See How This Portable Log Cabin on Wheels Can Be Right for You!

Exploring the Adirondack Park Model Cabin

Take a look inside the Adirondack Park Model Cabin in Virginia. Offering guided hunting and hiking experiences in the beautiful Shenandoah Mountains of Virginia, Double Spur Outfitters is always looking for ways to improve their guest experience and make their facilities more nature-friendly. By adding an Adirondack Park model cabin, also known as a portable log cabin, they can offer premium hosting, sleeping, and food prep facilities for their guests without sacrificing any of the rustic or natural feels that their customers want. The additional loft also provides extra sleeping room for larger groups. No matter what you are looking for with your campground, Airbnb, or other housing facilities, you'll want to see how one of these portable log cabins on wheels can be right for you. The Adirondack Park Model Cabin specifications are 15 foot by 27-foot cabin, a 10-foot porch, and a loft option.

Understanding Park Model Cabins

A park model cabin is a preassembled, portable cabin on wheels that is 400 square feet or less and is technically classified as a Park Model RV (oversized RV). They are also known as park model homes, recreational park trailers, or tiny homes. They are typically a little larger than most tiny homes but smaller than mobile homes or modular. The cabin is mounted on a trailer frame and is movable but they are more so made to be parked somewhere long-term. The set-up is similar to a mobile home so there is no need for a permanent foundation other than a stone or concrete pad or piers to block and level the unit up off the wheels slightly. The cabin must be 400 square feet or less of living space so the square foot limit doesn't include the porch or loft area. It also must be able to be transported as a single wide so they are typically anywhere from 11 feet to 15 feet wide, 30 feet to 44 feet long, 13 feet to 14 feet high, and are all oversize loads.

Regulations and Uses of Park Model Cabins

Since each cabin has a VIN and is technically classified as Park Model RV, in most cases you don't need permits and aren't required to pay property taxes on the cabin itself. As a Park Model RV, the RV Industry Association (RVIA) inspects each unit to make sure they meet the ANSI A119.5 Standards for Recreational Park Trailers. A Park Model Cabin is intended for recreational use and not so much as a permanent residence even though a Lancaster Log Park Model Cabin will hold up great year round even in extremely cold climates. Ideal uses for Park Model Cabins are campgrounds, cabin rentals, Airbnb, tiny homes, getaway cabins, in-law quarters, offices, and guest houses just to name a few.

Key Features of Park Model Cabins

Key points for a park model cabin include they are preassembled, portable cabin on a fixed trailer frame, 400 square feet or less (porches and lofts not included), oversize load (can't haul yourself), RVIA Certified as a Park Model RV with VIN, similar set-ups and hook-ups to a single wide mobile home, movable but more so made to stay put, mainly for recreational use but can be used year-round.