Sleep In A Shipping Container Near Narragansett Bay In Rhode Island

Even if we don't have time or the funds to leave Rhode Island for a vacation, we can embark on so many one-of-a-kind adventures all over the state. If you need a night away, you needn't look far for somewhere that's unique and memorable - like this shipping container in Rhode Island that's perfect for a cozy getaway.

If you've always wanted to experience tiny living, here's your chance.

Cams Container Tiny House in North Kingstown promises a delightfully charming experience in a former shipping container turned Airbnb.

Snuggled between Newport and Narragansett, the tiny home sits in a prime location for exploration. You never have to leave your tiny abode if you don't want to either.

After all, you'll likely feel right at home when you step into this former shipping container that comfortably sleeps up to two guests in its single bed.

You'll probably notice right away the bed tucked away near the ceiling. Since it's all but hidden, it gives you more floor space during the day.

When you're ready for bed, pull down the bed and cozy up for a restful night's sleep. Since the bed overlooks a window, you're in a prime spot for catching the sunrise or the sunset - or both.

While you won't have a ton of space - the tiny home is just 125 square feet - you will have everything you need for an off-the-grid adventure. The Airbnb, for example, has a dry flush toilet.

Since the kitchen has a fridge, a stove, and an oven, you can cook your own meals. Or venture out to nearby restaurants.

Slip into the shower for a leisurely soak to start your day or after a long day of adventure.

When you're not out exploring nearby or relaxing indoors, enjoy the fresh air and the views from the picturesque porch.

The tiny home sits on the owner's property. However, you'll enjoy plenty of peace and quiet, and you won't be able to see their home from your home-away-from-home.

Book your stay at Cams Container Tiny House on the Airbnb website.

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