TinyCamp is helping make to legal tiny houses a reality in Sedona & Coconino County, AZ. It is also a stunning getaway with a goal of creating connection with yourself, your partner and nature. Oak Creek Canyon provides a magical backdrop. 🏡🏡 *See more Tiny Getaways:* kzread.info/head/PLlvBXhDyr9H2U0HdzPqb3E3cwKwhjtenc

@sjladuke75

4 жыл бұрын

This project epitomizes the ideal tiny home community. Are you considering allowing outsiders to join your venture & build a tiny home on this incredible site? I've been researching tiny homes, know this is exactly what I want but as with others, have run into the problems with zoning/planning boards. Currently living on the east coast but want to relocate to the west coast. Have been to Sedona & find it's perfect for so many reasons. They're all beautiful homes but the last home you showed - light filled contemporary is truly ideal. Thanks for sharing this!

@johnwest196

4 жыл бұрын

4.8 L truck Chevrolet

@jt.s.7418

4 жыл бұрын

Beautiful canon, WOW

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Susan LaDuke Darin is working on a second Village in Sedona that looks like it will be open to dwelling. We’ll ask to respond to comments over here about it 😊✨

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! A great video, thanks for editing all my ums and ahs!

This is a great way to use small lots and provide a long term place for small houses.

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Using existing land is just so practical.

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks - we did not get to talk about infrastructure, maybe in the next video

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Darin Dinsmore more to come likely in Living Tiny Legally 3! Though we touched on the involved grading work and the retaining walls. 😊👍

I’ve been a fan, following the tiny home movement since it began. They are perfect for so many stages of life; college student, new grad entering job market, newlyweds, and seniors long past their need for a large home. Lofts make sense for the young, but seniors are left out of many designs. At 80 and severely vision impaired, there is no way I would even have a loft let alone try to crawl across one on my knees. There is great need for seniors to have more affordable housing that is comfortable and safe. Florida is sadly far behind the curve. I would sell my house and move to a tiny home community in a heartbeat if I could find one with space and a downstairs bedroom.

this is a great start for real community building with the very smart tiny home movement as traditional homes and mortgages skyrocket past new young homeowners, seniors and the low income singles and couples in America. You touch on many themes such as zoning laws which must be taken into consideration even in very remote areas. Great job. I would also encourage the view to check out such communities in your state. Here in Oregon we have a very smart answer to the homeless folks in Eugene< Oregon called "Emerald Village" the homeowner actually helps build them on a site approved by the city and they are also buying into a coop where they live. It is known that if you are building your home and paying into ownership pride and responsibility for the home and community becomes a win win every time. Also here on the coast in Waldport another tiny home community approved by the town has begun to flourish. Good luck and for pete sakes keep the cost DOWN, that is why tiny home movement began. If a price tag comes out to $100k or more why would anyone go tiny home. BTW how much are your units at the camp? Thx.

@faithrada

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent point. Tiny Homes with price tags which runs 3X the sqft of normal construction really defeats the whole purpose of building tiny.

This guy is a tiny home paladin, not unlike you two... keep up the good work.

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

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So cool....Sedona is easily one of the best places I've ever been. Unfortunately I can't live there, but I'm happy for those lucky enough to! Cheers!..

Wow, I’d love to stay there and hop in that hot tub. Beautiful countryside. It’s all amazing.

There is also a tiny home movement for people that want to live a minimalist lifestyle that arent snobs that need fancy features . Different strokes I guess . But I do give you credit, these are beautiful tiny homes

Love the flow tiny house. It is so beautiful.

For me, the ideas in kzread.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

Good information. Love Oak creek.

I watched this just to enjoy Sedona.

I appreciate that you show tiny home events and “villages”. It’s encouraging to see the movement taking such a strong push forward as more people are made aware of the options and benefits (and challenges) that are available. In my next phase of life (should it come) I’d like to live in a tiny house. I always enjoy your videos. Thank you for doing such a great job. (A baby boomer who lives in a 6,000 sq ft house lol)

I really appreciate this effort! Smart, sustainable, flexible design!

