This Treehouse Adventure close to Disneyland in California is the perfect unique getaway. The lovely treehouse won’t feel rustic at all when you walk into the open-concept living and sleeping area.
Tons of windows let in natural light and allow you to admire the tree branches outside. A couple of steps up will take you into the bedroom area with a queen bed, and there’s an upper deck with chairs perfect for drinking coffee or a glass of wine.
Embrace your inner child and take the twisty slide down to the patio, where you’ll find a firepit and a bath house! Book your stay on Airbnb.
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Disney-Area Treehouse Vacation (Slide Included!)
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Larry contacted us to show us his gorgeous creation, the Casa Maria. He built this vacation home about four years ago in Costa Rica for less than $60,000.
Including the loft space, the home comes to 764 square feet. It’s built out of cypress wood and has asphalt roofing. Underneath the neatly curved roofline of the house are a carport and laundry room. The main living space is wide-open with couches, a fireplace, kitchenette, and pool table. There’s a bedroom and a bathroom, as well. Enjoy the photo tour of Larry’s wonderful small home!
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Beautiful Costa Rica Cottage on Stilts
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Looking for the perfect, cozy place to stay this winter? This Ottawa Cabin on the Bay couldn’t get much better with its wood-burning stove and secluded location.
Despite being tucked in a private spot in the woods, it’s nearby to all the amenities you could need. It is off-grid, but solar power keeps the lights on and allows you to charge a phone. There’s no running water, but an outhouse gives you a place to go. Inside you’ll find a small kitchenette for making coffee and maybe some pancakes, and up the ladder is the cozy loft bedroom. You can book a stay on Airbnb or follow the cabin on Instagram.
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A ‘Back to Basics’ Off-Grid Cabin in Canada
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This compact THOW situated among cattle pasture in Kurrajong, Australia is an eco-friendly getaway complete with solar energy, rainwater collection and still all of the amenities you love.
Inside the tiny house you’ll find an L-shaped eating and lounging area that opens up to the outdoors. The kitchenette provides all the basics, with a gas cooktop, microwave and fridge, and there’s the most lovely loft bedroom with a skylight for stargazing.
You can book your stay and try out tiny living through Airbnb.
Partially Off-Grid Tiny House Vacation in Australia
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Yurts bring all the joy of tiny living, and make it round! This vacation yurt in Australia checks all the boxes for a fun holiday, with a stargazing dome, comfortable queen bed, and lovely windows with bush views.
The yurt itself has a large deck complete with a kitchenette and outdoor shower, and there’s a composting toilet in the nearby outhouse. Also on the private property is a shared yoga studio with a sauna and a pool. Luxurious!
You can book your stay in this tiny spot over at Airbnb.
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Wooden Yurt Tucked in the Australian Bush
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This gorgeous tiny house on wheels is named The Archway after the beautiful arch that tops the downstairs bedroom in this little house that’s just perfect for one person!
There is a loft in this tiny, but it’s for storage. It sits over the 3/4 bath that has a shower, toilet and gorgeous ornate vanity. It’s the stunning distressed turquoise cabinets that really make the place, though! The pop of color contrasts well with the creamy white shiplap walls.
Have questions? The builder, Tiny Heirloom, has this great FAQ sheet to help answer them for you!
170 Square Foot Tiny Home by Tiny Heirloom
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Charlotte and Ken wanted to hit the road, so they purchased a 14-year-old box truck and transformed it into their home on wheels! They got in touch with us to share their story, which you can read after the photo tour of their home.
What I love about this conversion is that they did it on a budget, and included a Murphy bed system that transforms their living room into a bedroom at night. They also have a spacious kitchen, complete with an oven and stove.
Plus, their build has a shower and a composting toilet, so they never need to stop at the gym to get clean (or pee outside). Hope you enjoy the photos and their 30-second video tour below. Follow them on Instagram @offthemainroad_.
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Box Truck Conversion With Murphy Bed
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We’ve shared the awesome octagonal house on Shellmate Island with you before, but now it’s officially available to rent on Airbnb!
For a little backstory, Tim & Sam bought a THOW, Tiffany the Tiny Home, more than three years ago. They ended up buying an island in Florida to give Tiffany a full-time home, and then built their octagonal vacation home by Deltec Homes on the property (following all the proper codes!). Now Tiffany lives full-time on the 1.5 acre island along with the vacation home which you can rent on Airbnb!
Tiny House Tours did an interview with Tim about living in Tiffany, and the financials of tiny house living. He has now paid of Tiffany, and the rental income is taking care of his mortgage and other expenses. Wow! Watch the video below.
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Owners of Tiffany the Tiny House Open Up Airbnb
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Matt and JoAnna bought a home and kept sinking money into it. When they saw other families turning to school bus life, they decided to join their ranks and move their family of five (three boys, ages 7, 5 and 6 months) into a bus home!
In terms of family-friendliness, this bus conversion checks all the boxes: There’s a spacious living area for family time, a kitchen with all the counter space for prepping family meals, a tub, a washer/dryer unit, and bunks for the kids and a private bedroom for mom and dad.
Tiny Home Tours took us on a bus walkthrough which you can watch below. Plus you’ll get the details on their bus name, “Businante.”
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Three Kids and Two Adults in One Bus Conversion
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