsthand insight into the many benefits of club membership, meet the dedicated staff who keep things running behind the scenes, ask your questions, and connect with fellow RVers who share your passion for adventure. It’ll be informative, welcoming, and above all - fun!
!!! Camping is NOT included in this Hangout Fee! I repeat, NOT included!!!
Campground details are below, so you can easily choose how long you wish to stick around.
Photo credit: Chris Litherland
Escapees Benefits
Curious about the Escapees Mail Service or had a Rainbow Drive address for years? Come visit your folder!
Legal expert Sam Burk will share guidance on domicile matters.
Meet face to face with the local Escapees RV Club Staff for some insights and ask all your education, technical, maintenance, communications, marketing, registration, community events and customer service questions. (Jim Koca, Mark Nemeth, Kim Wakefield, Cole Carter, Tammy Johnson).
Local Harvest Host 'Tempe Creek Winery' and Boondockers Welcome Host 'Dude's Divine Pines' will also come share their experiences as hosts and what makes a great guest in these programs!
Escapees CARE
Let the staff, residents and a volunteer of Escapees CARE tell you about their Residency, Respite and Volunteer Programs firsthand. Whether you need it now or one day, you'll be able to share details of this unique program, 'Kay's Dream', with other club members on the road!
We'll also lend a hand with some honey do's.
Local Environment
We'll visit and volunteer at Big Thicket National Preserve, America's 'first' national preserve, established back in 1974, protecting a biologically significant portion of the Piney Woods of SE Texas.
Take a time out with a day at Lake Livingston State Park, where you can fish one of the largest lakes in the state, hike quiet trails through the forest, geocache or drop a kayak in the water for a gentle paddle.
Photo credit: Texas Parks & Wildlife