Love your tiny homes, they are so cuuute

I recognize these houses and I recognize him. He bought a couple of these in support of a high school program that designed and built them. The tiny house community seems to be supportive of one another. And I feel dumb because he describes that process at the end of the video

I love the vision of this and want to have a tiny house community... All I need is the money to back up this dream, and others who want to see it succeed! What a lovely dream and possibly! 🖤🦇 P.S. I'm wearing my "Legalize Tiny" top/t-shirt just now, and it still tickles me that I got it, and got to befriend you both in person! 🤗

I live a couple hours away!...i wanna go!

I stay in South Africa and I have been looking at the tiny homes here as well, it's coming on slowly but surely

I'm going to Sedona next week to look for a place to rent for living. My long term goal is to form a sustainable community there. This will take lots of years of education, hard work, and dedication but I feel a calling to do this. Also getting petitions signed, and presenting new ideas to the city counsel board. I'm new, and I know nobody, but I'm ready to get involved, bring people and ideas together, and create living solutions.

reminded me of my blissful trip to hillstation

This type of community makes so much sense everywhere! If CA doesn't get on board with tiny living we'll all be moving to AZ!! And SO appreciate the Dark Sky community!! Love the Flow unit! My sister has a 2nd home that's a tiny on the Russian River, CA. Can you tell me where you found the big comfy chair? Great addition! You've thought of so much, denim insulation and indoor/outdoor furniture ... great planning for living tiny. Thank you for explaining your thinking about tiny house placement in terms of what would be appropriate for privacy, etc. I wish more planners took these things into consideration.

In the Breathe Tiny House, you can also have an over the range/cooktop microwave that has lighting and venting, and vent it out, and it is mounted on the wall, so you still have counter space, and maybe a shelf for a toaster oven. I like the recycled steel walls; I take it you can put magnets on the wall, love the semi-round shower, and that bathroom is nice and spacious for a tiny house.

Thank you so much for this. I'm living in the PNW in a THOW, and trying to get this stuff together. I'll be visiting you this winter to see how you did this, and see if I can carry it home. Thanks again! Happy Trails!

Hey I'm from Arizona and I just want to say thank you

I love what this man is doing by creating a small community that brings back nature and simplicity. the one thing that I didn't like about the two first houses was it there was not a bathroom sink. being that the kitchen was right there most people would think you could use that however that's cross-contamination in many ways that you don't want to see the results of. Also in the bigger house that was on a trailer, it was wasted space in the stairs that you could have used as drawers or as a closet.

Such valuable information!! Thank you for your work, design, and on going efforts for the future 💖

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

I lived in a "mother's-in-law quarters" in downtown Albuquerque. Was built the same time as the main house, probably sometime in the 40s. I had a full bath that had been remodeled right before I moved in. Kitchen had a full stove and fridge, not much cabinet space. A half wall separated the kitchen and living area. I fit in a love seat and a queen bed. I had a cat & large dog, lots of yard. Dang I miss my "la Caja"

The extra 2 feet in width really makes a difference

Like FLOW! I want to visit.

Love them all for different reasons. I want the saltwater hot tub 😍

@carolinejeanallincarolj

3 жыл бұрын

Me too, love the salt water hot tub as well

What a great idea! I want to do that where I live.

Wonderful work you're doing! Great video.

Damn... That is so inspiring. New sub here. Greetings from Colombia!

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for joking us!!

Love it!!

Wonderful!

Amazing, I love the decks! I am building a solar cabin.

The problem is that one can’t live here permanently, and that a visit is only for well off folks. It’s lovely and I’d move there in a second if it were possible. But, this is getting away from the original idea behind THs: affordable housing.

love this village

Build an awesome deck..@ build on concrete pillars etc. and then you put a tiny house structure on top of it ... No axles... Cool place!!

That is incredible.

