Mt Hood Tiny House Village

Loved this cute little house. It is very small but perfect for us as we were only staying one night. The park is beautiful and the residents on site are very welcoming and friendly. After a a day of exploring it was great to just sit in the chairs outside our property and look at the stars.

There wasn’t anything not to like.

The staff we dealt with were very nice. Had all the necessary kitchen supplies. Best for 1 person or perhaps with a toddler as they could sleep in the little bed downstairs.

Not very private. The photo is a bit misleading as looked more private than it is. It was extremely hot when we were there and even with the AC (nice to have) it was really hot in the bedroom loft. Did not seem to circulate well. Peeked in the window of another tiny house there and felt it was better designed than this one, especially if 2 people are staying. A toaster would have been good.

3 small women stayed in the tiny house. The small twin bed area was perfect, so cozy and slept so soundly! The TV worked great to help us calm down from the day's activities. We cooked breakfast with no issues and had all the cleaning supplies we needed to leave the place as required. We walked around the facility and saw some really grand tiny houses. All of the campers were so nice!

I wish there was a toaster. The water had a funny smell and we kept the toilet seat down cause you could smell the septic. Maybe it needs to be cleaned out. It would have been nice to get to the other side of the loft. the ladder only took you to the bed area loft, not the sitting area.

Location, fire pit area and picnic tables for possible interaction, cleanliness, comfortable bed, amenities.

The lower lock on the door was tricky to unlock and I had to call for help, and was appreciative that they came quickly. Once in, on August 22, it was hot inside and out, with no instructions on how to operate the ac. It would have been so helpful to have it be part of the manual, which was good for other info. I pushed the largest blind up feeling claustrophobic, and it didn’t seem to want to come back down, so I was without privacy that first night. Eventually, I got help for both of these little annoyances. Since the day of travel may be challenging, and check-in not until 4:00, tired guests may need operating directions for aspects of settling into a new place. The 2nd day was great! The staff was helpful all the way around! And it was great outdoor weather. It may be a bit too cozy though, for a winter stay. I’ll add that the oyster dinner was fabulous at a Welch’s restaurant!