Scamp

About Scamp

Scamp Trailers is manufactured by Eveland's Inc., a family-owned company based in Backus, Minnesota. Production began in 1971 under founder Duane Eveland, who initially built trailers for Boler American before launching the independent Scamp brand later that year after Boler went out of business. The company builds lightweight, hard-shell fiberglass travel trailers in 13', 16', and 19' lengths, plus newer Scamp X and Scamp Lite models, sourcing materials within the United States. Leadership has passed through three generations of the Eveland family; Micah Eveland has served as President since 2020.

How they build

Scamp emphasizes lightweight, aerodynamic fiberglass construction that keeps trailers towable by small cars, SUVs, and minivans, prioritizing durability, fuel efficiency, and simplicity of use over size.

• Lightweight fiberglass shells
• 13'/16'/19' travel trailers
• Family-owned, USA-built
• High resale value
• Scamp Rally owner community

Milestones

1. 1971Duane Eveland begins building trailers for Boler American; after Boler folds in 1972, Eveland's Inc. launches the independent Scamp brand
2. 197816' Scamp model introduced
3. 198119' fifth-wheel Scamp model introduced
4. 1989Duane Eveland retires; son Kent Eveland becomes general manager and later President
5. 2006An electrical fire destroys the main Scamp factory; rebuilt as a 37,000-sq-ft facility by December 2006
6. 2024Scamp opens its first depot, a sales/parts/service showroom facility in Phoenix, AZ