Find Your Community
Browse dated operator sources, choose a U.S. state or explore international communities and projects. Compare home acceptance, site costs and the actual lease.
Bringing your own home, renting an existing home and joining a future cooperative project involve different commitments. The cards keep those arrangements visible. Every listing links to its direct source, checked on 8 October 2026.
This is a curated directory. A state without a listing means we have not verified an operator there; it does not mean communities do not exist. Confirm current openings and home acceptance directly.
What to ask before choosing a communityHome payment + site rent + metered services + travel + insurance + fees.
Record the lease term, renewal process, home-removal obligations and the arrangement if the property changes hands.
Use the project budget11 community and project sources
Bring your own home
Mills River, North Carolina
Yearly land leases for tiny houses on wheels. The residential page describes water and electrical hookups, shared facilities and home-document requirements.
Operator page reports fully booked; ask about its expansion or current waitlist.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Bring your own home
Mount Laguna, California
The parking page accepts enquiries for certified homes on trailers and asks for dimensions, appliances, hookup positions and photographs. Water, sewage and trash are described separately from electricity.
Operator says capacity is often full; ask for a current site-specific response.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Mixed community
Isleton, California
The operator describes a waterfront resort community with tiny houses, RVs and boats. Review its current reservation and stay arrangements for the actual home and duration you propose.
Ask the operator about tiny-home acceptance, lease duration and vacant sites.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Bring your own home
Durango, Colorado
A riverfront tiny-home community along the Animas River. The operator describes resident-owned homes, limited rental options and review of the home design before placement.
Check its current reservations page; a directory listing is not a vacant-site offer.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Mixed community
Durango, Colorado
A mobile and tiny-home community with a dedicated tiny-living area. Its living-options page also describes apartments and container homes; ask which category is currently offered.
Contact management for the exact home type, lease and current openings.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Rent an existing home
Thonotosassa, Florida
The operator advertises ESCAPE home rentals and distinguishes house rent from site arrangements. Its rental page states terms, included services, pet restrictions and a waitlist contact.
Use the operator’s current listings and obtain a written quote for the particular home.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Rent an existing home
Orlando, Florida
The operator describes a tiny-home neighborhood on Lake Fairview. Check the selected rental listing and ask whether its terms match the length of stay you need.
Confirm the individual unit and stay terms directly; nightly and residential offers differ.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Park-model community
Lakeside, Arizona
The current community page identifies park-model spaces on Amanda Drive. It distinguishes the existing park from LuxTiny II, a separate development.
Operator describes the existing community as often full and provides a waitlist.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Park-model community
Rio Communities, New Mexico
The operator describes a tiny-home village and a single-level park-model home. Its website includes an older open-house invitation; contact the operator for the current sales or rental arrangement.
Request current home availability, site costs and occupancy terms; no live vacancy is verified.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Bring your own home
Near Terrace, British Columbia, Canada
Hummingbird Micro Homes describes short- and long-term micro-home rentals and a bring-your-own-home pad-rental option at Bluegrass Meadows.
Confirm acceptance of your home, winter services, pad availability and current lease costs.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Community project
Bristol, England, United Kingdom
A community-led housing project whose organization publishes its planning proposal, shared facilities and intended cooperative model. This is a project to follow, not an advertised ready-to-rent park.
Ask about present project status and membership. No completed home or vacant lot is represented here.
Source checked 8 October 2026. Vacancy and suitability need direct confirmation.
Try a nearby state or clear the arrangement filter. For a location we have not listed, request the operator’s written home-acceptance policy, occupancy terms and full service charges before considering a move.
Find and evaluate other placement options| Question | Evidence to collect | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Will this home be accepted? | Model, dimensions, weight, category, inspection and insurance documents accepted in writing | A site that takes park models may not take a self-built THOW |
| What does the lease cover? | Term, renewal, deposits, rent changes and exit / removal costs | Home ownership does not mean land ownership |
| Which services are included? | Electrical capacity, metering, water, wastewater, waste and internet | Advertised site rent can omit regular charges |
| Does daily life fit? | Pets, guests, children, vehicles, storage, work, access and quiet-hour rules | A permitted home can still be the wrong living arrangement |