How can I buy a Scamp?
For a free brochure, current prices, additional information, or to order your new Scamp please call Sales at our toll free number, 800.346. 4962.
How much does Scamp cost?
A brand new Scamp costs around $15,590 for the fundamental 13′ model, $20,890 for 16′, and $23,090 for 19′. You can find these prices in the 2021 NADA guide, but pricing varies widely. Scamps earn their price tags according to the floor plan and seller-chosen options since all Scamp campers are custom-made.
Is Scamp still in business?
Years ago I remember seeing a display of Scamps at the state fair. These egg-shaped fiberglass trailers have been made in Backus, Minnesota, since the mid-1970s. They’re still in production today, the company run by the second generation of the Eveland family.
How much is a 16ft Scamp?
How much does a 16 foot Scamp cost?
| Model | Average Price (with no add-ons) |
|---|---|
| Scamp 16′ Deluxe | $11,600 to $19,200 |
| Scamp 16′ Standard | $9,100 to $15,000 |
| Scamp 16′ Standard Front Dinette | $9,400 to $15,500 |
Does a Scamp have a bathroom?
This model can also be equipped with a bath and is now available with rooftop AC. The side bathroom allows the trailer to sleep four people, while the larger front bathroom replaces the sofa/bunk bed. This Scamp is a comfortable place to spend a couple of days or a couple of weeks.
Are Scamp campers good?
They’re also highly fuel-efficient because of their aerodynamic design. The size and design make towing a Scamp camper much easier than pulling another kind of travel trailer. Scamp campers are also durable and well-built. Some campers built in the 1970s are still on the road today.
Can a Subaru Forester tow a scamp trailer?
Most RV trailers are too heavy for a Subaru Forester, but this doesn’t mean there aren’t some safe options. These travelers tow a Scamp Camper with their Subaru.
Are Scamp Trailers any good?
What is the meaning of Scamp?
Definition of scamp. (Entry 1 of 2) 1 : rascal, rogue. 2 : an impish or playful young person.
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