This couple jumped into skoolie life on a bit of a whim after “roughing it” in an Airbnb in the woods. Instead of DIY-ing the entire bus, they took on extra wedding videography gigs to pay professionals to do things like electrical work — which is pretty clever! They chose to do a huge roof [...]
Solo Tiny House Living
Jill of All Trades’ Awesome Van Conversion
She rock climbs, she teaches yoga, she shoots photography — and she built out her own amazing DIY ProMaster van conversion in 9 months. Gaby doesn’t seem tied to any *one* thing — she’s lived in a number of vehicles, traveled the world, done the “city thing” and now she’s a solo traveler enjoying plenty [...]
Military Veteran’s Pop-Top Campervan: Part-Time Van Life with Full Bathroom
Explore Stephanie’s pop-top campervan built for part-time van life between government deployments, featuring a full indoor bathroom, office area, swivel seats, and dual sleeping options.
10×32 Tiny House with Sunroom: Tennessee Community Living for $200/Month
Gloria spent over 40 years in California without ever feeling at home—until she packed up everything and moved into a custom-designed tiny house with a separate sunroom at one of the Incredible Properties in Tennessee. She pays just $200/month for her lot rent and has a lovely spot to call her own. The sunroom includes [...]
Ruby: The 1990 Volkswagen Vanagon
William is a professional photographer who has made his dreams come true by traveling in Ruby, his 1990 Volkswagen Vanagon, to which he added a roof raise for extra comfort and space. His van life allows him to work and to see family and friends all over the country. When he gets together with them, [...]
The Ambo: Rough and Rugged Ambulance Conversion
Andy had always been a fan of traveling and living tiny in a number of vehicles, so in 2018, he found a 4×4 ambulance that would make the perfect off-roading tiny house on wheels. He got to work converting it, keeping some original elements, and replacing anything that didn’t work for him. The result? A [...]
His LEGAL Silicon Valley Tiny Home Zoned as Accessory Dwelling Unit
After quarantines and lockdowns became a normal part of life, Teja was looking for a place of his own instead of living with roommates — but when the average cost of a home in San Jose where he lives was over $1 million, there was just no way he could get into the housing market. [...]

