Tiny House Stay.

This past week I stayed in a tiny house.If you know me outside of the blogging world, you probably might know I am obsessed with tiny houses. My current house is just under 800 square feet; for now the four of us fit comfortably in our small house.

For the past couple of years, it’s been on my bucket list to stay in a tiny house overnight.Since I am not working until next year, I figured I’d start taking advantage of the “time off.”I decided to take the plunge and search for tiny houses to stay in.I ended up finding the tiny house I stayed at on Glamping Hub. It was the cheapest (overall) and closest to my house. I really liked that it was just off a farm and not completely in the middle of nowhere. Even though the hosts and their farm was a five minute walk away, the tiny house felt very secluded and private.The first night, I stayed alone. To make it more relaxing, I had prepped some food to bring with me.All I had to do was reheat the food versus cook an entire meal. They did have plenty of tools and condiments if I had chose to cook. On the second night I brought my oldest along for the adventure. She has been getting into hiking and camping the past few months, so I wanted to share the experience with her. I think it’s safe to say, she enjoyed herself [I used Uno cards that were in the house to make our own version of a “memory game.”]

I loved that there was a fire pit that was easy to use. I would say the only con was the outhouse, especially late at night, but they did provide plenty of lanterns and lighting.To make it easy for my daughter, I brought a training potty with me in case she had to go at night [then take it to the outhouse after].Other than that, my stay at the tiny house was perfect. I felt very refreshed and was able to “fill my cup” as my mom says.