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The Traveler: $65,530 Turnkey, 17 Feet, Hampstead

Cedar and metal, a covered porch, a mountain graphic on the side — 17 feet on a bumper-pull trailer in Hampstead, New Hampshire. It’s called The Traveler. Backcountry Tiny Homes still prints three Q2 2026 prices as of August 31, 2026: $65,530 Turnkey / $61,380 Unfurnished / $36,780 Shell. Taxes not included.

Backcountry The Traveler on a dual-axle trailer: cedar siding, dark metal at the rear, covered porch with wood posts, mountain graphic on the side, Hampstead New Hampshire
Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com

The card still prints Sleeps 1–2; Dimensions 17-ft × 8.5-ft; Total Size 120-sqft; Towing Needs 1/2 Ton +. The same page: “We update our pricing every quarter. Current material market pricing may not be reflected.”

Specs on that page hedge the card. Size / Trailer: LxW: 17-ft × 8.5-ft (3-ft Porch / 14-ft home); Type Bumper Pull; Max Height: 12ft – 2in; Trailer GAWR: 14,000-lbs.

Turnkey homes are NOAH certified, fully furnished, move-in ready. Unfurnished homes are NOAH certified with a completed interior. Shell homes are pre-NOAH certified and dried in.

Pine, a Sleeper Sofa, a Porch

Traveler entry: beetle-kill knotty pine walls and vaulted ceiling, white glass door, grey sleeper sofa under a mountain window, backlit tree on the wall
Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com

Inside the entry: Beetle Kill T&G knotty pine on the walls and the vaulted ceiling, a white glass door, a grey sleeper sofa under the window. Amenities named: sleeper sofa, shoe storage, dining table, compact kitchen, wrap-around floating shelf, closet storage, tiled standing shower.

Sleeping: sleeper sectionals open to approximate Queen; Sleeps 1–2.

Traveler living corner: two large windows meeting at 90 degrees, wrap-around shelf of games, grey sofa, knotty pine walls and vaulted ceiling
Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com

Corner windows, the wrap-around shelf running the eave, pine all the way up the vault. Interior width prints 7ft – 5in; max height 8ft – 9in; min height 7ft – 1in.

Traveler living toward kitchen: knotty pine, grey sleeper sofa, backlit tree, wardrobe cabinet, compact kitchen with dark cabinets at the far end
Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com

Living toward the kitchen: pine, the sleeper sofa, the backlit tree, a wardrobe cabinet in the middle, compact kitchen at the far end. Unfurnished still includes kitchen and bathroom; removed items listed: refrigerator, sleeper sectionals, wrap-around shelving, folding table with tree light, wardrobe cabinet, shoe storage, bathroom cabinet.

Compact Kitchen

Traveler kitchen: stainless steel workstation sink with a wood board insert, pull-down faucet, two-burner electric cooktop, knotty pine walls, laminate counter
Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com

Kitchen as printed: 2-burner electric cooktop; fridge 3.2 cu/ft; stainless steel workstation sink with pull-down faucet; toe-kick vacuum; laminate countertop; space for a small microwave. This still is the workstation sink with a board in the basin, the two-burner, knotty pine behind it.

Bath, Heat, Finish

Bathroom: toilet plumbed; shower 32” shower with porcelain tile walls, handheld shower head. “Design does not allow for bathroom sink.” That no-sink line is the squeeze in 14 feet of home plus a 3-foot porch.

Utilities: primary heat electric wall heater (window/outlet available for an AC unit); electric point-of-use water heater; electric bathroom heater. Insulation R-38 Roof / R-15 Walls / R-28 Floor. Finish: LVP throughout; Beetle Kill T&G Knotty Pine walls and ceiling; exterior mix of metal and T&G cedar siding.

The contact page prints 26 Owens Court, STE 6, Hampstead, NH 03841 — “we’re on the Sandown / Hampstead town line.” Open by appointment only. Phone (603) 489-1721.

For another compact Backcountry house on Tiny House Talk, see Acorn Tiny House by Backcountry Tiny Homes.

Highlights

  • Backcountry Tiny Homes — The Traveler. Hampstead, New Hampshire
  • Q2 2026 as of August 31, 2026: $65,530 Turnkey / $61,380 Unfurnished / $36,780 Shell; taxes not included
  • Card: Sleeps 1–2; Dimensions 17-ft × 8.5-ft; Total Size 120-sqft; Towing Needs 1/2 Ton +
  • Specs: LxW 17-ft × 8.5-ft (3-ft Porch / 14-ft home); Bumper Pull; Max Height 12ft – 2in; Trailer GAWR 14,000-lbs
  • Interior: width 7ft – 5in; max height 8ft – 9in; min height 7ft – 1in
  • Turnkey: NOAH certified, fully furnished, move-in ready. Unfurnished: NOAH certified, completed interior. Shell: pre-NOAH certified, dried in
  • Kitchen: 2-burner electric cooktop; fridge 3.2 cu/ft; stainless steel workstation sink with pull-down faucet
  • Bathroom: toilet plumbed; 32” shower with porcelain tile walls, handheld shower head; design does not allow for bathroom sink
  • Insulation R-38 roof / R-15 walls / R-28 floor. LVP. Beetle Kill T&G knotty pine. Exterior metal and T&G cedar
  • 26 Owens Court, STE 6, Hampstead, NH 03841. Open by appointment only. (603) 489-1721
  • Pages visited August 31, 2026

Learn More

The Traveler — Backcountry Tiny Homes — $65,530 / $61,380 / $36,780 as of Q2 2026, pages visited August 31, 2026.
Model: backcountrytinyhomes.com/explore-homes/the-traveler
Contact / tours: backcountrytinyhomes.com/contact-us ·
Build options: backcountrytinyhomes.com/build-options
Instagram: @backcountrytinyhomes
(603) 489-1721 · 26 Owens Court, STE 6, Hampstead, NH 03841
Photos: Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com. Pages visited August 31, 2026.

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Would you take the 17-ft card as a 3-ft porch / 14-ft home, and which of the three Q2 2026 prices — turnkey, unfurnished, or shell — is the one you’d actually order?


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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.
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