I very much want to visit Tiny Camp

hello from Quebec..inspiring..yes..Municipalities must adapt to the reality that is Tiny Houses..In Arizona, they just launched one community also, and in Oregon, there is a neat CoastaL tINY hOUSE +rv cOMMUNITY IN AN OLD NURSERY LOT

Very well thought out concepts!!!

Go Tiny Camp! 👍🏻❤️🙏

Lol I’m also 6’2” and I see the “head room” you “have”. I like my 8 foot ceilings

Beautiful

It's GREAT if you have the funds and want to build in the fashion that this host Darin ascribes to when he said "... Everything you touch has to be high quality and so this is you know granite counter tops and high end hardware and fixtures. Anything you touch that's tactile has to be high quality or your experience in a small space is diminished." However I want to point out that this is only true if you believe it is true. If you are joyful living in a tiny home made from a silo with paper bags and polyurethane for your custom flooring, mismatched silverware bent to be your cupboard pulls, horse trailer windows, with concrete countertops and sink, and a hole in the middle of floor covered with a custom floor door/latch with a drop ladder for your 'drop-in' reading/sleeping lair....then that is your truth. Tiny living can be as inexpensive or expensive as you are comfortable with-without diminishing any of your space.

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment, I don't disagree. But the point was that going small is often expensive as the materials are not standard sizes (such as appliances) . I do think we can learn from boat design, but also that is expensive or at least needs attention to detail. I agree with you that you can make artful living out of many affordable materials - but it needs to be thoughtful. Thanks for your comment.

Breathe is the best one 👍

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Yes that Tiny Home is livable fulltime!

These are just beautiful!! Love the large decks. Need to find a way for a sofa instead of love seat. These are just rentals?

Been following THM for years. How is it possible that I keep running across little vacay villages but nobody will allow me to build one on my own property

I really admire this plan. The tiny houses and the site are beautiful. Oak Creek Canyon reminds me of the canyon I used to tromp around in. I live in Monterey County, CA, where it's impossible to buy a house for under $500k. Rents are at least $1800 a month for a studio! I have a feeling that Sedona is probably about the same. Is this tiny house village going to be used for short term rentals, or for the working people that Sedona hires to maintain their tourist shops? What has happened to our area is that people have grabbed up houses, rent them out for short term vacation visitors, which has depleted the housing market for local workers. This idea is wonderful, but only as a means to solve a housing problem, not to house the tourist trade. This is my very biased opinion, as I have watched beautiful areas of the Central Coast be destroyed by over zealous tourists that care nothing for the damage they do.

ONE seat? Views are lovely though...

I believe the world over would be a better place with Tiny Villages everywhere. Places that are affordable for so many more working middle to low income people. Container villages that are managed by the owners. This was so beautiful.

@marilynguinnane4663

2 жыл бұрын

Brenda Swann -- Well, you fit in beautifully with what the NWO crowd wants for us. "You will have nothing and you'll be happy." Don't strive for a thing, it's all over. Well no it isn't all over. Dream and dream big! Dream that you won't always be some downtrodden poor sap, but someone who can live in a decently sized house. Work for it, and along the way, kick communism in the arse.

Hermoso lugar , dónde se encuentra ese lugar?? Todo es bello

Do you just do tours or do you rent them out for weekends? Are you currently open for tours? During the pandemic?

Are these rentals only, or can one live in one full time?

Why would he waste a year looking for a sofa to fit? He could have Just built one with storage under and make the cushions out of memory foam and whatever color/print over them. I love this though, I wish we had this here in Texas.

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Good point! We are working on 12 affordable tiny home communities and are trying to use dimensions that work with off the shelf affordable furniture and appliances - so I guess we were trying to test out this assumption. Thanks Off the shelf and readily available also assists with speed of project delivery, the Grove tiny House village was built in 4 months from the ground up.

@cathycoryell2351

4 жыл бұрын

TX has the easiest codes to meet, and tiny living is very possible. They have park model prefab units, that are well made as well.

