1. Trinca
L. Pratt Homes, a company that makes park models, says on RV Trader that they work really hard to make each park model fit their client’s needs.
This means that no two modular homes they build are exactly alike.
To see an example of their work, check out their 2016 “Trinca” park model, which is 398 square feet.
2. Frontier Series
Don’t judge the “Trinca” by its plain outside. General Coach Canada, a company that has been making travel trailers since the 1950s, builds this park model RV.
Their website states they use only the best materials to create these custom, handcrafted homes.
3. Avonmore
The Avonmore Holiday Home by Willerby is England’s version of a park model home.
Willerby started in 1946 in a small village with the same name and later moved to Hull.
The company says on its website, “With 70 years of industry experience, our knowledge and attention to detail in making quality products are unmatched.”
4. Cape Cod Park Model
This cozy Cape Cod-style home shows what a park model should be.
The outside gives you a warm, welcoming feel, and inside, it has full-sized furniture, vaulted ceilings, and a beautiful kitchen with top-quality appliances.
It’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy your vacation.
5. Cedar Point Park Model
This modern park model has everything you need for a top-notch stay. It offers easy beach access via the Emerald Isle Bridge and even a pool you can enjoy all year.
The Bogue Sound RV Park had this beauty, but someone already bought it! Still, it’s fun to admire the good things in life.
Don’t worry—Kropf has plenty of other models available if you want one for yourself.
6. Whidbey Park Model
Mark Ouellette designed this stunning park model, which is built by West Coast Homes.
You can see this model, along with others from the company, at the Wildwood Lakefront Cottages resort.
Which model is your favorite? Let us know—and don’t forget to share this article with your friends on social media!