Our Achievements
200+
Tiny HouseS Installed
8
COUNTRIES
16
STATES
44
PERSONNEL
Who Are We?
All is possible with Big Tiny
Tiny Away has pioneered the Tiny House RV industry, leading the field in innovation, design and quality. We strive towards building sustainable Tiny Houses with small spaces made liveable and beautiful.
Tiny Away strives to disrupt the current tourism accommodation model in an eco-friendly, sustainable, and highly efficient manner. Tiny Away already manages over 200 Tiny Houses with land hosts in Australia and New Zealand to reconnect people with nature and curate the perfect escape from their hectic lifestyle.
Why Host A
Tiny House
No Capital Required
You do not need to put in any upfront capital to start this, we will provide you with a fully furnished Tiny House.
Flexibility
As a Tiny House host, you can earn more money by providing utilities (water, gas, and electricity) and helping to keep the house clean. You also have the flexibility of simply providing the land and we will take care of the rest.
Hassle Free Management
We’ve got the tools to help you host with confidence. We handle all the marketing, bookings and customer service.
Generate Rental Income
You will get to earn from the rental of the Tiny House while inspiring people to get out of the city and reconnect with nature.
Requirements to be a Land Host of Tiny House
Land Away From City
We can only partner land owners located in regional areas, not those in busy cities or major urban towns
Ability To Provide Utilities
Land owners must be able to provide power, gas and water, which then needs to be connected to the Tiny House
REVIEW
“Committed conservationists, the couple have been replanting their ten-acre lifestyle property Earthlore since 2006 with rare and endangered natives. Their vision is to make it a wildlife haven to educate and inspire greater care for the environment.
Gordon says when he and Janine bought the property they'd see a few tūī, and bellbirds in the winter, but they never stayed. Now they have six breeding pairs of tūī, four of kererū and more bellbirds than they can count.
The Thompsons already offer a variety of tours and activities, and adding the Tiny Away dwelling means travellers who stay can enjoy the property's rich bird life and other attractions, as well as making the most of the activities available.
Gordon says the low impact and sustainability features of the Tiny Away houses appealed to both him and Janine, as well as the company's ethos of getting people back out into and reconnecting with nature. "Because that's what we're about too.”
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