Backcountry Tiny Homes

When designing a custom tiny home, our designers always ask, what rooms will you spend the majority of your time in?

For many, the living room is their home's epicenter. It's where you can unwind after a long day, enjoy a meal, craft, game, entertain, and more. In a space meant for relaxing, good seating is a must!

While the utmost most important thing for your couch to be is comfortable, it can still do more. Sleeper sofas are a great way to fit in a guest sleeping space, or perhaps you'd like to plan for extra hidden storage.

How would you want to maximize your living room?

Who else is looking forward to some summer reading in hammocks or on beaches?

This 28-foot-long by 8.5-foot wide tiny home on wheels comes equipped with more than enough book storage for any book lover, calming green cabinetry, and a luxurious bathroom with an LED arched vanity and Japanese soaking tub. The Library model would be where I'd want to unwind after a hot day or hide away with my books during a rainy one.

Could you see yourself calling our Library model home?

Interested in learning where you can park a tiny home on wheels? Thanks to the fact that all of our homes are permanently affixed to their trailers, you've got options!

If you're interested in traveling with your home, you can park in RV parks or ACOE parks across the country. You can also look into tiny home communities, renting land, or buying land in the area where you hope to stay.

Check out our website's 'Find Land' page under the 'Resources' tab to learn more. While you can read more about parking, you can also browse the different database links to see what communities or parks may be in an area that interests you!

Where's the first place you'd look to park your tiny home?

Need a small vacation home to use while enjoying the outdoors in the summer? This 4-season bunkhouse brings comfort to the backcountry. Take a look at this model, The Little Lodge.

While only 20-feet long, this tiny home neatly fits a kitchenette, a drop-leaf table for dining and playing games, a daybed, a wrap around storage shelf nestled near its skylight and clerestory windows, a wood burning stove, a standing shower, a composting toilet, a combo washer/dryer, AND an entry porch.

This tiny home not only makes the most out of limited space for its resident but also brings the outdoors in. Check out our website to learn more about it like pricing or towing needs!