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Tiny Homes For Sale in Rhode Island

Modern Tiny Homes For Sale in Rhode Island

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Log Park Model Tiny Homes For Sale in Rhode Island  

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Nervous about code enforcement?

We get it. Rhode Island’s building code doesn’t give a clear statewide answer for tiny homes, and requirements can vary widely from town to town. That’s why every Zook Cabins park model comes RVIA-certified, built to ANSI A119.5 standards, the same code recognized nationwide for recreational use. In Rhode Island, tiny homes are generally allowed only as accessory dwelling units (ADUs), while park model homes are classified as RVs, often making them easier to place. Checking with your local zoning board is still essential, but we’ve put together a complete guide to help you navigate them with confidence.

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Benefits of Park Model Tiny Homes in Rhode Island

Built for Every Season

From snowy winters to humid summers, our park models are insulated and constructed with durable materials to keep you comfortable year-round.

Code-Ready Options

While Rhode Island requires tiny homes on foundations to be ADUs, our RVIA-certified park models are classified as RVs, giving you more placement options.

Adaptable Placement

With park models recognized as recreational vehicles, you can explore options in RV parks, campgrounds, or private land where zoning allows.

Smaller Footprint

Park model homes make the most of limited space, reducing energy use and simplifying upkeep while still offering comfort and style.

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Rhode Island Park Model Tiny Homes

Tiny homes are treated as accessory dwelling units (ADUs) under Rhode Island’s building code and usually face size minimums of around 1,000 sq. ft. Park models, on the other hand, are classified as recreational vehicles (RVs) under ANSI A119.5 standards. That difference often makes park models easier to place in RV parks or other approved settings. For a deeper dive into this topic, check out our articles Park Model Homes vs Towable Tiny Homes: What is the difference? and ADU Regulations in Rhode Island: The Complete Guide.

 Yes. Rhode Island allows park model homes, but since they’re considered RVs, they must be titled, registered, and placed in areas where RVs are permitted. Local zoning boards may also have additional rules, so always confirm before setting up.

You can live in a park model, but it depends on local zoning. Some towns only allow ADUs on permanent foundations, while RVs like park models may be limited to seasonal or recreational use. It’s important to check with your local zoning office for clarity on year-round living. For a closer look at how Rhode Island towns handle small dwellings, read our article ADU Regulations in Rhode Island: The Complete Guide. And for more about tiny homes statewide, see our complete guide, Tiny Home Regulations in Rhode Island.

Absolutely! Zook Cabins’ park models are built with insulation and durable materials designed to handle New England’s snow, humidity, and storms while keeping you comfortable year-round.

Yes. Park Model RVs are capped at 400 sq ft under the national ANSI A119.5 standard (the benchmark used for PMRVs). Rhode Island treats units built to ANSI A119.5 as recreational vehicles for code purposes; the standard itself does not set a specific minimum size. Local campground or zoning rules may add their own requirements.

Ideal Locations for Your Park Model Tiny Homes in Rhode Island

Tiny homes are permitted statewide, but most are limited to accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Local ADU rules often set size minimums much higher than typical tiny homes, in many cases around 1,000 sq. ft. Park model homes, classified as RVs, can provide more flexibility in where and how you live.

  • Washington County
    Here too, ADU size minimums are typically higher than “tiny” standards. Park models, recognized as RVs, allow for smaller, movable options in more flexible locations.
  • Bristol County
    Tiny homes are allowed as ADUs, though many towns set higher square footage minimums. Park model RVs may be easier to place in RV parks or other approved sites.
  • Providence County
    While ADU rules apply, often with larger minimum sizes, park model RVs can offer a practical path to tiny living when placed in campgrounds or designated RV areas.

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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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