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Tiny homes and glamping tents that earn income from your land

ideas for farms, acreage and spare land

Got a paddock, a view or a quiet corner of land that isn't earning anything? A small group of glamping tents or tiny-home style units can turn it into short-stay accommodation that guests book for the setting, not just the bed.

Solvie supplies and installs glamping tents and glamtainers across Queensland, and helps landowners work out what will suit their site, their council and the guests they want to attract.

Ways to make money from your property

  • Glamping tents. Safari tents with an ensuite and kitchenette give guests a hotel-quality stay with the feel of the outdoors.

  • Glamtainers. Shipping-container units that work like a compact tiny home, for 2 to 4 guests.

  • Compact units for couples. The Woody Junior and geodesic domes suit small sites and romantic getaways.

  • Extras guests pay more for. Outdoor baths, Dutch Tubs, fire pits and plunge pools turn a stay into an experience.

Why glamping instead of a standard tiny home

A tiny home is a small house. Glamping is a reason to book. Canvas walls, styled interiors and a view make the stay the destination, which is what guests share on social media and what lets you charge for the experience. Read more in glamping vs cabins.

Who this suits

  • Farms and acreage looking for a farm-stay income stream

  • Wineries, orchards and rural venues adding accommodation

  • Landowners near national parks, beaches and walking tracks

  • Holiday parks and retreats adding premium sites

How to get started

  1. Tell us about your land, access, power and water

  2. Aerial site scoping from Drone Boy to plan the layout

  3. Choose the units and extras that fit your guests

  4. Approvals guidance for your council and site

  5. Delivery, installation and styling

  6. Launch photos and video for your booking pages

Our guides on the 8 steps to starting a glamping business and making your glamping Instagrammable are a good place to start.

FAQs

Do I need council approval? Usually some form of approval is needed for short-stay accommodation. Requirements vary by council and site, and we'll help you work out what applies before you order.

Can I start small? Yes. Many landowners start with one or two units and add more once bookings are running.

Do you install anywhere in Queensland? Yes. We supply and install glamping tents and glamtainers across Queensland.

Talk to us about your land

Call Diana on 0419 322 243 or send us your site details.