We've all had that daydream of quitting our job to live the van life, and this blue bus in Fort Payne, Alabama can help you make that dream come true, even if just for a week. This little forest oasis has a full kitchen and two sleeping areas, each with a queen bed. There are also two different deck areas, one on the ground level and one perched on top of the bus. Take note: There is no Wi-Fi or Internet connection so this might not be the ideal space for anyone who needs to work remotely. But, the lack of internet can be a plus if you're looking to totally disconnect from the outside world.

First things first: This tiny house has an indoor sauna — you don't have to trudge through the snow to get to it. It also fits a surprising number of people with a queen bed, two twin beds, a sofa bed and a floor mattress for a total of six sleeping spots. This makes it a great option for families since most tiny homes are made for only two people.

This studio cabin is exactly as advertised: a cabin in the woods. It's located on 60 acres of woodlands perfect for hiking, trail walking and even gorge scrambling. (Don't forget your safety gear!) There's a natural wading pool off of the trails and the hosts say it's full of wildlife and foliage. Day trips can be made to the town of Mountain View, the Ozark Folk Center and the Blanchard Springs Caverns. There are two Queen beds in the cabin but keep in mind that it's a studio, so the sleeping space isn't private. The host notes that you should bring tick repellant if you plan on hiking and to not rely on map applications, as they're not always reliable. If you plan to bring your dog, they request you be cautious around the neighbor's chickens.

Constellation Creek offers an enchanting view of starry night skies above the Sierra Nevada mountains. With one Queen bed, Little Bear Cabin in Sierraville, California is a perfect stay for a couple or close friends to get away for the weekend and disconnect. Outside there's a charcoal grill and a fire pit outside for s'mores. There's no Wi-Fi and the cell signal is spotty, so this is a truly unplugged stay. The host does note that the water on the property is fed by a spring, so guests need to bring their own water for drinking and cooking.

Perched at an elevation of 9000 feet, this one-room cabin is a great option if you're looking to only unplug halfway. Go hiking or mountain biking at Golden Gate Canyon Park, then settle in with amenities like Wi-Fi and a TV with various streaming services. There's only one Queen bed, but the host does offer a pack-and-play upon request. It's a 30-minute drive to Boulder, Golden, Black Hawk and the Eldora Ski Area, too.

If you're looking for a unique themed stay, this tiny home in Norwich, Connecticut is inspired by a firehouse, complete with two faux bay garage doors. The property features a pool that's open in the warmer months, trails and other outdoor activities. Reviews also say there are plenty of activities like museums, concert spaces and parks close by. While the kitchen is more of a kitchenette, it's still equipped with butcher block counter tops, a two burner propane stove and a convection oven, so you can cook if you'd like.

Most tiny homes are more secluded, off-the-grid stays, so if you're looking for something in the middle of a downtown area, check out this tiny house in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. You've got beach access too; it's only a 10-minute walk from the house to the boardwalk. There's a futon in the loft that can be used as a bed in addition to the primary Murphy bed. The host warns that the ladder to the loft has to be moved when the Murphy bed is down, so the loft might not be ideal for night sleeping. It sounds perfect for naps, though.

Another rare city-focused stay on our list is the Sandcastle Cottage in Kissimmee, Florida. It's only 10 miles away from Disney, Universal, water parks and other attractions. The stay has one Queen bed and one couch that pulls out into a King bed, so it's perfect for couples, friends or smaller families. Other amenities include a stacked washer and dryer, perfect for those hot, muggy Florida summers when you're almost guaranteed to sweat through your clothes. The cottage is part of a resort that offers access to a swimming pool, playground, basketball, volleyball courts and mini-golf.

In Fort Valley, Georgia, this 720-square-foot cabin is great for families or groups of friends. It sleeps up to four people in either the back bedroom or an overhead loft that overlooks the main living space. It also has two bathrooms (a rarity for a tiny house). At the end of the road, there is a nine-hole golf course, and sites like the Perry Fairgrounds, Bluebird Body Company, Frito Lay and Warner Robins Air Force base are all close by, too.

Nestled in a tropical forest on the slopes of the Hualalai Volcano, this modern color-blocked tiny home puts you smack in the middle of the beautiful landscape of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. According to the host, the area has a year-round misty cool climate and is ideal for an outdoor lover looking to unplug. Nearby there are plenty of adventure options for your day like Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary and Kehaha Kai state park.

Tiny House of Paul in Cobden, Illinois was designed by architectural home builder and furniture craftsman, Paul J. Frank. At the property, you'll have access to gardens, trails, a pond and a greenhouse so you can really become one with nature. According to the hosts, Paul created everything on the property, and that includes planting over 4,500 trees on what used to be a daffodil farm.

This colorful, quirky and mod space in downtown Indianapolis makes for a fun and unique stay within walkable distance from the new downtown neighborhood, the Bottleworks District. It's a great option if you want the charm of a tiny home but don't want to be deep in the forest. Plus, there's a washer and dryer if you want a longer stay without the longer-stay-sized suitcase.

Another unique space for a tiny house, this ex-grain bin has been turned into a two-bedroom spot in Missouri Valley, Iowa. It's styled with adorable farmhouse decor and holds a large number of people for a tiny home — they claim you can fit up to six guests. There are two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and one with two twins, as well as a sofa bed in the living room.

The Stoic tiny home rental in Pine Ridge, Kentucky is so aesthetic that it needs to make it onto your Instagram grid. The east-facing side of the rental is almost entirely made of windows so you can wake up to sunsets peaking over a rocky cliffside. There are two bedrooms, and the rental can sleep up to four people, so it's good for small groups or couples. Note that there is no oven in the kitchen, and the host says a four-wheel-drive vehicle is required to make it up the steep gravel road.

Grand Coteau, Louisiana is home to a ton of unique festivals and events including the Sweet Dough Festival, the Grand Noel Festival and the new Grand Coteau Block Party. Mama Sue's Tiny Guesthouse is located in the historic downtown, so you'll only be walking distance from all of the town's special events. Plus, the hosts provide a binder of restaurants, stores and nearby attractions. The space sleeps two people in the main Murphy bed of the house.

Located on a small hobby farm run by the hosts, this cabin in Mercer, Maine has three total beds, one Queen and two Twins, to sleep up to four people. The owners allow visits to the animals on their farm, and the surrounding area is away from streetlights, making for an amazing night sky view. There's also an outdoor kitchen and fire pit, though the hosts ask that you check in before using it in order to adhere to local fire codes.