Living in a tiny home means embracing creative solutions to spatial challenges. Backcountry Tiny Homes understands this reality better than most, which is why their latest model, The Park, introduces a rooftop terrace to the equation. This 30-foot tiny house features a comfortable, storage-packed interior crowned by an outdoor space that fundamentally changes how residents interact with their compact dwelling. The rooftop is accessed from outside using a removable ladder, making it practical once the home finds its permanent or semi-permanent location. The design acknowledges that any expansion of living space in such tight dimensions becomes a major bonus, offering residents a private outdoor retreat without increasing the ground-level footprint.
The Park sits on a triple-axle trailer measuring 30 feet by 8.5 feet, positioning it as a relatively compact option within the tiny home market. Despite its modest footprint, the home accommodates one to four people depending on the configuration chosen. The flexible layout adapts to different living situations, whether serving as a solo retreat or housing a small family. Backcountry Tiny Homes designed the interior with abundant storage solutions woven throughout the space, addressing the perpetual challenge of keeping compact living areas organized and functional without feeling cluttered or cramped.
Designer: Backcountry Tiny Homes
Pricing for The Park reflects the level of completion buyers prefer. The turnkey version comes fully finished at $136,100, ready for immediate occupancy with all systems installed and design elements complete. Those wanting more control over aesthetics can choose the unfurnished model at $72,200, which includes all essential systems but leaves finishes and furnishings to the owner. The shell option, priced at $122,575, appeals to experienced builders who want the structural foundation while maintaining maximum customization freedom. Each tier carries the model reference number BCP3085MB.
Backcountry Tiny Homes brings credibility to their designs through lived experience. The Hampstead, New Hampshire, company is woman-owned and operated, specializing in mobile tiny home design and construction. The team doesn’t just build these homes; they live in them. This perspective shapes every decision, from structural engineering to cabinet placement. They recognize that the mechanical systems and framing matter just as much as the visible design elements, perhaps even more so in spaces where everything must work harder.
The rooftop terrace distinguishes The Park from conventional tiny home designs by transforming underutilized vertical space into a functional outdoor room. This elevated area provides residents with a private space for relaxation, entertaining, or simply enjoying their surroundings. The feature reflects a sophisticated understanding of how people actually want to use their tiny homes, not merely inhabit them. It addresses the common sacrifice of outdoor living space that often accompanies downsizing to a mobile dwelling.
The company’s team consists of carpenters, engineers, artists, and dreamers who understand that successful tiny home design requires both technical precision and creative vision. The Park represents this balanced approach, demonstrating that vertical expansion can solve horizontal limitations while maintaining the mobility and affordability that draw people to tiny living in the first place. The model stands as part of Backcountry’s broader lineup, showcasing their commitment to innovative solutions for compact living challenges.
