Discover the best tiny home rentals in Michigan

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9 top tiny homes sites in Michigan

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Hemlock Ridge Homestead

3 sites · Lodging10 acres · Marquette, MI

Welcome to the Hemlock Ridge Homestead! This custom log home built in the early 2000's was a dream of mine since I was 8 years old. Our family lives here year round and absolutely love it. These sites are on a seasonal road so travel in and out can be impeded at times due to weather or external forces, such as tree falls, wash outs, etc. This is a self sufficient homestead in the making. Our garden has progressed greatly, and our fruit tree orchards are starting to produce. The free range chickens are fun and quirky, offering farm fresh eggs. We just opened our second site, the Prairieview Chalet 2024 summer. Both sites offer great amenities. The Acorn Retreat cabin includes a hot tub, gas weber grill and other amenities. The bouchee outhouse is shared by both sites and is cleaned regularly. The new Prairieview Chalet is an exceptional adventurers haven! It has all the things you want after a day(s) out in the wilderness, with amenities like a hot shower, fully stocked kitchen, linens and more. Our property reflects our love of the land and space. We are always making improvements, such as the timber framed chicken coop. We now have a ping pong table for our guests, and still offer farm fresh eggs. Our motto is to make every place better than we found it and hope our guests will do the same. This is a zen, quiet place to heal, reflect and refill your cup of life:)

Doe Creek Hideaway

2 sites · Lodging, Tents39 acres · Engadine, MI

Located in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the small town of Engadine. You will be just a few miles from Lake Michigan and camp beside the tranquil waters of doe creek. There is wildlife traveling through the property and at times make this their home. This is a birding paradise again for those birds migrating through and others making nests and raising their babies. We are a hobby farm, we hay in July, garden during the summer and at times have a variety of farm animals. There is recreation galore including swimming, fishing, boating, skiing, hiking, and biking to name a few very familiar activities to this area.

Secluded Forest On 40 Acres

2 sites · Lodging40 acres · Hesperia, MI

Nestled within 40 acres of pristine Michigan wilderness, our Modern Farmhouse tiny cabins on wheels offer the perfect blend of seclusion and modern comfort. Each cabin invites you to disconnect from the chaos and reconnect with nature. Our tiny homes are crafted with meticulous attention to detail, featuring cool, contemporary interiors that provide all the comforts of home while you enjoy the surrounding wilderness.

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Sugar Shack Woodland Retreat

3 sites · Lodging, Tents3 acres · Greenville, MI

Sugar Glamp Camp is nestled among tall oaks, pines and maples on the edge of a natural wetland. The Glamp Shack is 10’ x 16’ new build. It features a 1/2 bath with composting toilet, fridge/freezer, outdoor shower with hot water, and stainless sink. Sleep in a lofted comfy queen bed. Includes propane grill, private deck, amazing views. Kayaks available for daily rent. Lake 1 mile from Retreat.

Starlight Cabin on Lake Huron

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Cheboygan, MI

Escape to a serene retreat on the shores of Lake Huron with our charming tiny home, designed for those seeking a unique and sustainable getaway. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this off-grid haven offers a one-of-a-kind experience where simplicity meets nature. The Space Our tiny home is a cozy and inviting space, perfect for couples or solo adventurers. Inside, you’ll find all the essentials thoughtfully arranged to make your stay comfortable and memorable. - **Sleeping Area**: A snug sleeping loft with a comfortable bed, offering stunning views of the surrounding nature. **Living Space**: A compact yet functional living area, ideal for relaxing, reading, or enjoying quiet evenings. **Kitchenette**: Equipped with basic amenities to prepare simple meals, including a propane stove, a small fridge, and essential cookware. - **Bathroom**: Features an eco-friendly compost toilet, designed to minimize your environmental impact. Eco-Friendly Living Embrace a sustainable lifestyle during your stay. Our tiny home operates with limited power and water, encouraging mindful consumption and a deeper connection with nature. Outdoor Experience Step outside and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Lake Huron. Enjoy direct access to the lake, perfect for swimming, kayaking, or simply soaking in the tranquil surroundings. As night falls, gather around the fire pit for stargazing and storytelling under the vast, clear skies. Ideal For - **Nature Lovers**: Perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and bird watching. **Eco-Conscious Travelers**: Ideal for guests looking to minimize their carbon footprint and embrace a simpler, more sustainable way of living. **Digital Detox Seekers**: A great escape for those wishing to unplug and reconnect with themselves and nature. Nearby Attractions Explore the beauty of Lake Huron with nearby trails, parks, and quaint local towns. Discover hidden gems and local eateries, or simply revel in the peace and quiet of this secluded retreat. Less than 20 minutes to Mackinac, and less than an hour to Petoskey. Guest Access Guests have full access to the tiny home and the private beach. Enjoy the privacy and tranquility of this off-grid retreat, knowing that you are treading lightly on the earth. Book Your Stay Experience the magic of off-grid living at our tiny home on Lake Huron. Book your stay today and embark on a unique adventure that celebrates simplicity, sustainability, and the great outdoors.

