This is a 254-sq.-ft. park model bunk cabin.
It’s an 11’10” wide x 21’6″ long unit with an optional 6′ covered porch. It’s the ATH-01 by Park-Model-Homes.com.
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This is the story of a caravan trailer cabin getaway in the woods near Hoh Rainforest.
The unique location and privacy of the wooded forest allow for a truly magical experience on the Olympic Peninsula where lodging is very limited.1
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This is a rainforest tiny house with a screened-in outdoor kitchen in Pepeekeo, Hawaii. When you first step in through the screen door, you’re in the outdoor kitchen/porch area. Pretty cool, don’t you think?
Step inside this simple little cabin to find a table, bunk beds, a sink, a toilet, and a shower. I bet something similar to this (with your own modifications) can be built pretty inexpensively. This particular tiny cabin, though, is a vacation unit in the rainforest and near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and available to book via Glamping Hub. Take a look and let me know what you think of it below. How much do you think it would cost you in materials to build something similar to it?
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