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Tiny Homes For Sale in Delaware

Modern Tiny Homes For Sale in Delaware

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Log Park Model Tiny Homes For Sale in Delaware  

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Nervous about code enforcement?

Delaware recognizes the 2015 International Residential Code (IRC), but unlike later versions, it doesn’t clearly address tiny homes. That leaves many rules open to interpretation by counties and towns. Park models, on the other hand, are RVIA-certified and built to ANSI A119.5 standards, giving them recognition as recreational vehicles. This distinction often makes them easier to register, insure, and place in approved campgrounds or RV parks. For more details, see our guide to Tiny Home Regulations in Delaware: The Complete Guide.

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Benefits Of Park Model Tiny Homes In Delaware

Made for Delaware Living

From beach retreats in Sussex County to rural escapes in Kent, our park model homes offer a cozy, affordable option for both seasonal and year-round enjoyment.

Simpler Setup

Because park models are classified as RVs, they’re often easier to title, register, and place in Delaware compared to building a foundation-based tiny home.

RVIA Certified

Every Zook Cabins park model is RVIA-certified and built to ANSI A119.5 standards, so you can move forward with confidence knowing your home meets national safety codes.

Flexible Placement

In Delaware, park models can be placed in approved RV parks, campgrounds, or on private land where zoning allows, giving you multiple pathways to tiny living.

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Delaware Park Model Tiny Homes

Yes. Delaware allows tiny homes, including park models, but the exact requirements vary by county. For broader context, see our full article on Tiny Home Regulations in Delaware: The Complete Guide.

Tiny homes may be built on foundations under the International Residential Code (IRC), while park models are built to ANSI A119.5 RV standards. This difference affects whether they’re regulated as permanent dwellings or as RVs. For more detail, check out our article Park Model Homes vs Towable Tiny Homes: What’s the Difference?.

If placed on a foundation, permits and inspections will apply. On wheels, park models need to be titled and registered, and some counties may also require local permits for parking and utility hookups. Our Tiny Home Regulations in Delaware: The Complete Guide covers key permitting details.

While Delaware doesn’t yet have dedicated tiny home communities, many campgrounds allow long-term RV parking, including Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park in Sussex County and Lums Pond State Park in New Castle County. Learn more about placement options in our article on Tiny Home Regulations in Delaware: The Complete Guide.

Delaware follows IRC minimums for dwellings (at least one 120 sq. ft. room, with other rooms at least 70 sq. ft. and 7 ft. ceilings). Park models, as RVs, are capped at 400 sq. ft. under ANSI A119.5 standards. For more about how size impacts zoning, see our guide to Tiny Home Regulations in Delaware: The Complete Guide.

Ideal Locations for Your Park Model Tiny Homes in Delaware

Delaware may be a small state, but its mix of beach towns, rural farmland, and historic communities creates several inviting places for park model living. While zoning varies by county and municipality, here are a few areas that stand out:

  • Sussex County
    Known for its proximity to the coast, Sussex County permits park model homes when certain standards are met, such as being on a permanent foundation and meeting insulation codes. Its beaches and campgrounds make it one of the most popular spots for seasonal or year-round placement.
  • Kent County
    As Delaware’s centrally located county, Kent allows tiny homes under IRC guidelines. Park models, as RVs, may also find a home in local campgrounds like Killens Pond State Park, offering both accessibility and recreational surroundings.
  • New Castle County
    Closer to urban centers like Wilmington and Newark, New Castle County allows tiny homes as accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Park models may be more practical when placed in RV-friendly campgrounds such as Lums Pond State Park, offering an alternative near the state’s largest cities.

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