Tiny Haven

Danielle LaRock and Jonathan Carnill are the founders of Tiny Haven, which offers unique tiny homes, airstream, and cabin rentals in the Harpers Ferry, VA area. Danielle and Jonathan have purchased 3 small houses (2 on wheels), plus an airstream. On the road to creating their business, they ran into some legal hurdles that required them to move all three of their tinies. We'll cover it all in this interview.

In This Episode:

  • From 2600 square feet to a tiny house
  • Parking troubles and regulations
  • How do you figure out the rent for parking?
  • Making a living through the rentals
  • Future plans (including a skoolie!)
  • RV and tiny house systems issues
  • Buried cisterns provide water
  • Composting toilet talk 💩
  • Tips for finding tiny house parking

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Guest Bio:

Danielle LaRock and Jonathan Carnill

Danielle LaRock and Jonathan Carnill

Danielle LaRock and Jonathan Carnill are the founders of Tiny Haven, which offers unique tiny homes, airstream, and cabin rentals in the Harpers Ferry, VA area. Danielle and Jonathan have purchased 3 small houses (2 on wheels), plus an airstream. On the road to creating their business, they ran into some legal hurdles that required them to move all three of their tinies. We'll cover it all in this interview.

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More Photos:

Gypsy the Airstream 

Sunbathing dogs and Gypsy the airstream: the perfect view

Another pretty view of Gypsy

Gypsy's dining room

Open-air dining room

The kitchen in the Airstream

The Nature's Head toilet

Ginger the Tiny Zen Home

Ginger's kitchen, stairs, and loft

Ginger's living room

Not helpful, but definitely cute

The fireplace inside Ginger the Tiny Zen House

Ginger's loft

The bathroom with the Separett composting toilet

Ginger's stairs

Egret the Tiny Farm House

All lit up

A view of the living room in Egret the tiny Farm House

Egret's kitchen

Egret's bedroom

Hidden Spring Eco-Cabin

Hidden Spring's kitchen and dining area

The fireplace in the Hidden Spring Eco-Cabin

The skoolie

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