This is Tony’s Amazing Old-Fashioned Trailer Coach Tiny House.
As a Renaissance Fair reenactor, Tony wanted something more comfortable to camp in and built this!
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Images via Trailer Coach
This is Mike’s DIY Hand-Built Micro House in Iowa.
He spent $300 on the trailer and used cheap and recycled products to (almost) finish the build.
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Images via Mike
Aryeh Berkovits is just 10-years-old, but as part of his Personal Interest Project in school, he and his teacher Colin May built a micro house prototype to help solve homelessness in Sydney, Australia.
The little home was constructed from recycled materials and only cost $200 to create.
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Image via Carly Earl/The Daily Telegraph
This is Boyd’s cheap DIY Micro Camper.
He built the whole thing himself and you can watch his video tour below.
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Images © Boyd Earl
This is the home-built Wee Wagon.
It’s for sale for $7,500 $6,500 in Mesa, Arizona.
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Images © Patricia Balletine
This is the Drift House micro camper.
Inside you’ll find a kitchenette, murphy bed, and seating.
Outside you’ll find customizable space to store your bikes and other gear which makes this a great alternative to a teardrop camper. If you’re interested in buying one pricing starts at $6,250.
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Images © Drift House Campers
This whimsical micro cottage looks like something out of a fairytale, doesn’t it?
It’s built by Dan Pauly of The Rustic Way in Elk River, MN and accommodates up to three people.
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Images © The Rustic Way
This is a 24 sq. ft. micro day camper guest post by Ray Young. – share yours!
This is my 24 square foot micro day camper. I built it mainly as a kayak support vehicle.
It also serves to transport band equipment as needed. It is just 1/2 inch plywood with my first attempt at a fiberglass coating.
It even contains a small camping toilet. I pull it with my Toyota Yaris.
I attempted to sleep in it once, in the back yard, but it was a bit cramped, especially with my full grown Airedale dog that insisted on sharing the experience.
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Images © Ray Young
This Girlfriend’s Perspective on Off-Grid Tiny House Living is a guest post by Cheryl Davies and Rob Greenfield – share your story and tiny home here too!
A few months ago we shared with you a story about Rob Greenfield’s off grid micro cabin life in California. Since then, Rob’s girlfriend, Cheryl, has shared her perspective on his lifestyle. So here is what they both have to say, starting with Rob…
I often see comments like, “This guy obviously doesn’t have a girlfriend,” and they’re talking about me when they say that! Well let me tell you, I DO have girlfriend and she is AMAZING, GORGEOUS, and we are SO IN LOVE! She loves to spend time at my off the grid tiny house with me and she’s coming over right now. Here she shares her perspective on my off the grid, tiny house lifestyle…
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Images © Rob Greenfield
