Tiny BNB

Levi heads to the foothills of New York's Adirondack mountains to check out two boutique stays on AKaydia Estate. Surrounded by scenic views, Hickory Outlook is a modern getaway that boasts a pitched roof, a beautiful heated patio, a fire pit, hot tub and sauna. For a more industrial vibe, the Scenic Orchard embraces its black shipping container base with cool concrete floors and a metal roof.

Levi discovers Scandinavian style in the mountain town of Asheville, North Carolina. The ModCabins offer sleek, modern design mixed with rustic elements that echo the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. A nature lover's haven, these cozy cabins feature charming open-air decks, retro wood-burning stoves, outdoor dining tables, private hot tubs, and nearby hiking trails.

It's a romantic getaway when Levi and Savannah arrive in the heart of Ohio's Amish country, the site of two show-stopping tiny homes at Tiny Stays Berlin. The Lux boasts a striking geometric exterior with a butterfly roof and expansive deck. The more Nordic-inspired Scandi also offers a secluded outdoor sauna, fire pit and ice bath barrel.

Levi shares his mind-blowing experience at the Emerald Forest Treehouse in Redmond, Washington. Featured on Treehouse Masters, this two-story tiny home among the evergreens is accessed by a 55-foot suspended bridge and surrounded by an expansive wraparound deck and 40-foot high crow's nest. Levi's favorite highlights? The complimentary "zip-line breakfast" and nearby Emerald Forest Theatre.

Levi visits two tiny cabins with similar square footage, but very different aesthetics. Kapwa Cabin in Swannanoa, NC is inspired by a Filipino concept of the same name. The cabin is awash with rustic and colorful elements that celebrate indigenous lineages. For a more modern vibe, Aspen Haus in Hawking Hills, OH feels like a calm retreat infused with neutral earthy tones inspired by nature.

Levi heads to Stanford, Maine and Jeffersonville, New York to stay in two uniquely situated A-frame tiny homes. The Sky Frame treehouse in Stanford is aptly named for its unique position at eye level with the surrounding trees and forest. Jeffersonville's 250 square-foot black A-frame sits on the edge of Jefferson Lake in the Catskill Mountains, its glass facade soaking in the natural light.

Levi's on the lookout for container homes that reach new heights in Lincoln, Nebraska and Chattanooga, Tennessee. Lincoln's 480 square-foot urban tiny house features a cool, modern configuration: three 20-foot shipping containers stacked to create two stories with a rooftop deck. Just outside of Chattanooga, Levi returns to On the Rocks to check out the newest cliffside container home.

Levi heads for dockside destinations in Providence, Rhode Island and Wolcott, Vermont and discovers one of his most unique stays yet: a 1950's tugboat. The Aulneau, built in 1956 by the Canadian Coast Guard, is docked at a private marina and features living and sleeping quarters in the boat's hull. In Wolcott, Levi stays in a tiny converted boat house on the lake at Camp Wapanacki.

Levi checks out a charming tiny house community nestled on 40 acres in Denison, Texas. This picturesque property is adorned with picnic tables, hammocks, tree swings and six tiny cabins, perfect for vacationing solo or with a large group of friends and family. True to their roots, these cozy cabins feature a modern farmhouse aesthetic and a clever layout that makes them feel Texas-sized.

Levi visits two shipping container homes that are far apart geographically, but share a similar sleek and modern vibe. Both the Nova Cottage in Ohio and the Green Creek Shipyard in North Carolina feature beautifully designed 40-foot long floorplans, plenty of outdoor living, and recreational amenities.