👍👍👍👌😊

What a great place and just brilliant. I'm obsessed with tiny homes. This is such a great way to introduce people to living tiny. I hope builders will follow suit and build such camps in every state throughout the country. Great video!

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agree! And thank you!

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Completely agree! And thank you!

I would like to come visit

eaaand what do you hide under the sunnies. cool tinyCamp though

Oak Creek canyon is beautiful. You are renting these? Why not build for people to purchase? This is a very expensive area in real estate purchase. I doubt Sedona would ever approve.

I would like to know if you can come and rent or stay in one? Thank you for your reply 🥰🥰

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Yes they are available at www.tinycamp.com. Thanks for your interest.

Thanks, Guys. This is good to know. Little by little, there are inroads being made in AZ. I know we would like it to be faster. From what he said it did not seem too long to work these units into place.👍

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Happy to share! It take quite a bit of time, but hopefully through lessons learned here, it will make future tiny house efforts in AZ a little easier. 😊✊

@nana73carol46

4 жыл бұрын

Another place made to make money. Not really feasible everywhere. Looks like it's in a very floodable canyon.

@debbieboring3422

4 жыл бұрын

@@nana73carol46 Yes every Summer the melt from Flagstaff comes down the hill. They are up the side a bit. There are many year-round homes in that area too. The water is across the street and the canyon has a pretty steady drop so the water keeps going downhill.

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

In retrospect, many lessons learned. Our 3 projects in Riverside for the Housing Authority went much faster with Mayor support... also they have a housing authority.

music is too loud and distracting

are they on sale? i would like one

From the 70's Paola Soleri,forward vision, to this tiny town 21st century, tiny house on prairie banality

Are there any for sale?

I love it so nice but can not live permanently is sad ... I.m a retire ...

Can I live there forever?

Can you explain the city codes for permits and cost of them

@danskdna8550

2 жыл бұрын

Call the city hall.

I as a 72 year old would need my bedroom on a single floor.

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Check out the tiny homes at the Grove community church in Riverside - 400 sf plus and single level

@salfromoregon4369

3 жыл бұрын

I live in a very small home,

grand canyon no more comments !!!

I hope other counties will also get on board with common-sense zoning.

Are these owned or rented?

Beautiful project- thanks for sharing :) nice to know about! Would be nice if working people could afford (renewal and rebirth ;)) vacations!! Everybody should but that's not the world we live in :( I clean houses and vacation rentals here in Sedona and Cottonwood Arizona- it's a beautiful place to live and there's lots of tourists and lots of retired people who have lots of money! But no decent affordable housing! Love the idea of small houses and dream to accomplish that! Access to land and/or space to live and not be on top of others would be nice too! 🙏🌞 thanks for the inspiration

@TinyHouseExpedition

4 жыл бұрын

Greatly appreciate your comment and totally agree! 😊✊

@anncolvin4070

3 жыл бұрын

My husband and I are retired. We worked for other people and now... No savings, small monthly check. We could never vacation but if anything ever happens to our house, I would love to go tiny. If we ever gets way I would be thrilled to visit your tiny village.

Are any of these tiny homes handicapped accessible?

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

Not yet - but coming soon on our in town locations

Stop the music please

Love that u r working to get tiny homes into the legal framework!

There are a ton of lots that are too steep to build anything large and heavy on, but tiny house villages are small and light. It's really a brilliant idea when you think about it!

@darindinsmore6492

4 жыл бұрын

We agree, next time probably pier foundations!

Awesome, thoughtful process for future sustainability! Love the people who work in thoughtfulness!

shower recycler

How much per month

I am intensely curious about the thumbs down 👎 individuals on many of the tiny living sites I subscribe to. Seems very few have the verbiage to post there reason for the 👎. The future of this beautiful Mother Earth will rely on us humans living on a much smaller footprint and repurposing the ‘stuff’ already fabricated. I sincerely hope the world starts thinking smaller and living with less crap manufactured from resources Mother Earth has given up.

