Nestled into the giant cedars of Roberts Creek Provincial Park, the Roberts Creek Park Tiny House offers a unique and unforgettable vacation experience for those looking to disconnect from the stresses of everyday life and reconnect with nature. Located at the end of a quiet, private section of road, the tiny house is small at 170 square feet but has all of the comforts of home with lots of big windows that offer stunning views of the surrounding park.

The loft features a pillow-top queen-size bed fitted with hotel-quality linens, while the spacious tiled wet room features a stand-up shower with hot water on demand, a flush toilet, and organic, biodegradable toiletries. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare a great meal, including a built-in propane cooktop, pots and pans, a mini fridge, and a selection of teas, locally roasted coffee, cream, sugar, cooking oils, and spices.

Cozy up in the living space on the loveseat and take in the views of the giant cedar trees in the park or Netflix and chill in front of the 24” T.V. with Chromecast and high-speed wifi. French doors off the living space open to your own private outdoor space, which sits on the edge of the park with a two-person Spa Berry hot tub, propane BBQ, teak table, and chairs.

The tiny house is equipped with a baseboard heater that keeps the house warm and cozy even on the coldest winter nights while the chandelier, windows, and doors open up to keep it cool and comfortable on the hottest summer days. Blackout blinds and curtains keep the morning rays out so you can sleep in. Crawl out of bed and step out to your outdoor dining table and sip your locally roasted morning coffee while you watch the hummingbirds and robins do their morning routines.

Guests can enjoy the night skies from the two-person outdoor hot tub, making it a perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring the surrounding area. Same-day and last-minute bookings are always welcome for those spontaneous getaways. Just bring your toothbrush and a change of clothes, and the host will take care of the rest.