Here at the Huckleberry Trailer Park, homes are made of a hodge podge of mobile homes from the single-wide to the travel trailer. Nicole's trailer is a restored Vagabond trailer of dark blue and white from the 50's. The metal exterior consists of a white roof, front, and back, while the sides are sleek blue. She's added some personal touches to the area adjacent to the entrance; including a small deck of wood with a two person patio set and pergola, and potted plants, veggies, and herbs here and there.
Inside, the vintage look has been given a few updates to make it more modern and all-season livable. It's small, that's for sure, but has enough room for a living area, dining nook, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The walls and ceiling are polished wood in a warm honeyed tone. Pale gray tile covers the floor while a couple of area rugs have been added for softness. The windows in the living/dining area are large and decorated with dark grey curtains. A couch spans the width of the front end of the trailer, made of a dark blue of soft material, with at least half a dozen throw pillows in shades of gray, blue, and white. There is a small end table at one end and a cushioned chair set by the other.
The kitchen has a white counter of some sort of stone with an enamaled white double sink set in. The stove and fridge are small and vintage looking, matching the colors of the exterior. The cabinet doors have been upgraded to glass fronts to lighten up the place a little. A half wall separates it from the dining nook, lined with shelves for storage on either side.
Off the kitchen is a bathroom with all the amenities, though the tub is small, it is there, with a sliding door enclosure, and at the rear of the trailer is the bedroom. it's nothing fancy, just big enough for a Queen sized bed and a couple nightstands, though it also has a built in closet and dresser area against one wall. There is a large window above the bed, matching the one at the front. Nothing overly personal is on display.