She Converted Two Vintage Trailers into Her Tiny Home Oasis

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It took a pandemic to make Julie’s dream of living tiny a reality, but now she and her four special needs rescue dogs live in her 2018 Gulfstream Vintage Cruiser, and her second redone vintage trailer that’s her yoga studio.

I love the idea of the second trailer, because it doesn’t need electricity or plumbing, but gives you room to really stretch and relax that’s missing in many littler tinies and RVs.

Enjoy the awesome video tour and interview with Julie done by Tiny Homes Tours below! Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Pet Sanctuary and Yoga Studio in Two Vintage RVs

She Converted Two Vintage Trailers into Her Tiny Home Oasis
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Her trailer has a vintage feel with all the modern amenities (like A/C).

She Converted Two Vintage Trailers into Her Tiny Home Oasis
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The secondary trailer is a perfect spot for yoga!

She Converted Two Vintage Trailers into Her Tiny Home Oasis
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Julie likes to come here for peace and quiet, as do her rescue dogs.

She Converted Two Vintage Trailers into Her Tiny Home Oasis
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What more could her pups want?

She Converted Two Vintage Trailers into Her Tiny Home Oasis
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VIDEO: Single Mom & Her Dual Vintage Travel Trailer System

Highlights:

  • 2018 Gulfstream Vintage Cruiser
  • Shares home with four special needs rescue dogs
  • Macerator makes waste disposal easy
  • Second trailer is her yoga studio

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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6 comments

  1. Always good when a plan works out. Are you on a trailer park/RV campground? Seems to be a spacious lot to park 2 trailers and personal vehicle. Most limit number of dogs. Sewer hook up, water/elec as well?

  2. What a great find with those trailers. I love everything about them. The colors are fabulous and they have that character to them that brings with it a comforting atmosphere. You and your little dog look very relaxed and happy there.
    I’m wanting to move close to my kids and grand babies in a tiny home of some kind. I think tiny homes allow a lot more personality to be showcased within the living space unlike larger open spaced homes that look cookie cutter. Thanks for the inspiration.

  3. Both Trailors are nice in side. I do Yoga but I also slip at times. I like how they did this. And dog lovers is a huge plus.

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