by David The Good
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I may not have my main house done this year, but we could still move over to our land if we had one of these tiny a-frame cabins as an overflow sleeping room for a couple of the children:
I could likely build one just from scrap wood and roofing panels. It wouldn’t take too long, and it would be easy to set up on a few cinderblocks. With a clear side – or even part of the roof! – you could watch the fireflies zipping through the jungle at night.
I’m David The Good, gardening author, homesteading, survival gardener, nursery owner and plant geek. Let’s grow some food!
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2 responses to “A Tiny A-Frame Camping Cabin”
If I remember correctly, the children are quite young. Are you not concerned about them sleeping by themselves outside?
I have a range of ages – oldest are teens. No, not worried. They would be close to the house.