Yes, but placement depends on where you put one. Park model RVs are federally certified under ANSI A119.5 and titled as recreational vehicles. That title makes them legal to own anywhere in Washington. Where you can place one for residential use is the harder question, and the answer varies by city and county.

Common placement scenarios that work in Washington: licensed RV parks, tiny home communities, rural and agricultural land in permissive counties, and private property in jurisdictions that allow park model RVs as guest housing or seasonal use. Some cities are friendlier than others, so check the rules for your specific property before you commit.

Our free zoning guide covers Washington and Oregon and gives you copy-and-paste email templates you can send your local planner to get a fast answer.

Sometimes, depending on your property and jurisdiction. We call this use a Mobile Dwelling Unit, or MDU. In counties that allow it, you get the usable space an ADU provides without most of the paperwork, foundation work, and tax impact a permanent ADU triggers. Standard RV-style hookups handle water, sewer, and electric. The unit sets on piers or blocks.

Where this works well: rural and agricultural land in permissive counties, properties zoned for guest housing or accessory units that allow park model RVs, and tiny home communities. Where it gets trickier: some city residential lots where local rules are more restrictive.

Always check with your local planning department. Our zoning guide has the questions to ask and templates you can send.

A park model RV is classified as a recreational vehicle under federal ANSI A119.5 standards. Washington follows that classification for titling and registration. The home is built on a chassis with wheels, certified by an approved third-party inspector at the production facility, and titled with the Washington Department of Licensing as an RV. That title is what lets you skip the residential building permit process most ADUs require.

Anywhere in the state. Our most common Washington deliveries are in Snohomish, King, Pierce, Skagit, Whatcom, Kitsap, and Thurston counties, but we deliver to all 39 Washington counties. Delivery cost is calculated by mileage from our manufacturer's production facility to your site. Run a transport estimate to see what delivery looks like to your address.

The base price covers the home itself with standard features: stainless steel fridge, gas range, full bathroom, hot water heater, baseboard heat, and everything you need to move in from day one. Customizations, transport, and utility hookups are separate, and we can help coordinate most of those pieces with trusted local contractors. Want to see your full total before you commit? Cost Calculator covers monthly payments and Build Your Estimate gives you a complete itemized quote.

Standard production runs 8 to 12 weeks on average from order confirmation. If we have your model in stock on the Snohomish or Portland lot, we can often deliver in a single week. Delivery to most Washington addresses adds 1 to 3 days for transport.

Yes. We work with 21st Mortgage and other independent lenders that specialize in park model loans. Rates are higher than a traditional mortgage because the home titles as an RV, but terms are flexible and approvals are usually quick. Run the numbers in our Cost Calculator to see what a monthly payment looks like.