7 Tiny Vacation Getaways Around the Country
Ever feel the urge to leave your formal dining room behind for a weekend in a cozy paradise? Jenna Spesard and Guillaume Dutilh of Tiny Getaway tour some of the most unique tiny paradises around the country.
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The Nest; Austin, Texas
This tiny treehouse is linked together with suspension bridges and ladders and can be accessed by zip line.
The Nest; Austin, Texas
The Nest has two observation decks where you can escape to watch the sunset above the ravine.
The Nest; Austin, Texas
The kitchen in the The Nest treehouse is in its own separate structure accessed by a suspension bridge.
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
The common area of Caravan: The Tiny House Hotel in Portland, Ore., is the perfect place for guests to mingle, sit by the fire and enjoy vegan s'mores.
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
The hotel has six unique tiny homes for a unique lodging experience while traveling the Pacific Northwest.
The hotel has six unique tiny homes for a unique lodging experience while traveling the Pacific Northwest.
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
The hotel’s Skyline tiny house is made from reclaimed items.
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
Repurposed metal and wood give the the Skyline tiny house a rustic and cozy vibe inside.
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
The Pacifica is one of the first wheelchair-accessible tiny homes with plenty of space inside for ideal mobility.
Tiny House Hotel; Portland, Oregon
The Caboose Tiny House is modeled after a tiny train car and sleeps four people.
The Dome; Terlingua, Texas
The dome located in “The Texas Ghost Town” offers simple, off-grid living.
The Dome; Terlingua, Texas
The beautiful details of the blue bottles around the windows and doors add to the unique, dome lodging experience.
The Dome; Terlingua, Texas
The Dome’s bathroom is its own separate structure with a composting toilet.
Big Island Treehouse; Fern Forest, Hawaii
The Big Island Treehouse is perched on top of 15-foot stilts and blends in with the dense rainforest surrounding it.
Big Island Treehouse; Fern Forest, Hawaii
Gorgeous floor to ceiling windows allow visitors to enjoy the gorgeous view without having to leave the bed.
Big Island Treehouse; Fern Forest, Hawaii
The treehouse’s bathroom features a living shower with a wall of tundra cork bark and floor to ceiling shutters for a natural indoor-outdoor vibe.
Big Island Treehouse; Fern Forest, Hawaii
Kristie Wolfe, owner and builder of the Big Island Treehouse, made this dreamy floating bed suspended from the house by using a trampoline, memory foam and some outdoor fabric.
Hobbit House; Talkeetna, Alaska
The Hobbit House in Talkeetna, Alaska, offers one of the most unique tiny log cabin experiences you can find in the U.S.
Hobbit House; Talkeetna, Alaska
The Hobbit House is about as remote and Alaskan as it gets, with its wilderness memorabilia and rustic flare.
Tiny Silo; Tyringham, Mass.
This tiny silo on the Santarella Estate is one of the oldest tiny houses still in existence and makes for a perfect honeymoon retreat.
Tiny Silo; Tyringham, Mass.
The canopy bed inside is more than fit for a fairy tale.
Tiny Silo; Tyringham, Mass.
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Floating Home; Friday Harbor, Wash.
This gorgeous floating home is bursting with ornate charm. The indoor space blends effortlessly with the meticulously maintained outdoor space.
Floating Home; Friday Harbor, Wash.
The houseboat on a private marina features two decks to sit on and take in the gorgeous views of the Puget Sound and Mt. Baker.
Floating Home; Friday Harbor, Wash.
Inside, vaulted ceilings, skylights, window walls and portholes allow for plenty of sunlight to open up the tiny space.
Floating Home; Friday Harbor, Wash.
This floating home is bursting with ornate charm from its French doors to the solarium off the bedroom.
'Tiny Getaway'
Watch the Travel Channel special Tiny Getaway hosted by enthusiasts of all-things-tiny Jenna Spesard and Guillaume Dutilh to see more tiny vacation spots like these.