Tiny-home communities and village-style living. Each card shows the community's stage and what you can do now, with the date its availability was last checked.
Every published community is listed. A check older than 30 days is marked “recheck needed”. A full community stays listed, because an owner may resell or an expansion may open.
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Operating communities with a current home, site, resale, rental or land pathway. Built from every community whose availability source carries a check date. It does not mean every home or site is open.
NY
Established detached-cottage rental community with selected layouts available.
Availability last checked September 10, 2026
TX
A tiny-home and RV community on College Street in Poolville, west of Fort Worth, letting sites on six or twelve month leases. The operator states it is now open.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
SC
A tiny-home community on the Swamp Rabbit Trail a mile from downtown Travelers Rest in upstate South Carolina. Homes are park models under 400 square feet bought from the operator, and the monthly village fee covers power, water, sewer, refuse collection and lawn care.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
OK
Community reported operating or pre-leasing.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
WA
Resident-owned all-age cooperative with a tiny-home-compatible lot advertised.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
SC
A fifteen-acre tiny-home village on Lake Robinson at Taylors, in the South Carolina upstate, with the Blue Ridge on the skyline. Homes are bought from the community and the land beneath them is leased, on a lease that ends when the home is sold. One monthly fee covers the utilities, the landscaping and the amenities.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
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CO
Developing park-model village near Montrose accepting reservations for future leased homesites.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
Also reported: Reservations open
TX
Use: Short-stay guest use. Not a verified residential community under the current plan.
Current availability and residential use are under review.
TX
Lakefront space for tiny homes and RVs under pecan trees on a private road at Princeton, north-east of Dallas. The operator states that one-year leases are now available.
Availability last checked September 23, 2026
CA
A seventy-space community leasing large lots at 3,800 feet in the Tejon Pass, midway between Los Angeles and Bakersfield. Residents may bring a home of their own or buy a new one, and park models and tiny homes are welcome.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
FL
A lakefront tiny-house community in Orlando where the homes are rented rather than owned. The operator lists long-term rental homes as they come up.
Availability last checked September 26, 2026
Also reported: Waitlist open
CA
Operating and expanding tiny-home community.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
CA
A waterfront park in the California Delta between the Bay Area and Sacramento, with a row of owner-occupied tiny houses among its long-term residents. Homes must be certified to RV industry standards and stay on wheels.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
NC
Operating community with homes marketed for sale.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
CO
Year-round community with resale homes; no empty lots.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
Also reported: Resale available
SC
A five-acre tiny-home community around a two-acre pond at Gilbert, in Lexington County, a few minutes from Lake Murray. There are thirty-one home sites. Residents buy a park-model home and rent the ground under it, on a lease of two years or more, and the rent covers the water, the sewer, the refuse collection and the shared ground.
Availability last checked September 23, 2026
AZ
A 55+ park of 138 sites in the pines at Lakeside in the White Mountains of eastern Arizona, with some sites designated as annual.
Eligibility: Age-qualified (55+)
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
IA
Iowa’s first cohousing community: thirty-seven small, energy-efficient homes on nearly eight acres in Iowa City, clustered around a green with no cars on it, a mile and a half from downtown. A five-thousand-square-foot common house holds the kitchen, dining room, exercise room and two guest rooms, and the land carries a community garden, individual garden plots, an orchard and a stretch of native prairie.
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
