This unique screened-in tiny cottage tucked in a woodland grove among a flower farm is a couple steps up from sleeping open-air, and the best way to do so while still sleeping in a comfortable bed!
The cottage has no walls, just screens surrounding the queen-sized bed with luxury linens. A clear plastic roof allows you to see the treetops, while keeping the elements from soaking you. You can cook over the firepit (although make sure to keep food in your car so as not to attract wildlife), and take a shower with the solar shower provided in the nearby outhouse. There’s also a composting toilet there.
This is a one-of-a-kind experience you can’t get many other places! Book it here on Airbnb.
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Sleep In The Open Air (No Bugs; Real Bed!)
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As a goat-owner, any vacation spot with these cuties nearby speaks to me! This adorable one-room cabin in North Carolina is no exception. “Wanda’s World Cabin,” as it’s called, has two sturdy bunks, a bathroom with shower, and a little kitchenette.
It’s nearby to hiking trails, whitewater rafting locations, fishing holes and even horseback riding! Other than the host’s home and the goat shed, there are no other cabins within sight.
The interior has a rustic glam feeling that’s sure to welcome you. No wifi available, so you can really unplug. Rent the spot on HipCamp here.
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One-Room Cabin with Resident Goats!
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The Summit Cabin sits on a half-acre at 3,300 feet elevation in the North Carolina mountains, offering stunning valley views and a true off-grid experience. This two-story cabin demonstrates how off-grid living can still include the comforts you need—hot water, cooking facilities, and a proper bathroom—while disconnecting from the grid.
Part of the Waldhaus Resort near Pisgah National Forest, the cabin requires a 15-minute hike from the parking area, adding to its secluded, back-to-nature appeal. The lower level houses the living space and kitchen, while an exterior staircase leads to a private upstairs bedroom with a wrap-around deck.
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Mountain Views at 3,300 Feet Elevation
The cabin’s hilltop location provides panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains—a reminder of why location matters as much as the structure itself.
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This lovely DIY 18′ tiny house was built about three years ago and provided a happy home to a couple who is now looking to sell it. The interior has a quaint cottagey style and all the amenities you need.
You’ll find a small living/dining area when you first walk in, next to the kitchen that features tons of built-in storage including a pull-out pantry. A stovetop and microwave let you cook, and there’s plumbing for a washer.
In the bathroom there’s a composting toilet as well as plumbing for a shower (now unfinished). The home is for sale for $27,500 near Nevada. You can contact the seller here.
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This 18′ Tiny House is a Great Starter THOW!
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For #DisneyDay over at Angie’s List, the creative team at NeoMam Studios crafted these amazing digital renderings of the tiny homes they think Disney characters might live in if they left their castles behind!
While this is all just conceptual, I’m a softie for Disney so I just had to share these ideas! Maybe one of you can take some inspiration from the post and create your own real tiny house with some fairytale style. I personally would choose Belle’s house, but she is my favorite princess so no surprise there…
See the original post here, and enjoy the mock-ups below!
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If Woody, Elsa, Merida, Mulan, Jack & Belle Went Tiny…
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It’s always fun to look at the best and the fanciest of tiny homes and ogle at them, but when it comes down to it, many people are just looking for a functional home where they can be safe and not pay crazy rent!
This 176 square foot tiny house has all you need to live comfortably, at the affordable price of $21,000. Inside you’ll find a stovetop, apartment fridge, washer and dryer, full bathroom, and loft sleeping areas.
It’s located in Bastrop, Texas, and you can contact the seller at Tiny House Marketplace.
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Bastrop, Texas Tiny House on Wheels for Sale
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This is the story of a Canadian farmer and filmmaker’s off-grid cabin life.
He shares his life over on Instagram @canadiancastaway and over on his YouTube Channel, Canadian Castaway where he shows you how he builds, farms, films, and enjoys nature.
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His Off-Grid Cabin Life in Canada, Canadian Castaway
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This is the Road-Haus Tiny House on Wheels by WheelHaus, a builder out of Salt Lake City, Utah.
They also have a resort in Jackson, Wyoming called Fireside Resort where you can actually try staying at many of their tiny homes. Well, this Road-Haus is like a mini version of their original Wedge model. At approximately 250-sq.-ft., it boasts a kitchen, bath, main-floor bedroom, and cozy living room, all with incredible windows just under the ceiling. This is one super-cool tiny house! Take a look and let us know what you think about it in the comments.
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250-sq.-ft. Road-Haus Tiny House by WheelHaus
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This family wanted to save up to build their forever home on some lake-front property in Michigan, so they decided to go tiny in order to afford it! All six of them are living in a 37″ Grand Design Imagine 3250BH on family property with no mortgage payment while they build.
Their four kids have an awesome bunkroom on one end of the house, while mom and dad have their master suite on the other side. In the middle is the living and kitchen area, complete with a dinette, couch, faux fireplace and fully-functional kitchen.
We got to talk to mom, Sarah, about what led them to go tiny and how it’s going now, two months into the journey. Read the interview after the photo tour (and follow them on Instagram @ourlifeonlaketime).
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This Family Is Living Tiny in Their RV
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