This is the Canoe Bay Escape Tiny House Village in Wisconsin.
It’s a village of vacation tiny homes in Northern Wisconsin on 100+ acres of beautiful forests with lakes and wetlands.
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This “tiny house” tipi is completely off the grid with solar for power, a wood stove for heat, a unique shower for hot water, and propane for cooking.
It was built by Stan and Kedarnathan who started the “Les Pieds sur Terre‘ eco-resort in Saint Calixte, Quebec, Canada.
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Image © Les Pieds sur Terre
This is the Eucalyptus Tiny House on Wheels by Minimaliste Houses. It’s a 285 sq. ft. tiny home (8.5′ x 28′). Take the tour below and let me know what you think!
This is the Valley of Five Roses Tiny House on Wheels in Northern France.
It’s actually located on a farm and you can rent a stay here for vacation! More info on that here. The THOW itself was built by Ty Rodou. What do you think?
Images © Ty Rodou (via Tiny House Town)
Remember Professor Wilson? He’s the teacher I once told you about who took a dumpster and turned it into a tiny home and then followed through by living in it for 10 months!
That’s right! He actually lived in a converted DUMPSTER for ten months (happily)!
And now, according to Kirsten Dirksen, Jeff Wilson is creating, promoting and selling the “iPhone for housing”! And I think he’s on to something!
In the video (below), Jeff says, “things have not changed in real estate since 1884,” and I couldn’t agree more!
So this is the Kasita! It’s an incredible yet very simple idea but what do you think?
This is the NEW Premiere Tiny House by ESCAPE Traveler. It’s a Park Model home with up to two bedrooms, a full kitchen, living area, porch, and more!
What do you think? Would you ever consider a park model like this for a home?
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This is a 320 sq. ft. tiny house named the Empty Nester built and designed by Custom Container Living.
What do you think? Would you ever consider converting your own shipping container into a tiny home?
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This is the “Serenity Now” tiny house with a barn-style roof in Alpharetta, GA that you can rent on Airbnb.
The beautiful little home has a quaint country feel and sits on our mini horse ranch. It includes a living room, bathroom, kitchenette and both a twin and queen sleeping loft.
I’m a huge fan of the decor and it looks well-kept! Why not try out tiny living? Watch a “zoom through” video on the last page!
Related: 150 sq. ft. Barn Tiny House Getaway in Portland
Screenshots via YouTube/Jonathan LaLiberty
This is a 300 sq. ft. mobile surf shack in Santa Barbara, CA.
It was designed by Alex Wyndham. Plans available here.
What do you think?
Photos via Tiny Living
