Canoe Bay Village Lakeside Homes in Wisconsin: Tour Them at Escape’s Open House Weekend

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For the first time, Escape is offering a Canoe Bay Village Open House Weekend. It’s a two-night stay at the village in Wisconsin, with all meals included, a tour of the few homes still available, and possibly a tour of the Escape factory. Escape is running it on only two weekends this fall, and it’s offering it only to Tiny House Talk readers and its mailing list. Here’s what’s included and how the fee works.


Two Weekends Only

Escape says the offer is available only on the last weekend of October and the second weekend of November. It isn’t posted online. Escape says it’s only for people on its mailing list, and you reserve by emailing Escape’s sales team.

What the Weekend Includes

The weekend includes two nights of lodging and all meals. Taxes, tips and beverages are extra. Escape says you may even be able to stay in one of the Canoe Bay Village homes, but availability for that is very limited.

During the stay, you’ll tour the few homes left for sale at Canoe Bay Village. That includes the new Glass House, if it’s still available. Escape says you may also be able to tour the Escape factory.

Escape Shoreline XL tiny home exterior overlooking Lost Lake at Canoe Bay Village
Image courtesy of Canoe Bay Village / Escape

How Ownership Works at Canoe Bay Village

Escape describes ownership at Canoe Bay Village as simple. No realtor, no property taxes, no HOA, and the homes come fully furnished and turnkey. We’ve showcased several, including the Glass House at Lot 27, which has a 32-foot wall of glass, and the Shoreline XL at Lot 26 on Lost Lake.

Cedar-lined screened porch of an Escape Glass House at Canoe Bay Village with fall views
Photo courtesy of Escape / Canoe Bay Village

Pricing Details

According to Escape’s email to its mailing list:

  • Open House Weekend: $995 for two nights of lodging and all meals, which Escape says is a savings of up to $500
  • Not included: Taxes, tips and beverages
  • Buy within seven days: If you purchase a Canoe Bay Village home within seven days of your tour, your $995 Open House weekend is free

Also From Escape: The eVista XL Limited

The same email also mentions Escape’s one-of-a-kind eVista XL Limited, which is loaded with upgrades and available now with free delivery. Escape has been building tiny homes since 1993.

Highlights

  • Escape’s first-ever Canoe Bay Village Open House Weekend
  • Offered only on the last weekend of October and the second weekend of November
  • Two nights of lodging and all meals; taxes, tips, and beverages are extra
  • A chance to stay in a village home, subject to very limited availability
  • Tours of the few remaining homes, including the new Glass House if it’s still available, and possibly the Escape factory
  • No realtor, no property taxes, and no HOA, with fully furnished, turnkey homes
  • $995 for the weekend, which is free if you buy a home within seven days of your tour

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

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