Tiny House Village Success Story
Tiny Tranquility Park in Waldport, Oregon is a Tiny House Village success story. It was created from a defunct greenhouse property by the sea and developed into a really beautiful place to live by Josh Palmer, steps from the Pacific Ocean.
The focus of the development is “shared spaces.” There’s an indoor garden area and several community gathering spots.
There are 43 sites ranging in size from 2,400 to 4,000 sq. feet. Long term lot rents range between $650.00 and $700.00 per month*, plus electricity, and require a one-year commitment. Nightly and short-term rentals are handled by Sweet Home Rentals and start at about $109.00/night*.
Here is a YouTube® video produced by Jenna Kausal of Tiny House Giant Journey showcasing this awesome park:
Unique features and amenities of Tiny Tranquility
- You can rent space in the green house for a garden, storage, or small business.
- There is a large 2,400 square foot lodge, TV room, and newly built second common area featuring a second floor great room for those ocean views.
- Villagers enjoy a fitness area that includes commercial-grade fitness equipment!
- A BBQ area features two bonfire pits.
- Get fresh veggies from the community garden.
- Give your furry friend some exercise in the dog park.
- Cook a giant Thanksgiving dinner in the common kitchen.
- 50 Amp shore power connection.
- Free WiFi.
- Five minute walk to the shore.
Transforming the area into a tiny house village took vision and perseverance
Once the site of a plant nursery, owner Josh Palmer transformed the space into a delightful community featuring large common spaces. Josh started from scratch installing the infrastructure for the park, but was able to restore and repurpose many of the nursery buildings. This project truly reflects the heart of a tiny living community.
Here’s detailed information about how to build your own tiny home park.
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