1950s RV Park Turned to Beautiful Tiny House Village in Florida!

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Adam worked as a stonemason for 20 years and thought there had to be more to life. He purchased a dilapidated 50s RV park in Orlando, Florida, and started fixing it when someone asked if they could park a tiny house there. After talking to the powers-that-be, he was able to get tiny homes approved for legal full-time living, and one turned into 47!

Tiny house community in Florida with scenic water views.
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In addition to the long-term rentals, he also manages several short-term rentals on the lakefront area. Everyone in the village can enjoy the communal fire pit, laundry facilities, fishing pier, and even a boat rental. While Adam planned to stay on site for only a couple of months to get things off the ground, he’s now been living in the community for seven years and is loving his life there!

Orlando Lakefront Tiny House Community Has 47 Tiny Homes!

Orlando Lakefront Tiny House Community 4
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The communal fire pit is a wonderful gathering spot.

Orlando Lakefront Tiny House Community 43
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How cool is this giant swing?

Charming tiny house community built on a former 1950s RV park in Florida, offering a peaceful retrea.
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Highlights:

  • This is a tiny house community in Orlando, Florida on a lake that’s also a bird sanctuary.
  • It started as a run-down RV park from the 50s that the now-owner, Adam, wanted to bring back to life.
  • One woman asked to bring her tiny house and before he knew it he had 47 tiny homes on the property!
  • Some of the tiny houses right on the lake are Airbnb rentals that he manages for passive income.
  • The lot rent varies between $550-$750, excluding electricity.

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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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