Selective opportunities · Site-specific review
A Wooded Home Base for Tiny Homes on Wheels
A tiny home should feel like a home—not a storage lot. Savage Gulf Village is open to exploring carefully selected tiny homes on wheels that fit the property, utilities, access, and quiet wooded character we want to preserve.
Lease / Extended-Stay Site Pricing
$175–$200 per week based on the approved site · paid every two weeks · utilities separate
Placement is not automatic. Final site, rate, and approval depend on access, dimensions, utilities, appearance, safety, insurance, and overall compatibility.
A Small Community in Nature—not a Crowded Tiny-Home Development
The vision is selective: a limited number of compatible tiny homes on wheels that look cared for, fit the available sites, connect safely to utilities, and contribute to the appearance of a quiet retreat.
Every potential tiny home is reviewed individually. Approval is never automatic.
What we review
Fit Matters
Dimensions & Weight
Overall length, width, height, axle configuration, and weight must be suitable for access and the available site.
Exterior Appearance
The tiny home must be clean, attractive, well maintained, and compatible with the wooded second-home character of Savage Gulf Village.
Road and Turning Access
The unit and tow vehicle must be able to reach the proposed site safely without damaging roads, trees, utilities, or neighboring property.
Utilities & Safety
Electrical, water, septic, anchoring, fire safety, and other utility or safety requirements must be compatible with the site and applicable rules.
Insurance & Written Approval
Required insurance and documentation must be satisfactory, and placement requires written approval before arrival or installation.
Lease a Site—or Explore a Possible Area F Ownership Path
The extended-stay path leases an approved site at the current site rate. Separately, a possible tiny-home / park-model pathway may exist for an owned premium Area F RV site, but only if legal, utility, septic, design, insurance, and association requirements are satisfied.
Ownership does not make tiny-home approval automatic.