Park Models

Recreational park trailers or “park models” are 400-square foot cottages with peaked roofs that sit on a chassis and are typically placed on rented, leased or purchased sites in campgrounds or RV resorts and used as weekend retreats or vacation cottages. Park models can also be placed on private property and used as a part-time residence, subject to local zoning ordinances.

Typically upscale in appearance, park models are available in many styles, from cedar cabins more suburban style homes with vinyl siding. Our park models feature solid frame construction, residential cabinets and full size appliances as well as optional bay windows and lofts. Interiors feature either a wood or tape and texture finish.

Our Builder was the first of 46 companies in the park model business to offer overhead heating and cooling systems. We have also introduced 9-foot flat coffered ceilings, tiled kitchen and bathroom flooring and marble lavies in our highline models.

All our park models are built to the ANSI 119.5 building code, which is administered and enforced by the Recreational Park Trailer Industry Association (RPTIA). The code requires that park models meet or exceed more than 500 building and safety standards. Respected park model manufacturers build to this code yet it is not a requirement, so look for the RPTIA inspection label when purchasing your next park model.

Why Buy a Park Model?

Vacation Homes - Wake up in your favorite resort city throughout the mild winter season. Place a park model home in one of the many resort communities throughout the West and enjoy relaxing vacation living throughout the season.

Income Properties - Provide potential residence an opportunity to fall in love with your community by offering seasonal rental homes. Seasonal rentals allow you to show off amenities to potential residents while receiving a monthly income.

Guest Homes - Park Models are a perfect option for guest housing. They offer all the needed facilities for long or short term visitors.