Campground Cabins
We build campground cabins, large and small. From primitive log cabins for sleeping to full-service cabins with kitchens and baths to camp stores, rec rooms, and multi-family rentals – we can help! Choose the style of a rustic log cabin that best fits your needs. Campground Cabins offer a very attractive alternative to RVs or site-built cabins.
All campground cabins and rustic log cabins are manufactured in a climate-controlled facility, making winter construction a non-issue. Our camper cabins for sale can be built during inclement weather, and be delivered to your site in the spring when things thaw out, allowing plenty of time to wrap up the details before your big weekends arrive. Multiple campground cabin kits can be installed within a day of each other or up to a week.
When it comes to great campground cabins, there are lots of options to consider. Do you want a fully functioning cabin that includes bathrooms, multiple bedrooms, kitchens, or simply a basic cabin structure that provides space to sleep, out of the elements, while still maintaining the camping vibe we love.
The Benefits of Campground Cabins
There are a lot of fun benefits of choosing to stay at a campground cabin. One of the obvious reasons is that with a cabin, you can still enjoy a relaxing weekend at the campground instead of getting rained out with every thunderstorm. This also allows you to extend your camping season both earlier in the year and long into the fall. Other benefits include a simpler packing process, and maybe most importantly, a good night’s sleep, instead of sleeping on the ground in a tent.
Park Model Campground Cabins
A popular campground cabin option is the park model. The simplicity of setting up a park model cabin makes it an easy choice for the next campground cabin! Once the site is prepared, all you need to do is level your park model and hook up the utilities, just like an RV, and it is ready to be occupied. Our park model homes come in a few different models.
Keep reading for more details about some of the park model cabins that we offer at Zook Cabins.
The Pocono Park Model
A quaint and beautiful cabin, the Pocono Park Model home measures in at 11 ft x 44 ft and also features a loft along with a bedroom and bath. The main living space is open, with the kitchen, dining room and livingroom all in one area, keeping your family together. The porch out the front is a great place to gather at the end of a busy day enjoying the surrounding nature.
The Rockwood Park Model
The Rockwood Park Model Home is a great option for someone looking for a more luxury glamping experience. At 12 ft wide x 38 ft long, the Rockwood is a stunning park model, and comes with a large master bedroom and bathroom, plus a incredible porch off the living room. But the highlight of Rockwood is the main living area, which includes the kitchen and livingroom and is surrounded on three sides with floor to ceiling windows, giving you unlimited views of your surroundings.
Large Campground Cabin Models
The Sedona Cabin
The Sedona cabin is an economical option for a single-wide cabin, often used as a cabin situated in a retreat or campground setting, this cabin comes standard with a full-width end porch. At 6′ in length on all floor plans, this porch is perfect for a few outdoor chairs or a swinging chair. Whatever is chose to grace the entryway to your home, it will soon be the favorite morning spot to drink your coffee.
The Plymouth Cabin
The Plymouth cabin provides an extra flair to what most people think of when they hear “single-wide” cabin. The standard 12 pitch roof outfitted with 2 window dormers, give this single wide cabin a big, open feel. While most single wide cabins have an end porch, the Plymouth comes standard with a porch that spans the length of the cabin. This porch is 5′ wide so while it does take away from the indoor space some, it gives you significant space to hangout on the front porch.
The Catskill Cabin
The Catskill cabin is like the brother of the Plymouth cabin. With the same 12 pitch roof and the option for a loft area, these cabins would appear somewhat similar to each other. There are, however, a couple of big differences. The biggest one being the porch. While the Plymouth has a porch that extends the length of the cabin, the Catskill has an end porch. This affects the interior floor plan options pretty significantly.