Tiny Shipping Container Trail Cabin in Oklahoma

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Julie and Noel have built an incredible container home village in Oklahoma, where you can stay in one of 10 container cabins and visit the container businesses on the property, including a taproom, restaurant, and shops. There’s a central grain silo gazebo where you can grill and mingle with other vacationers!

Each container house is two stories, with two separate apartments in each one. You can check out the “Hit the Trail” cabin below, which is on top of the “Warrior’s Way” cabin below. You have rooftop deck access with lovely views of the whole resort.

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Container Home Village in Oklahoma

Shipping container tiny house with a rooftop deck in Oklahoma.
Images via InnHabit Oaklahoma

Two “cow hide” chairs provide a cozy spot to sit.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 2
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Trail-riding posters fit the theme.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort
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There’s a queen bed and a trundle that pulls out for extra sleeping.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 9
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A compact 3/4 bathroom with linens provided.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 8
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Enjoy hanging out on the roof!

Shipping container tiny house with rooftop deck in Oklahoma.
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The painting shows you where to stay.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 12
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Here are two other containers on site.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 10
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And two more!

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 5
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A little collage of the resort as a whole.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 6
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Your view from the rooftop deck.

Hit the Trail InnHabit Tiny House Resort 7′
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Highlights

  • Julie and Noel have created a container home village in Oklahoma with 10 container cabins.
  • The village features a taproom, restaurant, shops, and a central grain silo gazebo for grilling and socializing.
  • Each container house has two stories with two separate apartments.
  • “Hit the Trail” cabin offers rooftop deck access with beautiful resort views.
  • The cabin is themed around hiking and mountain biking and includes a queen bed, trundle for extra sleeping, a 3/4 bathroom, and SmartTV with WiFi.
  • The InnHabit Tiny House Resort has 10 separate tiny houses, two restaurants, a craft beer tap room, and four tiny shops.
  • The resort is located in Medicine Park, Oklahoma, within walking distance of shops, restaurants, bars, hiking trails, and Bath Lake for swimming.
  • The village is in the heart of town, with lots of foot traffic and occasional noise during events.
  • “Hit the Trail” is one of the second-floor tiny houses, with a kitchenette and bathroom with a shower stall.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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