Where to PARQ
Find the setting. Shape the retreat.
Four distinct ways to shape time away. Start with the scene, then review the access, utilities and local-use questions that make it workable.
01 · The Backyard
Twenty paces from your door.
A quiet room for guests, or for the work that needs silence. Park models are recreational vehicles, so what a backyard placement allows depends entirely on your local rules — we will talk that through with you before anything is planned.
- Confirm local use and setbacks
- Plan neighbor privacy and screening
02 · The Farm
On ground your family already keeps.
Set it beside the pond, facing west. Come out on Friday, stay through the weekend, leave it standing when you go. Land held for decades finally has somewhere to sit down.
- Review county use requirements
- Check the full delivery approach
03 · The Lake
Your weekend place, considered.
A seasonal retreat at the water, with a separate site-built place for long evenings outside. Access, utilities, outdoor work and approvals are considered for your lot before anything is ordered.
- Confirm waterfront setbacks and local use
- Map water, power and wastewater
Covered decks and outdoor fireplaces are planned separately for your site.
Read the placement
04 · The Mountains
A basecamp with good manners.
Forest green against the treeline. Boots at the door, stone underfoot, one long window holding the ridge. A separate fire pit makes a quiet place for the evening.
- Review grade and delivery access
- Plan for weather and drainage
Recreational acreage
Hunting outpost & rural acreage.
For hunters, hunt clubs and recreational landowners, a park model can be a comfortable base for long weekends in the field: arriving built from the factory instead of a cabin built on site. Rural acreage brings its own questions, so plan them early.
Access
Lanes, gates, creek crossings and soft ground decide whether a wide load can reach the spot, and in which season.
Power and water
Distance to an electrical drop and a water source is often the largest site cost on remote land. Confirm the home's electrical rating on its specification sheet.
Wastewater
Most rural sites need a permitted septic system or another county-approved option. Check before choosing the exact spot.
Local rules
Counties set rules for recreational use and length of stay on private land. Ask before you buy or place a home.
Layouts with lofts can help when a group stays over; see the collection for what each plan includes. Park models are for recreational and seasonal use. Tell us about your land below, or read the landowner checklist.
Tell us about the land
Send the details and we will follow up.
Access, utilities, slope, setbacks. We are in prelaunch, so this starts a conversation rather than an order.
Considering 50 to 100 units on one parcel? See campground projects. Or read the park model guide. Evaluating land for yourself or a client? See the landowner checklist.