This is Ella and Doug’s Catskill Bungalow and their Dome in Hensonville, New York. They’ve owned their tiny house, which they’ve named the Catskill Bungalow, since 2005.
So later they built a geodesic dome as an additional structure on the property. Now they’re able to earn income by renting them out as vacation rentals. Here’s our interview with them below along with a photo tour of their tiny homes. Enjoy!
To explore more amazing tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter. It’s free and you’ll be glad you did! We even give you free downloadable tiny house plans just for joining!
Ella and Doug’s Tiny Bungalow Cottage on a Foundation and their Geodesic Dome Cabin
The Dome Garden is a unique place to stay. It’s located in Coleford, Gloucestershire in the United Kingdom.
What’s there to do there? Besides being surrounded by nature and tranquility, it sits between two famous rivers that are known for great canoeing and fishing.
And it’s two hours away from London.
There’s an interesting group of geodesic domes that can house two to six people each in the middle of the ancient Forest of Dean.
One of my favorite parts besides the peaceful setting is the domes. They have windows and are self-contained.
Plus there are a few different sizes to choose from in case you’re going alone, for a romantic getaway, or with the whole family…
There’s a 20ft with a shower, 24ft with a bath, and a luxurious 20ft with a spare bedroom dome. All of them have their own place to shower or bath and the water is heated by wood burning stoves. And yes, toilets are in there too.
In addition each one has its own kitchen with fridge and food. Then there is something they call the “dome-itory”, it’s a 24ft dome that can sleep up to ten people with privacy in their own little “cocoons”.
