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Sustainability initiatives
TinyCamp properties are designed to have minimal impact.
We strive to be a leader in sustainable tourism, green building and sustainability initiatives to lighten our environmental footprint and lead by example.
Sustainable Building Program
- TinyCamp has received five awards for sustainability as part of the Coconino County sustainable building program.
- TinyCamp’s custom tiny homes are designed for energy and resource efficiency.
- We conserve water using low-flow fixtures, and recycle grey water.
- Complementary electric car charging is available.
- Our waste management involves off-site recycling.
- Most cabins have solar panels, with plans to reach net-zero electricity use.
- Rainwater is harvested to water our native landscaping.
- We maintain natural habitats, minimize disruption to local wildlife, preserve open spaces, and support local conservation efforts.
- • We’re proud to be part of the Dark Sky Community, reducing light pollution to preserve the night sky.
Sustainable Tourism
• We lead in sustainable tourism in Sedona by integrating eco-friendly practices such as water conservation, renewable energy use, and maintaining natural habitats, setting an industry standard in the region.
• We actively participate in community programs like the Verde River River-Friendly Communities and the Dark Sky Community, highlighting our commitment to local environmental initiatives.
• Sustainable tourism is crucial as it ensures the preservation of Sedona’s unique natural and cultural heritage, supporting the local economy, and providing a quality experience for visitors today and in the future.
River Friendly Communities
Award winning partner of the Friends of the Verde River - river friendly communities program.
- We’ve offset our water usage for the first five years of business.
- Gray water from our showers is recycled to irrigate our pollinator gardens.
- Guests are provided with ecological toiletries, and we clean with eco-friendly products.
- Rainwater is captured for further irrigation use.
- We utilize native landscaping and manage invasive species
- Landscaping and hard surfaces were selected to encourage water infiltration and improve water quality.
Education Showcase
- TinyCamp stands as a tangible example of sustainable living. Guests can experience tiny house living first-hand, discovering its benefits and seeing if it’s a good fit for them.
- Our space provides a unique opportunity for guests to learn and adapt sustainability principles in a practical setting, ranging from water conservation to energy efficiency.
- Through our partnership with Sedona Charter School, offering on-site teacher housing, we further demonstrate our commitment to community support, sustainable development, and education.
