Zook Cabins

Zook Cabins builds Amish-made prefab cabins in Pennsylvania and delivers them across the country. Its lines cover park models, also marketed as tiny homes, prefab log cabins, modular homes, modern cabins, ADUs, and HUD homes, sold both to private buyers and to resort, campground, and RV park developers.

Buyers either choose from published model collections, among them A-frame, bunkhouse, cattleman, cozy cabin, and mountain home ranges, or plan a custom park model with the company's team from concept to completion. Because construction is prefabricated, cabins arrive finished: the company says its modular cabins are delivered fully assembled on rollback trailers with side shifts that let drivers work in tight spaces, with a crane used where access requires it, and that cabins arrive complete with kitchens, bathrooms, and hardwood floors, which it presents as ready to put into rental use.

The Zook family founded the company in 2006, starting with hunting cabins, moving into modular homes, and then adding a park model line in response to demand from short-term rentals, campground owners, and tiny home buyers. The company keeps a display village at its Gap, Pennsylvania location, open Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, and publishes an interactive map of cabin locations.

What to check directly: the site states that its pricing includes delivery, but confirm what setup is included, and what site preparation, foundation, and utility connections the buyer is responsible for on a campground or resort order. The current address is listed as 5181 Lincoln Hwy, Gap, PA 17527, with a note that the company has moved.