Gitche Gumee Trailside Micro cabin

1 site · Lodging60 acres · Marquette, MI

A stone’s throw from the North County Trail system (MM MI-287.5) discover your boujee hippie micro-cabin, a cozy Lake Superior retreat nestled within the beautiful Gitche Gumee RV Park. The rustic comfortable amenities will ease the need to be in the mix of the Marquette Maze. A mere 8.5 miles from downtown Marquette – jump onto the Iron Ore Heritage Trail for an easy ride into town for the Saturday and Wednesday Farmers Market. Walk across M-28 at the campground entrance to find the secret beach- over to 2.0 miles of sand beach with prime open-water swimming. But don’t underestimate Lake Superior – She will transform from millpond flat to a 5’0” break in 15 minutes – calling heavy water lovers ; ) Build a beach fire and wait for the Borealis to reveal itself – smell the north. Enjoy the on-site Red Pine Brewery tasting room for a horn of Amber Red Ale or Lunar Shock Belgium witbier before you drift off to dreams of Valhalla. Bathroom and showers located out your front door at the Gitchee Gumee Campground bath house. The loft sleeps two in a full bed with a full hide-a-bed/couch below for a friend. Check current water conditions live on www.inwoodtownship.org - “Road Conditions of the U.P. (MDOT cameras)” – take a peek 24/7/365 day or night. Room details: Two (2) full beds (loft up/hide-a-bed/couch down) 5 gallons of filtered drinking water Sheets, blankets and pillows Coffee and Tea tray Small refrigerator Microwave Toaster Oven Electric water kettle French Press High top table Three (3) wrought iron chairs Wood stove Air conditioning Ceiling fan Electric Space heater Pet Friendly Outdoor grill and fire pit NO WIFI, NO TV Hiking, Mtn-biking, Snowmobile, Side-by-side, snowshoe, XC-Ski trail access from the Boujee Hippie Oasis. Fall and Winter availability with alternative bathroom service. The North Country Trail runs directly through the campground. Lake LeVasseur is a short hike (2.0 miles). Lakenenland Sculpture Park 5.0 miles East on the North Country Trail. For winter adventure the Iron Ore Heritage Trail and Michigan Snowmobile Trail (417) parallels the North Country Trail all the way to Munising.

Lost Lithuanians Camp

2 sites · Lodging160 acres · Foster City, MI

Norm's Log Cabin started out as a back 40 acre hunting camp from the 1970's Over the years we have taken time to make some improvements. Accquire addtional adjoining property and run some electricity. We have peiced together 160 acres over the years, and continue to manage the property as a hunting location as well as doing some occasional log harvesting. This is the place to get away from it all, but still be in striking distance to several attractions. A full service restaurant in La Branch which is a short 12 minute drive SE, and a local hang out called the Red Arrow which is a 5 minute drive NW. The Cabin as at the end of a long 1/4 mile driveway in the middle of the 160 acre plot of trees. You need to cross Anderson Creek, and drive past another hunting camp near the front entrance. This front 40 acre camp (Anderson Creek Camp) is another more rustic option then Norm's Log Cabin. The road leading to this driveway of off of Highway 69 is near the village of Hardwood. Along Highway 69 is a snowmobile/ORV trail managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and can be easily reached via the gravel road to/from camp. That specific trail is designated as A, and run the length of Highway 69 and intersects ORV trail AG which would bring you into Escanaba. There is many and frequent ORV activity on this trail, and there are many stopping points for refreshments along the way. Hardwood Impoundment Pond is the closest body of water to Norm's Log Cabin, and can be reached by car or ATV. This impoundment pond is really the back waters of a local dam in the area, and can be fished from the bank or off the bridge that goes across the area. Very easily reachable. Again this is just a place to get away from it all and take in the outdoors. Some ideas of places to visit . . .

