Do you love vintage campers? Want a unique spot to vacation in Palm Springs? You’ll want to check out Desi and Lucy, two adorable campers who sit side-by-side on a communal lot with a central living room and kitchen, two bathrooms, and an outdoor bathroom with a luxurious soaking tub!
Below, you’ll see Mark and Marina—two nomads who do video work for Tiny House Giant Journey—show off the luxurious spot and all it has to offer. You can rent each camper individually or both and have the entire space yourself!
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Side by Side Campers on Adorable Communal Lot
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Get ready to retire in style! These 793-square-foot cottage plans are perfect for small living. The single-floor layout requires no steps or ladders, and there’s one primary bedroom and then a second flex room that could work great for an office, craft room, or spare bedroom.
The great room has vaulted ceilings and flows into the L-shaped kitchen with full-sized appliances and a built-in pantry. The three-season screened-in porch extends your living space and provides a perfect spot for sipping coffee in the morning. You can purchase the plans from Architectural Designs.
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Single-Level Cottage with Screened-in Porch
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The N1 is the largest of the homes at The Oaks tiny house village in Tampa, Florida, and for a limited time, you can get the house for a $44,000 discount! This unit is Escape-owner Dan’s favorite tiny house in the community—for good reason. It boasts a spacious 564 sq. ft. (not including the large deck outside) and not one but two bathrooms. It’s on sale through April 9, 2024.
The home is all on one level, perfect for retirement-age folks who want to avoid stairs. It also has an attached carport, which none of the other tiny homes have. It’s on sale for $205,550 (reg. $249,550), and the lot rent is $700/month.
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Reduced Price Through 4/9/24 ONLY! Modern Tiny Living in a Beautiful Florida Community
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Looking for a family-sized vacation cabin? This warm and rustic spot in Cloudcroft, New Mexico, is a great option! It has two ground-floor bedrooms, a main bedroom with a King-sized bed, and a secondary bedroom with a queen bed and twin bunks. Everyone will have a spot to sleep!
When you’re awake, have the family gather in the great room, with vaulted ceilings, comfortable couches, and a gorgeous corner fireplace made of stone. The U-shaped kitchen makes it easy to cook a full meal. What do you like about this layout? I think it’d make a great full-time family home!
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This Two-Bedroom Cabin in New Mexico Sleeps 6!
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Want to downsize but don’t want to commit to something under 400 square feet? The house plan below is excellent for a family because it offers three separate bedrooms and a nice open-concept kitchen and living room in the middle of the home. It even includes two bedrooms and a mudroom!
Because it’s all on one floor, it can also act as a “forever home” or a design for retirees who have frequent visits from grandkids or want to use one of the bedrooms as an office or craft room. What’s your favorite part of these plans?
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3 Bedroom Single-Level Farmhouse Plans
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With its striking all-black exterior and clever no-loft layout, this 28-foot Kangaroo THOW proves that tiny house design doesn’t have to follow a formula. Built on a custom heavy-duty triple-axle Kangaroo trailer, it replaces the traditional sleeping loft with a queen-sized Murphy bed that folds over the couch, keeping the ceilings high and every inch of the home accessible.
At 8.5 by 28 feet, this build packs in a full kitchen with oak cabinetry, a bathroom with a Nature’s Head composting toilet, and even a built-in rainwater collection system. French doors welcome you in, and thoughtful built-in storage makes the most of every wall.
Images courtesy of Barb
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Matias and Austina got a fantastic deal on their bus! It cost them just $3,000 to acquire the bus, and they spent about $18,000 overall on the conversion (although they admittedly didn’t keep receipts). Matias had the idea to jump into nomadic life first, but Austina eventually came to the concept, and now they love nomadic life.
The bus has a fabulous L-shaped kitchen with a propane stovetop and mini fridge. They built a dinette for eating and working, and there’s a comfortable couch. They went with a Separett toilet in their bathroom. What’s your favorite feature of this family’s budget bus build?
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Family’s $18K Bus Conversion with Great Kitchen
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This German family of three got their first taste of nomadic life during a 10-month stint in 2020 when they camped around Europe in their previous camper. Returning to “regular life” proved difficult, and they wondered how to live on the road permanently.
So they sold their home and purchased this new incredible RV, which cost about €200,000 (~$ $215,000 USD), including all the upgrades they made. The RV has a bed over the cab for mom and dad, and the son has bunks at the back of the rig. They have a table, kitchen, and, yes, a bathroom! In the comments, let us know what you love most about this conversion.
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Family of Three’s Mint Green Motorhome Lifestyle!
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Alexa is an artist who was looking for an art studio on wheels. When she found this excellent short bus on Facebook Marketplace, her dad joined her to check it out. After confirming that the engine looked good, she bought the bus for just over $3K.
She only spent $7,700 on her conversion, using tons of reclaimed materials and furniture to complete the build-out. Because she didn’t want any walls in the bus, she added a bathtub to get clean but kept an open floor plan. She makes a living off of her art and teaching art classes! Amazing.
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She Has a Bathtub in This Lavender School Bus Conversion
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