This house truck used to be an old horsebox which was converted into this wonderful living space.
It resembles a gypsy caravan in some ways while keeping a vintage feel.
It’s currently at Swallowtail Hill Farm and can sleep up to four people.
Yes–you can rent a few nights in it! It’s beautiful inside and out.
Inside you’ll find fresh Samburu blankets and bed linen.
Plus the house-truck has a small kitchen, refrigerator, bathroom with shower, and is surrounded with views of wildflower meadows, a pond, and woods.
Photos Courtesy of Canopy & Stars
Rates and More Pictures of the House Truck Here
Photo credits: Canopy And Stars
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Alex
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I must have been a Gypsy in a former life or something because I get really excited when I see vardos. Lately, there have been more truck vardos showing up and that’s exciting, too. I’d love to have a truck vardo; no living out of expensive and not always clean motels; all your own gear and food supplies. I hope this becomes a more popular camping trend in the US; I really only see these coming out of the UK.