Amanda and her three teenage children decided to go tiny in a school bus conversion about three years ago. It took them about 18 months to convert the bus into a home on wheels, and they’ve been traveling in it for another 18 months.
The bus has many reclaimed and recycled features, which is one of the ways they kept costs down. They have plenty of seating in the living room so all the kids are comfortable, and a compact bathroom that meets their needs. Watch their inspirational tour below!
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Their $30K Bus Conversion Took 1.5 Years
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This is a tiny house on wheels on 5 acres in Concord, Maine, near Bingham. It has access to Little Houston Brook (steps from the tiny house).
It’s a fifth-wheel (gooseneck) tiny home with cabin finishes that offers 272 square feet of living space and a mudroom add-on. It’s listed on Zillow for $150,000. What do you think?
Tiny House on Wheels with 5 Acres in Bingham, Maine
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Caitlin left a large traditional home after a divorce and moved into a custom-built van conversion that met all her needs. She credits the transition with improving her mental health, finding freedom in downsizing and minimizing her belongings.
Despite going tiny, she didn’t sacrifice comfort. Her van, named “Vanastasia,” features a wet bathroom with an Airhead composting toilet, quartz countertops, and even a dishwasher—which she appreciates because it uses minimal water. The build was completed by Boujie Builds from Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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Custom Van with Bathroom and Dishwasher
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This is a 2014 Ram ProMaster 2WD cabin van conversion for $32,000 in Bozeman, Montana.
It’s listed at Van Life Trader with 191,000 miles on the odometer. It features a propane heater, a 20-gallon water storage tank, a 10-gallon grey water tank, and a solar power system.
$32K Ram ProMaster Cabin Van by Dans Vans in Montana
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This is a 2016 Ford Club Wagon 2WD van conversion with 87,000 miles on the odometer. This high-top van seats five and sleeps two at 17 miles per gallon fuel efficiency.
It’s listed for sale on Van Life Trader for $60,000 out of Florida. It’s a Ford Transit 350 XLT with a high roof, eco-boost 3.5L engine, tow package, swivel seats, two Max Air fans, Yeti power system, Dometic refrigerator with a freezer, insulation, and sound dampening, a Thule roof rack and awning. Sherrod Custom Van and Truck in Waycross, Georgia, completed the interior.
Ford Transit 350 XLT Van Conversion in Florida for $60K
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This is the Rocky Mountain Tiny House plan by Tiny Easy. It’s a 30′ x 10′, 300-square-foot tiny home on wheels that sleeps up to two people.
The house is designed to be built on a trailer for mobility and flexibility and features a 10-foot-wide design for extra comfort and livability.
30′ x 10′ Rocky Mountain Tiny House Plans
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This is to announce Deek’s treehouse building workshop in Palermo, Maine, August 17-18, 2024, in collaboration with the Maine Maker’s Society.
This event is limited to 20 people, and attendees will learn the basics of building a tiny treehouse, creative building techniques, how to source reclaimed materials, and safe tool use practices.
Backyard Treehouse Building Workshop with Derek Diedricksen in Palermo, Maine
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This is to announce Derek “DEEK” Diedricksen’s Tiny House Summer Camp #11, held in the Barton/Orleans, Vermont, area from September 13 to 15, 2024.
There may be a few spots left; if you’re interested, learn more below! This is a hands-on event, meaning you’ll build in a group setting while learning techniques from Deek and his brother, Dustin.
Deek’s 2024 Tiny House Summer Camp #11
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Bjarne’s tiny house might be one of the most practical tiny homes we’ve ever seen.
He designed and built it himself, and it features an office that lifts from the ceiling when it’s time to work from home. Check it out!
His Genius Work At Home Tiny House Design
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