Tiny was very comfortable, convenient and cute. I was worried about my 6’5” partner fitting and he was very comfortable. I found it challenging to sleep from the road noise but he slept like a rock. Besides the road noise, the only other negative was that the outdoor space had a ton of ants. They weren’t just on the ground. They were on the table and chairs as well. Which was too bad because we were looking forward to eating out there and watching the sunset and playing cards. I would stay there again and just take steps to help with my sleep.

My husband and I stayed at the tiny home before and after our trip to Big Pine Lake Trail. It’s small, but has everything you’d need. One tip for light sleepers, you might want earplugs as you can hear the traffic on 395 at night. I would definitely recommend staying here off you need a quick place to stay.

My girlfriend and I stayed at “Tiny” and had an awesome time, it took a little getting used to being so small but after a little while it felt fine. No wifi didn’t bother us and neither did the nearby freeway. It had everything we needed for a pleasant stay and waking up to the views of the Alabama hills was breathtaking!

I liked the experience of seeing what it would be like living in a tiny house and my son got to see more stars than what he has seen at home except the sign for the RV park was right in front of the house. The heater didn't adequately warm up the tiny house. When we came back from dinner in the dark, I ran into a tree stump in front of the house that I did not see. We were happy to have stayed there the one night.