Take A Look Inside Park Model Homes

Let’s take a look inside park model homes. While the exterior plays a role in choosing your park model mobile home, the interior is where you’ll spend most of your time. That’s why having an interior layout that suits your lifestyle is essential to truly feeling at home. From the number of bedrooms to the option of a loft, understanding your choices is the best place to start. Keep reading to learn more about what the inside of a park model home looks like—and view photos of our models!

Key Features Inside Park Model Homes

While most features of a park model are similar to those of a regular home, the primary difference to consider is the size. While the average size of a home today is around 2000 sq.ft., park models are only 400 sq. ft.

Kitchen

A kitchen is a vital part of any home, and is no less important for a park model home. Our kitchens are built with a combination of functionality and look at the forefront. All of our park models come standard with the necessary appliances, including a refrigerator, electric range, and microwave. However, we make sure it complements and doesn’t distract from the rest of the living space, allowing for a seamless look. 

With each model, you receive a slightly different layout variation for your kitchen. If you desire a larger kitchen area, we recommend the Pinecrest. Yet if having a large cooking area isn’t a concern for you, you may find that the Nook Studio fits the needs you have.

Living Area

The living space in a home is where memories are truly made. Gathered around the table, or sitting in the living room, enjoying the company of close friends and family. Our park models all have an open living area with high ceilings.

For those seeking a log cabin tiny home that offers the perfect family space, we highly recommend the Aspen. The living room and dining area are combined into one seamless space. Allowing you to enjoy everyone’s company.

For those who prefer a modern look, we recommend the Cascade or Luna model. Both of these homes offer a large common area. So, whether it’s just you and your spouse for a weekend getaway in the Luna or the whole family in the Cascade, you are sure to enjoy the fun of being together. 

Bathroom

Of the important things in a home, the bathroom is definitely at the top of that list. That is why all our park model mobile homes come with a full bathroom and include a shower. A 20-gallon, or larger, water heater supplies the hot water for your kitchen and bath, making sure you can keep yourself feeling fresh no matter what your day was like! 

If you like relaxing in your own spa-like bathroom, the A-frame Studio will give you a space that is second to none. 

Bedroom(S)

Whether you are a light sleeper or could slumber for years, having the perfect place to sleep is very important. And we know that one of the most significant considerations when choosing a park model home is the number of beds that are required to meet your specific needs. 

We carry 1 and 2-bedroom Park Model tiny homes:

As you can see, most of our models only have one bedroom. However, we do have several models that offer multiple sleeping areas. These areas may be multiple bedrooms or loft spaces.

Loft

A Park Model home with a loft is the perfect way to add extra space, whether you need an additional bedroom or simply a storage area. The lofts in our park models are open to the main living area and feature windows on both sides, providing ample ventilation and making the loft a comfortable and inviting space to hang out. The Cascade, Nook Family, Pinecres, and Aspen are all models that offer a loft.

Porch

While a porch is not technically the “interior”, we’d be remiss not to include it in our overview of inside park model homes. A porch not only improves the look of your park model but also offers a convenient addition to your living space, especially in a warmer climate or in the summer months.

A porch is a perfect place to come together as a family after a day of fun, or simply a place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee in the cool of the morning! At this time, the Aspen, Studio, and Rockwood all come with a porch. 

How Much Does A Park Model Home Cost?

Park Model Homes vary in price. To find out exactly what you’re preferred park model would cost and more about the various park model cabins and homes that Zook Cabins offers, check out our blog on park model pricing. If you already know what model you want, request a quote, and we will be happy to get you the price of your exact model.

FAQ About Inside Park Model Homes

What Is It Like To Live In A Park Model?

The joy of living in a park model mobile home is that you get all the comforts of home, at your favorite place to enjoy a relaxing weekend away, whether that is the sunny south or lake and woods of the north. While you get all the amenities of a regular house, the cost is less, literally giving you the best of both worlds. 

What Is The Square Footage Of A Park Model?

In most of the United States, the maximum square footage of a park model is 400 sq ft, except in Florida, where it’s 500 sq ft. This gives you some flexibility with the length and width of your park model home, but they usually are between 10’-12’ wide and 30’-40’ feet long but can be as long as 44+ feet in length. To see our park model homes floor plans and more info, check out our Park Model homes.

Is A Park Model A Good Investment?

A Park Model is actually a quite good investment, with a low purchase price and high return on investment, you can quickly turn a profit. For more information about why park model homes are a good short investment opportunity, check out our blog.

What Is The Difference Between A Park Model And A Tiny Home?

So what is the difference between a park model and a tiny home? They share a lot of the same characteristics, like minimal square footage, and often build on wheels.

The primary difference between tiny homes and park models is that park models aren’t “homes” at all, but rather recreational vehicles, designed for campgrounds or vacation homes and not made for full-time living. Most tiny homes aren’t technically homes either, because they often don’t meet the local building codes. But are often built for more full-time living.

Do You Still Have Questions About Inside Park Model Homes?

While living in a 400 sq ft home isn’t what you’d call “spacious”, there are still a lot of benefits to living in a park model home. While there might not be a lot of square footage, there is still a lot of luxury packed into this space. If park model living sounds like something you would like to try, call us to find out more information or request your free quote today!