@Takeasec

4 жыл бұрын

Brenda Swann I’m confused too, it’s just showcasing a beautiful way to live. So why unlike?

@TheRonskins

4 жыл бұрын

I agree! I have no idea why anyone would give thumbs down on the Tiny Home Videos I've seen. I'm 110% in favor of the Tiny House Movement and wish American Mortgage Lenders and State Housing/Zoning Offices would wrap their little minds around the fact that not every human being desires to live in a big sprawling mansion. Also, not everyone can afford NOR WANTS TO EVEN OWN a big home or a big mortgage. Many people are just average income earning individuals, but still deserve the opportunity to own their own property too. There's also many homeless persons who have been outpriced in many cities and cannot afford a house or an apartment. There's a big problem in the States with forcing people to live the way they want you to live. I'm also not a fan of the rich and powerful taking over the Tiny House Movement and turning a liveable need for low to modest income earners into a luxury alternate living space in addition to their traditional sized home.

@brendaswann7292

4 жыл бұрын

Veronica Stevenson .... 🤗 perhaps Tiny Dwellers need to make more political noise 🤔. As for the rich, I do agree. It is one more thing they can laugh about at dinner parties .... their quaint tiny home(s) .... you must come visit us .... it is such a kick 🤑🥳. Meanwhile the purpose behind living tiny has is becoming vogue and starting to be out priced as well. Next step, Van living, and as you mentioned, insurance companies instead of working with a movement, setting requirements and standards so as to get affordable insurance, simply refuse to think outside the “box” so to speak.

@marilynguinnane4663

2 жыл бұрын

@@brendaswann7292 -- I'd much prefer to living in a yurt to some POS "tiny house" with the walls closing in on ya'. All you tiny house aficionados will soon tire of such accommodations when you realize you really cannot entertain in a 2X4, nor can you even think about raising a family in one of these contraptions. Your pets would get claustrophobia, just as you will in a short period of time. This tiny home gambit is purely globalistically inspired nonsense, unless you're putting one up for a guest house, but I'd think twice before asking my guest to sleep in one of those. No really. And I am not a snob, just a realist. I'd choose to live in a freakin' SHACK before I'd move into something that small.

Wow. He is a leader not a follower.

not so interested in your tiny home design, but i like your concept and ideas about how to stay within regulations in your state , in this one,, but the legation's and the boundary and restrictions seems in the united states are dependent on the state laws where you live... what i am worried about now is its still a grey area in most states , when the federal government realizes how to stop or deter people for living a life they cant tax they will start to as they do , so every tiny house built after 2020 will incurs a state tax or further legislation's to try to prevent the movement from roller coasting it just a matter of time no matter what you do on the ground ...

That's the most gorgeous tiny grouping and setting I've ever seen. Brilliant video!

My thumbs down would of Been the way he has been sexist describing the tiny homes. Dark and light is liked by both sexes. So to describe as masculine feminine has put me off this a bit. Otherwise very nice houses.

Beautiful builds. Sorry, but your philosophy about dark woods being masculine and natural light being feminine is utterly ridiculous. Both are equally masculine and feminine. My wife LOVES the rich, dark wood doors, trim, beams, stairways, and built-ins of the early 1900s homes. Not me, I like white trim around the windows and doors. Anyways, good, high quality work, a pleasure to view and to gain ideas from. Thanks for sharing.

Just stupid money to get & keep it on that hill. You miss the point of tiny living.

Omgoodness I'm in £♥️VE! Sedona is stunning! It's a perfect location! I wish a builder would build a tiny home village like this where the homes could be bought ♥️♥️♥️

I would give my eye teeth to have a permanent home in a community like Tiny Camp. Such a shame that you have to jump through so many hoops to build a home that benefits the environment and the soul. 😎✌🏻🤙🏻🤘🏻😎

I'd get major claustrophobia. Big thumbs down.

This is bull shit. Its for people with money. We need afforable tiny housing for the poor.

Everyone who ends up in the desert is a little weird IMO. All this Buddha, Ying yang crap