Made for the Places You Escape To.
THE SUMMIT COLLECTION / PARK MODELS
Architecturally designed park model RVs for destination properties, built in British Columbia for seasonal recreational stays.
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION
Find Your Place to Unwind.
Two 400 sq ft park model RVs. What separates them is layout, palette and sleeping arrangement.
Living area is the published figure for each design; the measurement basis, interior floor area, or including a loft or extension, is confirmed with the model you choose. Footprint reads width × length: the external space the home needs in transport and on site, not the interior. Sleeping layout is noted where the design documents one. Prices are starting building prices in Canadian dollars: site works, pad or foundation, servicing, delivery and applicable taxes are separate, and confirmed in a written proposal. Whether a park model is accepted, and how long it may be occupied, is decided by the destination property and your local authority.
Rooted Series — park model RV
Hummingbird Park Model
A 400 sq ft park model RV blending bold colour, warm timber and curated texture.
- Classification
- Park model RV — CSA Z241
- Living area
- 400 sq ft
- Footprint
- 10.5' × 40'
- Sleeps
- 2–4
- Starting building price
- From $215,000 CAD
Rooted Series — park model RV
Apex Park Model
Rich wood, a deep palette and a lofted sleeping area in a 400 sq ft park model RV.
- Classification
- Park model RV — CSA Z241
- Living area
- 400 sq ft (not inc. lofts)
- Footprint
- 9.5' × 40'
- Sleeps
- 2–6
- Sleeping layout
- Lofted sleeping area with built-in storage staircase
- Design status
- Completed design
- Starting building price
- From $228,000 CAD
RECREATIONAL LIVING, REIMAGINED
A Place to Stay a Little Longer.
Park models are a specific category of recreational vehicle, a place to stay at a destination, not a year-round home by default. Two designs, each with its own layout, natural materials and character, built to bring the warmth of a crafted interior to recreational living.
WHAT TO KNOW
A Recreational Vehicle, Placed Deliberately.
01
A Park Model Is an RV.
Park models are a specific category of recreational vehicle in Canada, built to the CSA Z241 standard. That classification is what a destination property or authority will assess, and it is not the same thing as a house.
02
Acceptance Is Decided Property by Property.
Whether a park model is accepted depends on the resort, park or municipality, and on the occupancy it permits. Some destinations allow seasonal stays only; others carry their own rules and fees. We do not promise acceptance or year-round residency anywhere. We help you ask first, before a model is fixed.
03
Transport and Siting Shape the Design.
Dimensions, the haul route, the pad and the service connections travel together. A model that suits one destination may not fit the road into the next, which is why these are checked before finishes are chosen.
WHAT THE PRICE COVERS
Starting Price, Stated Plainly.
Both models start at the same published figure. What it covers, and what it does not, is the same for each, and confirmed in a written proposal for your destination.
Included
- The building and the layout published for the model
- The systems described for the model: insulation, heating and cooling, and on-demand water heating
- Interior finishes specified in the model specification
Not included
- Site works, pad or foundation
- Water, power and wastewater connections
- Delivery, haul and lifting to the destination
- Park, resort or municipal fees, permits and approvals
- Furniture, decor and any item outside the model specification
- Applicable taxes
DESTINATION AND SITE
Six Checks Before the Model Is Chosen.
A park model is only as good as the place it lands. None of this is decided by Summit alone, so it is worked through with you and with the destination early.
Other pathways
If the plan is a home rather than a recreational dwelling, a building certified as a dwelling is the better starting point.
Product class
What the destination accepts.
Park model RV, built to CSA Z241 in Canada, is the class to quote to a resort, park or authority. Acceptance of that class is their decision; we can supply the specification they ask for.
Intended occupancy
Seasonal, or something else.
Many destinations permit seasonal or recreational stays rather than year-round living. Confirm the occupancy the property or park allows before a design is selected.
Access
The road in.
Gate width, turning space, overhead clearance and lifting room on arrival, checked against the model’s dimensions.
Pad or foundation
Where it lands.
A level, prepared pad sized to the model’s footprint, with the support the destination requires.
Servicing
Water, power and wastewater.
Whether hook-ups already exist on the site, or have to be brought in, and who is responsible for making that happen.
Transport
Getting it there.
Distance, ferry or seasonal road conditions and delivery scheduling, planned before a build slot is fixed.
Estimate a specific model
Each entry opens Compass with that model selected for a preliminary figure, a starting point, not a quote or an approval.
- Hummingbird Park ModelEstimate in Compass
- Apex Park ModelEstimate in Compass
Tell us the destination and how you intend to use the space, and we will tell you what the property still needs to confirm.
Start a projectYOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Your Favourite Place Is Calling.
Have a recreational property or destination in mind? Tell us where you’re hoping to place your park model, and we’ll help you explore the possibilities.