The Oaks Village in Tampa Bay, Florida features a variety of ESCAPE tiny house models arranged around a central park with ancient Live Oaks. The community offers different home styles and sizes to fit various needs and budgets, from compact studio layouts to larger units with first-floor bedrooms and lofts. Models include the eONE (with tall ceilings and large second floors), Boho XLS (single-level with private bedroom), Vista Boho (open studio layout), Traveler XLS Wide (clerestory windows and first-floor bedroom), and the N1 (mid-century modern with two bathrooms). All units are all-electric and feature professional landscaping, private decks, and gated security.
The Oaks Village Central Park Setting
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The Oaks Tampa Bay is a tiny house village developed by ESCAPE, located in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. The community features ESCAPE’s various tiny home models arranged around a central park with professional landscaping on each lot. Units occasionally become available for purchase, with lot rent covering water, sewer, garbage/recycling, private decks, landscaping maintenance, gated security access, and parking. The community includes amenities such as a pool and thoughtfully designed outdoor spaces.
Tiny Home Village with Central Park
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The Boxabl Casita is a 361-square-foot foldable prefab home that ships folded on a truck and unfolds on-site. Built in a Las Vegas factory, these modular units feature steel-frame construction with concrete and foam panel walls, designed to meet residential building codes for permanent foundation installation.
The studio-style layout includes a full kitchen with standard appliances, a complete bathroom, combined living and bedroom space, and 9.5-foot ceilings. Boxabl also manufactures 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom configurations at 722 square feet by connecting two units.
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Boxabl Factory Production Line
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J.P. is one cool guy who has lived nomadically for over two decades! He spent many years backpacking, then he started traveling on his motorcycle, and finally, he began RV travel and has lived in 5 different RVs. He had been eyeing the Revcon 4×4 for a few years and serendipitously found one on Instagram.
He took the 1993 rig and modernized it with all kinds of “smart” features, including Alexa-operated coffee, tea, and ice-makers! His entire roof is covered in solar panels, allowing him to run a mini-split, microwave, and tons of other electronics off-grid.
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Full Solar Roof Powers Off-Grid Living
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When Rob and Karen decided to travel North America instead of paying high property taxes and utility bills, they searched for the right vehicle and found this old oil field truck. Much tougher than a typical RV, it had a sturdy box on the back that they gutted and transformed into a fully functional tiny home.
The home features a deep sink, recirculating shower, and a pizza oven. But the standout feature is the elevator bed that descends from the ceiling with custom backrests, allowing them to lounge and watch TV or read in comfort.
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Oil Field Truck Converted to Mobile Tiny Home
The rugged oil field truck provides a durable platform for full-time travel. Unlike consumer RVs, these commercial vehicles are built to withstand heavy use and rough conditions.
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Becca and Jason built an ultra-light truck bed camper featuring a California King-sized bed and actuating solar panels that provide power for their electrical setup. After previously building out a van, they wanted something with better off-road capability.
While truck campers have stricter weight and size limitations than vans, they found the square shape easier to design than a curved van interior. Their meticulous approach to every inch of space demonstrates what’s possible in a truck bed footprint.
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Ultra-Light Camper with Actuating Solar Panels
The exterior shows the compact truck camper with its innovative solar panel system. The actuating panels can adjust position to maximize sun exposure throughout the day.
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This RV pad property comes complete with a shed that resembles a tiny house as well as a garage/storage area!
The cozy property is nestled in what is known as the Preserve of Texas community in Cleveland, Texas for $85,999 with a listed 288 square feet of living space built in 2017 on a 9,434 square-foot lot.
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Tiny Living with an RV Pad in Cleveland, Texas
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Donna was ready to do something different with her life and originally thought about a Sprinter van or even an RV, but she wanted something she could customize and something with more windows and space—a shuttle bus seemed like the perfect fit for her.
She’s made it into such an amazing home! Donna chose a camp stove that she could move indoors and out, since she loves to cook “al fresco.” Her fixed Queen bed has lots of storage around it, and there’s a pull-out potty underneath. The best part is she spent under $18K for the entire conversion!
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Traveling the Country with Her Dogs
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There’s a certain kind of getaway where you pull up to a place, take one look around, and immediately feel your shoulders drop. Fish Brook Farm in Liberty, New York, is exactly that. It’s a 65-acre property tucked into the Catskills with woods, fields, a creek running through it — and alpacas. The tiny cottage on the hill is about as simple and charming as it gets.
The cabin is a single-room structure with no plumbing, no loft, and just enough electricity to power a lamp and charge your phone. It’s glamping in the best sense of the word — stripped down to the essentials with a focus on the experience rather than the amenities. And with a 4.91-star rating from nearly 180 reviews on Airbnb, it’s clear that guests love the simplicity.
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A Tin-Roofed Cottage on the Hill
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