Tiny Village Park
📍 1505 Bellows Falls Rd, South Charlestown, NH 03603
Charlestown, New Hampshire
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About Tiny Village Park
Tiny Village Park is a private, dedicated tiny-house parking community set on 7 rural acres along Bellows Falls Road (Route 12) in South Charlestown, near the Vermont border on the Connecticut River side of the region. It is tailored specifically to THOW (tiny house on wheels) owners seeking a permanent or semi-permanent residential parking space.
The grounds offer quiet, pastoral surroundings bordered by tree lines and open fields near the Connecticut River. Residents manage their own custom-built mobile units, providing independent living with shared infrastructure including water, sewer, and separate electric metering.
Situated close to the Vermont border, the location offers direct highway access down to Bellows Falls/Westminster, VT, and north toward Claremont, NH, making regional shopping, healthcare, and transit accessible while maintaining a secluded, rural setting.
The principal attraction is the simple land-lease model: approximately $400-$650/month for a lot, with water and sewer infrastructure and separate electric metering. The reported 400-square-foot maximum makes it particularly relevant to the conventional tiny-home category. Because the operator's primary website is currently unavailable, verify current availability, home certification requirements, pets, utility details, and the precise definition of an acceptable THOW directly with management.
What's Included in Rent
Paid Separately
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Practical Considerations
Strongest BYO THOW option in NH - dedicated tiny home community
Very affordable lot rent ($400-$650/month)
Year-round living allowed with winterization
Room for additional homes beyond current 23
Former primary website unavailable - verify details directly with management
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Living in Charlestown
Charlestown sits along the Connecticut River in Sullivan County, home to the reconstructed Fort at No. 4, a colonial-era frontier settlement turned living history museum. The town's Main Street runs parallel to the river, lined with historic homes and civic buildings. The Connecticut River provides fishing and paddling access, while Fort at No. 4 draws visitors interested in the region's colonial history. Charlestown's rural surroundings include farmland and forest typical of the upper Connecticut River Valley. Housing in Charlestown remains affordable relative to towns further up the valley near Hanover, drawing families and retirees seeking small-town, river-valley living. The town's economy leans on agriculture, small local businesses, and proximity to Claremont for larger employment.
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