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Nervous about code enforcement?

We understand. Vermont hasn’t passed a statewide law for tiny homes yet, which means each town may set its own rules. That’s why every Zook Cabins park model is RVIA-certified and built to ANSI A119.5 standards, the nationally recognized code for recreational use. In Vermont, foundation-built tiny homes must comply with the International Residential Code (IRC). Park models, on the other hand, are often treated as recreational vehicles, giving you another path for placement in RV parks, campgrounds, or municipalities that allow RV living. For details, see our full guide to Tiny Home Regulations in Vermont.

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Our park model tiny homes come in a variety of designs and layouts to suit your lifestyle. Step inside the Rockwood to see what life in one of our park models can look like.

Benefits of Park Model Tiny Homes in Vermont

Vermont Ready

Our park model homes are well-suited to Vermont’s mix of rural land and seasonal retreats, offering a cozy option for year-round or vacation use.

Easier Setup

Because park models are classified as RVs, they’re often simpler to register and place in Vermont compared to building a foundation-based tiny home.

RVIA Certified

Each Zook Cabins park model is RVIA-certified and built to ANSI A119.5 standards, giving you peace of mind that your home meets nationally recognized safety requirements.

Flexible Vermont Living

Park models can be enjoyed in a variety of settings, from seasonal stays in campgrounds to family retreats in scenic areas across the state.

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Ready to embrace tiny living in Vermont? Fill out our quote form with your preferred park model and any features you’re interested in. We’ll send you a personalized estimate so you can see what your tiny home might cost.

Vermont Park Model Tiny Homes

Yes, some areas in Vermont allow park model homes, which are classified as recreational vehicles (RVs), to be used as residences. Rules vary by town, so it’s important to confirm permitted use and length of stay with your local zoning office. For more details, see our article  Tiny Home Regulations in Vermont.

Park model homes are classified as recreational vehicles (RVs) and built to ANSI A119.5 standards. Tiny homes in Vermont, by contrast, must meet residential building code requirements, one room of at least 120 sq. ft., additional rooms of 70 sq. ft., and ceilings at least 7 feet high. This difference often affects where and how each type can be placed.

Yes. Park models must be titled and registered like other RVs in Vermont. Depending on where you place the home, you may also need a zoning or building permit. Local officials can tell you exactly what applies.

In Vermont, park models are built to ANSI A119.5 standards and capped at 400 sq. ft., whereas foundation-built tiny homes must meet residential code minimums of at least one 120 sq. ft. room, additional rooms of 70 sq. ft., and ceilings no lower than 7 ft.

Yes, several exist across the state, such as Green Mountain Tiny Houses in Jericho and Tiny House Resort in South Newfane. Park models may also be allowed in RV parks or campgrounds, depending on zoning.

Yes. Even within the 400 sq. ft. cap, many Zook Cabins models include two bedrooms and full bathrooms. Designs like the Cascade, Aspen, and Pinecrest offer family-friendly layouts with multiple sleeping spaces.

Ideal Locations for Your Park Model Tiny Homes in Vermont

Vermont leaves most zoning decisions to the local level, which means rules can vary widely. The good news is that some towns are more welcoming to smaller dwellings, including park models, offering clearer paths for placement. If you’re considering tiny living in Vermont, here are a few places where the process may feel more straightforward:

  • Middlebury
    Middlebury allows park models and tiny homes on wheels to be used as permanent residences if they meet state building code requirements, making it one of the clearer options for tiny living.
  • Newfane
    Newfane permits park models as long as they are placed on a permanent foundation and comply with manufactured home standards, offering flexibility in a small-town setting.
  • Chelsea
    Chelsea allows park models as residences if they meet applicable health, safety, and dimensional standards, aligning them closely with the state’s residential code.

For more information, see our full guide to Tiny Home Regulations in Vermont.

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“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.”

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