A Pine mobile cabin, a park model RV, sited on a wooded property

Spaces · Mobile cabins

The park model,
without the project.

Pine mobile cabins are titled park model RVs that arrive finished. No foundation, no permits to pour, no infrastructure to build. Three models, one idea: a real cabin you can place, earn from, and move.

3 models

Pod · Camp · Plus

Titled RV asset

VIN-stamped steel chassis

Four-season

Heat and air conditioning

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Titled RV assets, delivered finished.

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The models

Three cabins. Good, better, best.

96 sq ft · compact

Pine Pod

The compact, high-yield sleeper. Ninety-six square feet, no plumbing by design, so it pairs with a shared bathhouse and installs in a day.

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160 sq ft · with seating

Pine Camp

The balanced core room. A hundred and sixty square feet with a seating area, built to add premium rooms around the bathhouse you already run.

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200 sq ft · private bath

Pine Plus

The full-service flagship. Two hundred square feet with a private bathroom and kitchenette, a fully independent stay for premium deployments.

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Why a mobile cabin

The cabin, without the building project.

A park model RV gives you a real, finished cabin without the foundation, the permits to pour, or the season of site work. That is the whole pitch.

What it is A park model RV

A factory-built cabin on a titled steel chassis, towable, not site-built.

Foundation None

No pour, no permits to build, no infrastructure to trench.

Bathroom By model

Pod and Camp share a bathhouse; the Plus has a full private bath.

Power 30 / 50A RV

Connects with a standard RV plug, no custom power infrastructure.

Climate Four-season

Fully insulated with heating and air conditioning.

Moveable Always

A VIN-stamped, titled asset you can relocate later.

Every Pine cabin is a titled RV asset on a steel chassis, delivered finished. Pine is not RVIA certified.

Built by Pine · real deliveries See all our work →

Cabin interior with a bed facing a forest window — Cabin interior

Lit interior of a Pine bathhouse with a trough sink — Bath interior

Interior window seat with a forest view — Window seat, forest view

Exterior of a Pine cabin with a picture window — Delivered cabin exterior

Pine cabin porch and door at dusk — Porch at dusk

A Pine cabin with a picnic table and a lit firepit — On the property, in service

Wood-lined interior with black fixtures — Wood-lined interior

50-amp shore-power connection on a Pine space — Shore-power hookup

Cabin interior with a made bed beside a large forest-view window

Sunset over the field seen from inside a Pine cabin window

A lit Pine cabin and a firepit at dusk on a campground

A firepit burning at night beside a glowing Pine cabin

Cabin living room with leather chairs opening to a patio through a folding glass wall

Built-in cabin bar cabinet with glassware and a stone counter under a pass-through window

Good to know

Questions

What is a park model RV?+

A compact, factory-built cabin on a titled steel chassis, towable rather than site-built. Pine cabins are park model RVs, which is how you get a finished cabin without a foundation, permits to pour, or infrastructure to build. Pine is not RVIA certified.

Are these prefab cabins?+

Not in the usual sense. A prefab or kit cabin is still assembled on your site, on a foundation you prepare. A Pine mobile cabin arrives whole and finished on its own titled chassis, so there is no on-site build at all. Same idea of building off-site, taken all the way.

What is the difference between the Pod, Camp, and Plus?+

Size and bathroom. The Pod is the compact sleeper, 96 square feet, no private bath, so it pairs with a shared bathhouse. The Camp is roomier with a seating area, 160 square feet, and still shares a bathhouse. The Plus is the full-service flagship, 200 square feet with a private bathroom and kitchenette, fully independent.

Which model needs a bathhouse?+

The Pod and the Camp have no private plumbing by design, so they share a Pine mobile bathhouse, which is what keeps them affordable and high yield. The Plus has its own full private bathroom, so it stands alone.

Can I move a cabin later?+

Yes. Because each stays a titled, towable asset, you can relocate it to another spot on the property or another property entirely. Repositioning carries a delivery cost, but the cabin is built to travel.

Do I have to build a whole property at once?+

No. Start with one cabin. Add a shared bathhouse, platforms, and walkways whenever the numbers make sense, and run it all through Innkeeper as it grows.

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The park model,without the project.