tiny Home Models
Snake River Tiny Homes has several different tiny home models to choose from. We have both tiny home RVs and larger park models.
Each one can be customized to your specific needs and budget. Depending on the manufacturer, the current build time for a custom tiny home is generally four to six months.
For more information call 208-244-5204, or visit our Contact Us page below.

Tumbleweed Cypress (30ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 2 in loft
- Length 30′
- Width/Height 8’6″ | 13’6″
- Square Feet 249′ + 89′ in loft
- Dry Weight 14,500 pds
- Towing 1 Ton
The Tumbleweed Cypress

Tumbleweed Elm (30ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 2 in loft
- Length 30′
- Width/Height 8’6″ | 13’5″
- Square Feet 259′ + 89′ in loft
- Dry Weight 14,500 pds
- Towing 1 Ton
The Tumbleweed Elm

Tumbleweed Farallon (30ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 2 in loft
- Length 30′
- Width/Height 8’6″ | 13’5″
- Square Feet 259′ + 93′ in loft
- Dry Weight 14,500 pds
- Towing 1 Ton
The Tumbleweed Farallon
The Tumbleweed Farallon maximized the interior space, surrounded by a cool exterior. The front of the home has a dormer pitched roof much like a site-built home and the back is full-sized.

Tumbleweed Roanoke (30ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 4 in lofts
- Length 30′
- Width/Height 8’6″ | 13’5″
- Square Feet 259′ + 93′ in loft
- Dry Weight 14,500 pds
- Towing 1 Ton
The Tumbleweed Roanoke
The Tumbleweed Roanoke has simple and elegant styling which allows double sleeping lofts with dual stairs and an entry door on the side. It has been very popular for those that would like additional family space or for AirBNB.

Tumbleweed Elm Park Model (33ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 3 in loft
- Length 33′
- Width/Height 12′ | 14’11”
- Square Feet 390′ + 148′ in loft
- Dry Weight 22,000 pds
- Towing Professional only
The Tumbleweed Elm Park Model
The Tumbleweed Elm Park Model maximized the interior space, surrounded by a cool exterior. The front of the home has a dormer pitched roof much like a site-built home and the back is full-sized.

Tumbleweed Farallon Park Model (33ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 4 in loft
- Length 33′
- Width/Height 12′ | 14’11”
- Square Feet 390′ + 148′ in loft
- Dry Weight 22,000 pds
- Towing Professional only
The Tumbleweed Farallon Park Model
The Tumbleweed Farallon Park Model maximized the interior space, surrounded by a cool exterior. The front of the home has a dormer pitched roof much like a site-built home and the back is full-sized.

Tumbleweed Aspen Park Model (33ft)
- Sleeps 2 + 4 in loft
- Length 33′
- Width/Height 12′ | 14’9″
- Square Feet 388′ + 68′ in loft
- Dry Weight 22,000 pds
- Towing Professional only
The Tumbleweed Aspen Park Model
The Tumbleweed Aspen Park Model maximized the interior space, surrounded by a cool exterior. The front of the home has a dormer pitched roof much like a site-built home and the back is full-sized.

Southern Idaho Tiny Homes Park Model 1
- Sleeps 2 + 2 in loft
- Length 33′
- Width/Height 12′ | 14’9″
- Square Feet 396′
- Dry Weight 22,000 pds
- Towing Professional only
The Southern Idaho Tiny Homes Park Model 1
The Southern Idaho Tiny Homes Park Model 1 is built like a traditional home only smaller in size. Instead of a mini-split it has central air conditioning and heating, R21 insulation in the walls and an R38 in the ceiling with a 125 PSF snow load. It is the perfect solution for colder climates. It is built on a manufactured home trailer that can be removed and placed on a permanent foundation if desired.
The home is built to International Residential Code (IRC) standards with stamped engineered plans to qualify as an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) in many cities and counties.

Southern Idaho Tiny Homes Park Model 2
- Sleeps 2 + 2 in loft
- Length 33′
- Width/Height 12′ | 14’9″
- Square Feet 396′
- Dry Weight 22,000 pds
- Towing Professional only
The Southern Idaho Tiny Homes Park Model 2
The Southern Idaho Tiny Homes Park Model 2 is built like a traditional home only smaller in size. Instead of a mini-split it has central air conditioning and heating, R21 insulation in the walls and an R38 in the ceiling with a 125 PSF snow load. It is the perfect solution for colder climates. It is built on a manufactured home trailer that can be removed and placed on a permanent foundation if desired.
The home is built to International Residential Code (IRC) standards with stamped engineered plans to qualify as an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) in many cities and counties.