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Old 07-05-2010, 06:57 PM   #1
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I saw a new Trillium in the Badlands during our summer vacation, I was soooo jealous.

So, I came back and looked on-line for new Trilliums and came up with two websites which seems unrelated, but both show a Trillium camper. One features the Outback, while the other features a 1300 and 4500.

What is the deal?

Anyone purchased either of the smaller campers yet?

In terms of fit and finish, how do they compare to Scamp, Casita, Bigfoot?

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Old 07-05-2010, 07:22 PM   #2
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The Outback Trillium is manufactured in Canada: Outback Trillium

Trillium RV is manufactured in the US: Trillium RV

Different manufacturers.

We have members that have purchased trailers from both manufacturers.

Confusing huh?

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Old 06-30-2011, 05:14 PM   #3
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Just found this post through the new grouping of Trillium.

We have a relatively new 2009 Trillium 1300 made in USA and we love it

I don't like to compare to other brands on posting because there are persons with other brands who love their trailers just as much. I will say I am glad we bought a Trillium..
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Old 06-30-2011, 08:22 PM   #4
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Hi: Ben Kadas... We have an Escape 5th. wheel. http://www.escapetrailer.com They also make a 15', 17', 19', trailer. It is a kissin' cousin of the original Trillium as you can see in my pic. I like the Trillium style of trailer rather than the Boler/ Scamp style as they look and feel roomier inside!!! For my $$$'s fit and finish is EVERYTHING.
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