Grand Ascape Plus by Aliner

The newest member of the ASCAPE family by Aliner is THE GRAND ASCAPE + PLUS! The market spoke up and asked for a version of the ASCAPE that didn't include the shower, but retained a bathroom function. So, Aliner went to the engineering board and made it happen! Check it out with PJ from Princess Craft RV!
Princess Craft RV website: princesscraft.com
Sale price FOR THE EXACT UNIT IN THE VIDEO AT THE TIME OF VIDEO RELEASE: $24,995
MSRP FOR THE EXACT UNIT IN THE VIDEO: $33,014
SPECIFICATIONS
Unloaded Vehicle Weight 1,650 lbs.
Hitch Weight 230 lbs.
Cargo Carrying Capacity 750 lbs.
Exterior Length 14’
Exterior Box Width 75"
Exterior Overall Width 79"
Exterior Height 8' 4"
Interior Height 6' 4"
LP Capacity 40 lbs.
Fresh Water 11 gallons
Grey Water 13 gallons
Bed Size 77” x 72”
Note: "weight" and "dry hitch weight" are approximate values.
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Outside Shower
Zamp Solar Port
Plastoform Double Pane Windows
Cassette Toilet
23" Flat Screen TV
Atwood 18,000 btu Furnace
Dometic 3.0 3-way Refrigerator
Suburban Water Heater
Dometic Flush Mount 2 Burner Stove
Dometic Flush Mount Sink
Range Hood with Vent Fan
Built-In Mircowave
Shurflo Electric Water Pump
Coleman Mach 8 Roof Mount A/C
Dual Propane Tanks
2500 lb Dexter Torison Axle
Thule Awning
STANDARD FEATURES ON ALL ASCAPE CAMPERS:
LED Running Lights
Automotive Finish
10" Electric Brakes
Robotically welded, E-coated frame
13" Aluminum Wheels with full size spare
Dexter 2500lb independent torsion axle
4 Stabilizer Jacks
13 Gallon Grey Water Tank
E-Z lube hubs
18000 btu Furnace
Surburban 6 gallon porcelain lined water heater
Shurflo Electric Water Pump
Shurflo Electric Water Pump
Detachable power cord
Dropped Floor for increased Interior Height
Solid Maple Hard-Wood Cabinet Doors
Video Details:
Host/Presenter: PJ Buerger
Videography/Editing/Production: Clint Sandberg
recorded on location at: Princess Craft RV, Round Rock, TX

[@keithkimbrell8616]

I think we should see your 6’4” cameraman walk through the interior of all of your camper reviews so those of us who are 5’10” plus can get a good feel for how we would fit in the camper. Still I really enjoy your tours.

[@kingsgirl1182]

I just love PJ ❤ and all of her videos

[@stephenpereira6239]

ME TOO!

[@pierredaigneault5615]

ME THREE! LOL

[@wynnkidsnannylorivance4111]

We all love you PJ and Princess Craft!!!!!

[@ravenm.]

Came here for PJ, stayed for the camper.

[@karenjordan2208]

Great video! Answered all my questions 😊

[@pierredaigneault5615]

PJ knows her stuff and no " humms and aaahh " !

[@conniewaite1371]

Fire extinguisher could have been put on the other side of the door.shoudnt have it next to a hot stove anyway.if stove flares up ,you could be burned reaching for it

[@joanhebert5420]

She's a pro!

[@GHE2005]

The Grand Escape looks really nice. There's a way to mod that bathroom area for a shower too. That 50 watts is nothing. Even a 100w will not do, why so little? U created a light way that could go any where and with all the bless & whistles that solar panels will fail on a cloudy day. I'm not 1 to camp in a camp with sure power. I would buy beefier tiers for more off-road travel. Move the TV under 5he counter & it swivel. Flip tv up into the bottom cabinet. Move the fire extinguisher horizontal position. I would buy The Grand Escape. 👍🏾

[@robintaylor1084]

Why did they put the screen at the bottom and the blackout shade at the top? It should be the other way around so nobody can look in at the bottom of your Window. no Privacy

[@conniewaite1371]

They made a booboo on the countertops too.they placed 2 rounded corners together .where toliet meets cupboard.

[@hymlog]

....PJ ...GREAT JOB! ...But The ASCAPE family by Aliner Needs a Price Adjustment..... $25,000 Dollars WITHOUT a Truck? $9,995 MAX!!

[@pierredaigneault5615]

This one is for me, whatever the added cost because of build quality, and as a retired solo traveler, there is a lot of storage I would miss on weeklong trips. The ST model has a tiny shower. Plus it takes more time to wipe dry the wetbath than taking the shower itself. Cassette use for me would be mainly for night time or rainy days and I'd rather use a shower tent with the outside outlet or the campground facility . (modified to correct typos: English is my second language and I use 2 fingers to type)

[@richardmorrow5060]

I thin the cassette toilet is a wonderful invention.

[@glenchilada]

Wish they'd just put a 5000btu window unit on the wall by the door and put a maxxfan on the roof. There's no need for a 9000btu AC in a space that size.

[@dcross6360]

Show us that Mantis in the background

[@ulgebekaroglu4462]

What is the price?

[@PrincessCraft]

Please see the video description.

[@tlafleur8433]

$26,495

[@zensukai]

The RV industry has gone insane ... $25,000 for this ... are you mad?

[@angelmission]

Yeah, so insane I will pass! Once people stop buying at these ridiculous prices, maybe they will get more affordable again. Just a few years ago you could buy a real nice camper for less than 16,000 brand new.

[@zensukai]

@@angelmission 100% agree with you there, great point!

[@timschutte6924]

I dig it but at least have a wet bath. And a cassette toilet.

[@pierredaigneault5615]

It DOES have a cassette toilet and the ST model is the same floorplan WITH a shower in place of the lower cabinet. and you also loose 2 of the 3 upper cabinets on that side. That is a lot of storage you will miss for a tiny shower. I'd rather use a shower tent with the outside shower outlet. Watch the difference video from PJ at kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZDcgH1rqbakbdk

[@koulo4051]

Eat where you sleep and poop where you eat? That would be a no for me!