An electric range or electric dryer prep pushes a park model tiny home past 50 amps, which means 100 amp service hardwired by an electrician. Here's why, what it can cost, and how to plan your hookup before you order.

New Maple, Willow, Hemlock and Alder homes now come with Frigidaire stainless appliances. Here's what that means for your kitchen.

See where water, sewer, power, and gas connect on each of our park model tiny homes, with a marked floor plan and a printable sheet for every model.

Before you prep a pad, make sure the home can reach it. Target road width, overhead clearance, tight corners, and how we check your site with you.

Off grid is not one switch, it is three separate systems (power, water, waste) that each replace a hookup, and this is what each one costs and requires in Oregon and Washington.

One quiet mini-split heats and cools a whole park model tiny home all year. No ducts, no wasted space.

The day your tiny home is set and leveled is the day it becomes a home. We break down concrete blocks vs. metal piers, what setup actually costs, what tie-downs really do, and why a licensed install is what protects your warranty.

A single-level, park model RV lets an aging parent keep their independence and stay close to family for less than the cost of one year of assisted living.

Dealer or custom builder? We break down price, timeline, ANSI A119.5 certification, and warranty so you can pick the right path for your property.

Park Model RV Tiny Homes start at $49,900. Here is a complete pricing breakdown covering upgrades, transport, site prep, electrical, and all hookup costs so you can budget accurately.

Wondering how a Park Model RV compares to a traditional RV or fifth wheel?

A detailed guide to all the long-term RV parks, mobile home communities, and tiny home villages within 150 miles of Portland that allow Park Model RVs. Including confirmed spots, contact info, and how to get placed.

Choosing stairs for your tiny home is simple, with options ranging from quick pre-made steps to affordable DIY builds or premium custom stairs depending on your budget, style, and how permanent you want the setup to be.

A properly winterized park model RV tiny home stays warm, dry, and protected through Northwest winters by managing airflow, moisture, plumbing, and consistent heat rather than relying on insulation alone.

A simple guide to keeping moisture under control in Park Model Tiny Homes across Portland, mountain, and coastal Pacific Northwest climates.

A clear breakdown of what to expect before, during, and after delivery day. This checklist helps you prepare your site, understand placement, and feel confident when your home arrives.

An overview of how insurance works for Park Model RVs, including what to ask your provider and how coverage typically changes after delivery. Built to help you get insured without overcomplicating the process.

A straightforward guide that walks through the buying process from research to delivery. Designed to help first-time buyers understand their options and avoid common mistakes.

A clear explanation of how Park Model RVs differ from ADUs in zoning, permitting, and placement. This guide helps clarify which option may work best for your property and goals.