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Middleton Meadow Glamping

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Northport, MI

Enjoy 'glamping' at its finest in this rustic off-grid tiny house. A 5-acre hay-field overlooks Lake Michigan, cherry orchards and the surrounding forests. Nearby access to the beach, hiking trails, and the Village of Northport is an 8-minute drive away. Enjoy the view with your morning cup of coffee and beautiful sunsets. Spend the evening stargazing or set up your hammock behind the cottage. Be prepared to provide your own linens/ bedding and bath towels. An outdoor composting toilet is near the cottage and easily accessible while indoor hot water showers are available in limited quantities (5-10 min). A propane cook-top, full sink, and mini-fridge are available for use. The solar system has a limited power supply so no extra appliances allowed. No campfires, wood stove use, or candles. Very limited cellular service.

Cabins in the Woods

1 site · Lodging2 acres · Atlanta, MI

Nice Clean Cabins access to ORV and Snowmobiling Quiet area in the woods in Northern Michigan. Less than two miles from three lakes with(Boat Ramps) for Fishing and Kayaking AC/Heat provided and fire ring for bonfires round out a perfect weekend getaway. Looking for groups of 4 people plenty of parking for guests

Tiny homes in Michigan guide

Overview

When it comes to natural attractions, Michigan holds all the aces. This landlocked state has more state parks and state forests than any other, miles of coastline, and more than 10,000 lakes—which means you’ll never be more than six miles from the water. Some of the best camping is found on the beaches and islands of the Great Lakes, so plan a summer getaway to swim, fish, and kayak, or a fall camping trip to admire Michigan’s spectacular foliage. Winter is best suited for RV camping, with snow blanketing much of the state from November through March.

Where to go

Upper Peninsula

The Upper Peninsula is Michigan’s wild toupée, with swathes of old-growth forests, sandy beaches, and inland lakes stretching along the southern shore of Lake Superior. This is the spot to escape the crowds, whether pitching your tent by the sand dunes in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, parking your RV by a waterfall in Tahquamenon Falls State Park, or yurt camping in the Porcupine Mountains. For the ultimate camping experience, the Hiawatha National Forest has some 60 campsites to choose from.

Northern Lower Peninsula

Bordered by Lake Michigan to the West and Lake Huron to the east, the northern Lower Peninsula has the highest concentration of Michigan state parks. Miles of mountain biking, horseback riding, and hiking trails await in the Huron National Forest, where you can choose from modern campgrounds or backcountry camping. Along the coast, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is a must-see, Wilderness State Park is a dark sky reserve, and Ludington State Park Beach is a family favorite.

Southwest Michigan

Grand Rapids is the gateway to Michigan’s southwest, where the shore of Lake Michigan provides plenty of options for a summer camping trip. Lakefront cities such as South Haven, Benton Harbor, and Holland have sandy beaches, historic lighthouses, and seafront campgrounds. Forget tent camping in the wilderness—RV sites come equipped with full hookups, playgrounds, and watercraft rentals.

Southeast Michigan

Michigan's "Thumb" juts out along the west shore of Lake Huron, where Sleeper State Park and Port Crescent State Park are the big draws for campers. Below this, the west coast is ideal for a road trip, peppered with shipwreck dive sites, secluded beaches, and golf courses. South of Detroit and Lake St. Clair, Sterling State Park is the only state park on the shore of Lake Erie, with a mix of RV and tent sites by the beach.