Tiny House Vacation in Damascus, Virginia

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This is a tiny house vacation in Damascus, Virginia.

It’s a tiny home on wheels right on Creeper Trail.

From here, you’re two blocks from downtown Damascus.

The tiny house offers 203 square feet of space.

You also get private outdoor space with lounge chairs and more.

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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.

24 comments

  1. Knick-knacks on stairs are cute… oops… I just tripped and broke my neck in seventeen-dozen places.

  2. Finally, something nearer to my neck of the woods! So many of these tiny house vacations seem to be on the other coast, or in the Deep South.

    This one’s pretty nice….kitchen’s a bit small but I guess that space went to the table with the clever little gateleg extension. I do wonder what’s behind the curtain behind the couch?

    1. Hey Rue,

      Great question. Becca had a great idea to use that curtain as a pretty little blocker to hide our clothes. When we lived in it full-time we had our clothes back there. Access was easy and now our guests use it for their clothes as well.

  3. Love the feel of the livingroom with its carpet, wall curtains, and the sheers on the front door, very cozy. No one can really see in while napping on the lounge sofa. Kitchen, bath and loft all well done! I could live there:))

  4. I Love All the Tiny House, because they are all different and all Fascinating evidently reflect the Happiness Dream Realized.

  5. I think this is a very cute tiny house on wheels, although I am with Rev. Whats with the items on the stairs. It makes the stairs look too busy for one thing and they are a trip hazard for another lawsuit to be filed. Sorry but the nick nacks need to be on a shelf not the stairs.

    1. Have no fears. Those items are not on the steps. We love our guests and consider their safety as paramount. The stairs are unobstructed.

      Take care

      Tyler

  6. Nice to see a place that has a lounging area that doesn’t look like an afterthought. I also really like that the table is always available but can be expanded as needed. Beautifully done.

  7. Very pretty and well thought-out. May I ask where you purchased the wonderful sofa/lounge? That’s one of the nicest I’ve ever seen, so I would like to include it in my dream list. Thanks!

    1. We found the lounge sofa at IKEA. I always found they had creative and well-sized offerings for the Tiny House. The kitchen table is also an IKEA product.

  8. Your tiny home looks very inviting. Damascus is a wonderful destination for the outdoors lover with the Creeper Trail, Mt Rogers National Recreation Area, and Grayson Highlands State Park.

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