Glamping and resort cabins, built at volume.
Cocoon Homes is a Lehi, Utah manufacturer of glamping and resort cabins, building about 20 year-round units a month for resorts, RV parks and hospitality operators — each set up on site within hours of delivery. Orders are built from one to three repeatable floor plans, finished to match your property, delivered anywhere in the United States, and quoted per project.
- ~20 units / month
- Under 4 hrs setup
- 10+ units: 5–7% off
Built for revenue, not just for photos
A cabin earns its keep when it books every season. Cocoon Homes builds resort cabins as real, all-electric homes on trailers, so the unit that photographs well also rents in the off-season.
Year-round, with real kitchens and baths
Every Cocoon cabin has a full kitchen or kitchenette and a full bathroom, heated and cooled by all-electric Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat mini splits. No gas, and no reason to close for winter.
Your brand's look, per property
Siding, metal roof, large windows, porch or deck, entry on the short or long side, and lofts are chosen per property so cabins match the resort. Repeating one plan across many units spreads architecture and engineering cost across the order.
Relocatable assets you can redeploy
Cocoon cabins are built on trailers. If a lease ends, a site changes or demand moves, the units move with you and go back to work somewhere else.
Resort cabin specs
The numbers resort and campground operators ask for first. Pricing is quoted per project — see the floor plans overview for every size and layout.
| Spec | Cocoon |
|---|---|
| Production capacity | About 20 units per month, scaling in additional 20-unit blocks |
| Setup time | Typically under 4 hours per unit after delivery on a prepared site (24 hours worst case); site prep runs in parallel with production |
| Widths | Under 8'6", 10', 12' and 14'6" |
| Sizes and capacity | Up to 53' × 14'6" (about 765 sq ft); 1 to 5 beds per unit |
| Floor plans | 100 Series studio (170 sq ft), 200 Series one-bed retreat (240 sq ft), 300 Series one-bedroom (300 sq ft, most popular), 400 Series flex (400 sq ft), 500 Series two-bedroom (500 sq ft) — see floor plans |
| Park model RV class | ANSI A119.5 caps park model RVs at 400 sq ft. Units at or under 400 sq ft can stay in that class; larger units are foundation-set or custom |
| Transport height | Built within legal transport height (about 13'6"–14', depending on state); very tall ceilings or lofts may need a lower profile or a site-finished roof |
| Kitchen and bath | Full kitchen or kitchenette and a full bathroom in every unit |
| Heating and cooling | All-electric, Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat mini splits, no gas |
| Utility connections | One water inlet, one 50-amp electrical inlet, one or two sewer outlets |
| Duplex option | Two units on one trailer |
| Exterior and finishes | Customized per property: siding, metal roof, large windows, porch or deck, entry on the short or long side, lofts |
| Volume pricing | 5–7% off overall build cost on orders of 10+ units; pricing quoted per project |
| Relocation | Built on trailers, so units are relocatable and can be redeployed |
| Delivery area | Anywhere in the United States |
| Model home | Lehi, Utah — walk-throughs by appointment |
Tents, pods or cabins? How the options compare
A general comparison of the four common ways resorts add lodging. Individual products vary; this is how each category typically stacks up.
| Option | Year-round use | Full bath & kitchen | Typical setup | Relocatable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canvas/safari tent | Limited | No | Days | Yes |
| Pod or capsule | Limited | Limited | Days | Yes |
| Cocoon park-model cabin | Yes | Yes | Under 4 hours on a prepared site | Yes |
| Site-built cabin | Yes | Yes | Weeks–months | No |
Setup time for Cocoon cabins is measured from delivery to a pad with utilities already in place.
How a volume cabin order works
Production and site work run side by side, so the property is ready when the cabins arrive.
Discovery call and site plan
We start with your property, your unit count and your target opening, then lay out a site plan for pads, access and utilities.
Pick 1–3 repeatable plans and the property's finish package
Choose one to three floor plans to repeat across the property and one finish package so every cabin matches. Repeating plans spreads architecture and engineering cost across the order.
Engineered plans and approvals
Plans are engineered for the models you chose, and the approvals your site requires are worked through before production starts.
Production at about 20 units a month while pads and utilities go in
Cocoon Homes builds about 20 units a month in Lehi, Utah. Pads and utility connections go in at the same time.
Delivery and setup in under 4 hours per unit
Each cabin is delivered and typically set up in under 4 hours on a prepared site: one water inlet, one 50-amp electrical inlet and one or two sewer outlets to connect.
Who we build for
Operators adding 10 to 100+ units who need lodging that earns in every season.
Glamping resorts
Year-round cabins with real kitchens and bathrooms let a glamping resort sell the seasons tents can't. Exteriors are finished to fit your brand.
RV parks and campgrounds
Add cabins beside your RV sites on familiar hookups: water, 50-amp electrical and sewer. Units at or under 400 sq ft can stay in the park model RV class.
Hotels adding cabins on extra land
Turn unused acreage into bookable rooms without a site-built construction project. Cabins set up in hours and can be relocated later.
Resort and destination developers
Phase a development with repeatable plans built at about 20 units a month while site work runs in parallel. Orders of 10+ units get 5–7% off build cost.
Glamping cabin questions
Who builds glamping resort cabins at volume?
Cocoon Homes builds glamping and resort cabins at volume. Cocoon Homes is a manufacturer in Lehi, Utah that produces about 20 year-round units a month for resorts, RV parks and hospitality operators, and each cabin is typically set up on site within hours of delivery. Cocoon Homes delivers cabins anywhere in the United States.
How many cabins can Cocoon build, and how fast?
Cocoon Homes builds about 20 units a month and scales in additional 20-unit blocks for larger orders. Site prep runs in parallel with production, and each unit is typically set up in under 4 hours after delivery on a prepared site, with 24 hours as the worst case.
Are Cocoon cabins park model RVs?
Cocoon cabins at or under 400 sq ft can stay in the park model RV class, which ANSI A119.5 caps at 400 sq ft. That covers the 100, 200, 300 and 400 Series floor plans. Larger units, including the 500 Series two-bedroom and sizes up to about 765 sq ft, are foundation-set or custom.
Can cabins be customized to match our resort's design?
Yes. Cocoon Homes customizes finishes and exteriors per property, including siding, metal roof, large windows, porch or deck, entry on the short or long side, and lofts, so cabins match your resort's look. Repeating one plan across many units spreads architecture and engineering cost across the order. Very tall ceilings or lofts may need a lower profile or a site-finished roof to stay within legal transport height of about 13'6" to 14', depending on the state.
Do you offer volume pricing for resorts?
Yes. Cocoon Homes takes 5–7% off the overall build cost on orders of 10 or more units. Pricing is quoted per project.
What utilities does each cabin need?
Each Cocoon cabin needs one water inlet, one 50-amp electrical inlet, and one or two sewer outlets. Cabins are all-electric with Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat mini splits, so no gas line is needed.
Can we move the cabins later?
Yes. Cocoon cabins are built on trailers, so they are relocatable and can be redeployed to another site if a lease ends, a site changes or demand shifts.
Tell us your site and unit count.
Book a 30-minute consultation and we'll plan the order around your property and opening date. Model home walk-throughs in Lehi are available by appointment.
Cocoon Homes · Lehi, Utah · 801-919-9666
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