The Woodstock from Tiny House Building Company is a 32-foot tiny house on wheels with pink siding, a copper roof, a retro pink fridge, a checkerboard floor, storage stairs to two lofts, and a full tub.
About, as of 2026, prints lot-lease $650–$850 a month and furnished 6–12 month rentals $1,400–$2,300. The FAQ, as of mid-2025, prints lot $565–$795 and furnished $1,500–$2,200, plus a $1,000 refundable deposit and the first month’s rent.
Summit Tiny Homes’ Boho pairs white shiplap and wood beams with sage-green cabinets and gold fixtures, and fits a main-floor bedroom, two lofts, and a bathroom with a full tub into about 400 square feet.
Maverick’s 14-foot Quantum wraps a sleeping loft, butcher-block kitchen, and full bath in natural pine, with a covered front porch and standing-seam metal roof. Built in New Paris, Ohio.
Pacifica’s Model X packs a kitchen, lounge, and bed into one wood-lined room under a vaulted ceiling. It’s available from 18 to 30 feet long on an 8-foot-wide trailer.
Overland Explorer’s Back Country 6.85′ is an all-composite slide-in pop-up — starting at $51,445, dry weight 1,275 lbs excl. jacks & batteries, sleeps 3–4, as of September 18, 2026.
Bean Trailer’s Stock 2.0 is a one-piece fiberglass Utah teardrop — starting at $19,999, dry weight 1,175 lbs, length 14′ 1/4″, as of September 18, 2026.
The Backcountry Hut Company’s System 00 is a fixed 10’ W x 10’ L x 15.4’ H prefab A-frame kit — $80,580.20 CAD | $58,065.36 USD as of September 10, 2026, all transactions in CAD, FX may vary.
Jersey Jim Lookout is a historic fire tower near Mancos, Colorado, where you can spend the night in a cab 55 feet above an aspen meadow at almost 10,000 feet, with 360-degree windows, a wraparound deck, and the original fire finder.
A 400 sq ft NOAH certified tiny house on wheels in Oregon with two lofts, a copper clawfoot tub, and a private office that has its own exterior entrance. Wool insulation, cork floors and low-VOC finishes throughout. $140,000.
