Irresistible A-frame cabins are among Hipcamp’s most-booked and most profitable types of glamping structures. And good news for landowners: Hipcamp’s most talked about A-frame, the Star A-Frame Tiny Cabin at Cedar Bloom, can be yours for $700 to $3,000 and some elbow grease, according to its designer Derek Diedricksen.
With his breezy plan, the tiny home specialist proves that A-frames can be affordable and easy to build. Plus, the cabin will quickly pay for itself and start earning you additional income when you become a Hipcamp Host and list your land for campers to book.
Building one of Diedricksen’s Instagrammable tiny cabins on your land can provide a great way to earn extra income as a Hipcamp Host. People go out of their way to find and book stays in unique structures like this, so building one could make your land a profitable camping and glamping destination.
Hipcamp Host Mea C. has hosted thousands of Hipcampers in her relaxing A-frame tiny cabins—she started with one and now has three! Her property in southern Oregon, known as Cedar Bloom, is one of Hipcamp’s most popular.
What is it that all of these paying campers love about Mea’s A-frames? For starters, you can open up the swing wall while you nap to make it feel you’re sleeping outside amid the towering oaks and manzanitas. If you’re inspired by what she’s built, consider hosting Hipcampers. It’s a great way to earn some extra money.
In this video, Diedricksen takes viewers on a tour of one incredibly livable version of his A-frame cabin. This one cost $1,200 to build, and he explains the many benefits of this design. Simplified versions of this A-frame can be built for $300 to $700.
Want to earn extra income to help pay for property taxes, home expenses, and future dream projects? Learn more about becoming a Hipcamp Host. (Use the promo code JOURNAL to get an extra $100 when you host your first Hipcamp guest.)
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