This is the story of a family and their small bus conversion. They live and travel in an 18-foot Thomas short school bus. They’re @runawaymusbus on Instagram.
They are a husband and wife with their adopted 10-year-old daughter, legal guardian 6-year-old son, and their puppy. They live and travel all over the United States. They also shared an article called 7 tips to survive van life with kids that you might enjoy. Below is their bus and our interview with them.
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Family’s Short School Bus Conversion
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This is a lakefront shed turned vacation villa out of Kissimmee, Florida (near Orlando).
It comes with an outdoor BBQ grill. Inside, you’ll find a bathroom, mirror, kitchenette, and your daybed. Starts at $55/night and you can book on Airbnb. See more info below. What do you think? Pretty cool what you can do even with just a shed as a base, right?
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Lakefront Shed Turned Vacation Villa Tiny House
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This is a tiny floating chapel cottage near Sarasota, Florida. It’s right on the Manatee River out of Palmetto, Florida which is just north of Sarasota and is available to book via Glamping Hub.
Seems like it would be a really fun and one-of-a-kind place to stay. Not exactly tiny, but can still fit snuggly right into the small category. I sure wouldn’t mind getting to go see it in person someday! How about you?
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Floating Chapel Vacation Cottage near Sarasota on the Manatee River
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This is the Colonel Island Cottage near Savannah, Georgia.
It’s a rustic and beautiful cottage/cabin on Colonel’s Island in Midway, Georgia near Savannah. This home is available to book via Glamping Hub.
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Colonel Island Cottage Vacation
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This is the story of how a 23-year-old went tiny his own way using a 1991 32-foot Georgie Boy Motorhome that he bought for $1,800 and proceeded to renovate.
The end result is an affordable, mobile, and cozy motorhome that was built at a price that’s hard very hard to beat (a total cost of about $5,000). What do you think? Could a motorhome renovation be worth it? Here’s how Riley sees it.
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College graduate’s affordable 32-ft Georgie Boy motorhome renovation (Tour & interview)
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This is the Boho XL Wide Tiny House on Wheels from ESCAPE. It’s wider than normal which gives you space to walk around your main-floor queen bed. The exterior is finished with cypress with cedar trim and weather-steel panels.
When you walk inside, you can immediately see the extra space. I think lots of people are really going to fall in love with this design because it’s elegant, functional, affordable, and it comes from a reputable builder. Anyway, take a look and please let me know what you think in the comments. Also, for a limited time this unit is on sale over at ESCAPE. To check availability click here. Did I mention it’s available to order for the upcoming tiny house village in Tampa, Florida?
Boho XL Wide Tiny House from ESCAPE
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This is a tiny cabin in Hoodsport, Washington with land (.41 acres) for $198,500. When you walk inside, it’s an open floor-plan with a living room, fireplace, kitchen, and bath. Then you take the staircase up to the loft bedroom.
The property is listed on Zillow via Sharon Dolan with the M4 Real Estate Group. Please inquire via Zillow if you’re interested in a purchase or to make an offer. What do you think? How do you like this cabin’s design?
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Tiny Cabin in the Woods with Land in Hoodsport Washington for sale!
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This is Keith’s DIY off-road micro camper!
It’s a micro cabin on wheels that he built from scratch that makes for the perfect adventure vehicle. What do you think? Could a project like this be a good way to start building tiny? We think so…
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He built an off-road micro camper!
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This is a lightweight handcrafted micro camper built by American Wagon Company out of Willamina, Oregon.
I learned about them thanks to Jenna over at Tiny House Giant Journey who posted about them on her Instagram and so I was excited to share it with you because it looks like a great solution for a lightweight travel trailer that looks and feels like a tiny house or cabin. What do you think?
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American Wagon Company’s Lightweight Micro Campers (Hand-built in the USA)
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