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Wood siding, floor-to-ceiling glass, a glass-rail deck in birch at Devon, Alberta. It’s called Halcyon 01 — Fritz Tiny Homes’ original and first model. Starting at $239,400 CDN plus tax $173,635 USD (exchange rate dependent) as of August 31, 2026. “Due to fluctuating commodity costs, base price is subject to change.” Delivers to the US and beyond.

Fritz Halcyon 01 in birch: light wood siding, floor-to-ceiling glass, glass-rail wood deck, soffit lights, Devon Alberta
Fritz Tiny Homes / fritztinyhomes.com

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Cedar and metal, a covered porch, a mountain graphic on the side — 17 feet on a bumper-pull trailer in Hampstead, New Hampshire. It’s called The Traveler. Backcountry Tiny Homes still prints three Q2 2026 prices as of August 31, 2026: $65,530 Turnkey / $61,380 Unfurnished / $36,780 Shell. Taxes not included.

Backcountry The Traveler on a dual-axle trailer: cedar siding, dark metal at the rear, covered porch with wood posts, mountain graphic on the side, Hampstead New Hampshire
Backcountry Tiny Homes / backcountrytinyhomes.com

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Charcoal vertical siding, a coral-red glass door, dual-axle trailer on gravel in Dripping Springs, Texas. It’s called The Nomad. Nomad Handcrafted Tiny Homes still prints a starting price of $95,000 with standard features as of August 31, 2026.

Charcoal vertical-siding Nomad tiny house on a dual-axle trailer on gravel: coral-red glass door, light wood trim, four clerestory windows, Dripping Springs Texas
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

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NEVER TOO SMALL walks Casa VA, a 1930s flat in Madrid’s Chamberí designed by architect Iñigo Palazón of DIIR. The listing title and the article print 47sqm / 506sqft — not a tape-measure.

Man walking away down Casa VA’s living run: granite platform with a circular planter and books, recessed wall shelves, freestanding grey storage unit, stainless kitchen counter at the right edge
Video still: NEVER TOO SMALL

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Park Model Paradise is a 55+ HOA senior adult community on the north side of Indian Lake, Ohio, across from Turkeyfoot — State Route 235 and Township Road 293. The homepage, as of August 27, 2026, prints approximately 715 homes planned. The official fact sheet on the same site prints approximately 650 lots planned.

Aerial of the Phillips Happy Hallow sales-center lot in Lakeview, Ohio — park-model houses lined on the right, fifth-wheel RVs on the left, a dark metal building with a red awning, gravel lot and woods. This is the commercial sales lot, not the Park Model Paradise HOA streets.
Phillips Happy Hallow sales-center lot at 14738 OH-235, Lakeview — park models and RVs on the gravel, not the HOA streets. Photo: Park Model Paradise / pmpatthelake.com.

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Escalante Village is Durango’s Riverfront Tiny Home Community along the Animas River — 24 tiny home spaces, a 15-minute bike ride to downtown Durango, and the first tiny home community in Durango. The homepage asks, “Are You Ready to Live in 400 ft² at 6,512 ft?”

Three tiny houses on wheels on grass with red-rock cliffs behind them at Escalante Village in Durango, Colorado
Escalante Village / escalantevillage.com

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Mint Tiny House Company has been building in Delta, British Columbia for over a decade, and their Ventura has long been the go-to for people who want a park model rather than a tiny house on wheels. They just rolled out a fully redesigned version.

At 40 feet long and 10 feet wide, it delivers roughly 400 square feet on the main floor plus another 120-plus square feet across two sleeping lofts. That’s a lot of tiny house! But the redesign’s real story isn’t the footprint — it’s the 12-foot ceilings and the wall of glass that push this closer to a small home than a tiny house.

Black Mint Ventura park model tiny house parked in a grass field with evergreen trees behind it

Images courtesy of Mint Tiny House Company

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Tiny House Giant Journey walks Grant’s tiny home in the woods — white siding, a pale-blue door under an arched fan window, blue-trimmed loft windows in the trees. The listing prints Tiny House Block, Mt. Laguna, CA.

White-sided tiny house with a pale-blue front door and arched fan window, blue-trimmed windows, wooden entry steps and a propane tank, set among pines at Tiny House Block in Mt. Laguna, California
Video still: Tiny House Giant Journey

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Tiny House Expedition walks a 1970s-era geodesic dome Denise and Mike renovated. They live on the property and rent the dome ADU as a short-term rental they call Dome Sweet Dome.

Cedar-shingle geodesic dome on a hillside timber deck at dusk, warm light in the triangular windows
Video still: Tiny House Expedition

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