Introduction

A private developer engaged Nadi Group to develop a master plan for a 10-acre RV park in Conroe, Texas, envisioned as a modern tiny home community. Designed to balance affordability, comfort, and site sensitivity; the project aims to deliver a unique guest experience that merges the charm of small-footprint living, with curated outdoor amenities and thoughtful community layout.

Project Summary

Located in Montgomery County, the site’s potential is rooted in its modest scale and development flexibility. The vision for the project includes compact, well-designed tiny home lodging units arranged around shared facilities and recreational spaces. Anchored by a central clubhouse and supported by a mix of trails, landscape features, and communal amenities; the layout is designed to create a relaxed, welcoming environment for its community.

With a high focus on ecological awareness, the project balances land efficiency with open space, blending built form with native vegetation and topographic nuances. The planning strategy incorporates phased development and scalable design, aligning with the client’s operational goals and market opportunities in outdoor hospitality.

Our Role

Nadi Group approached this project with a structured and interactive methodology. The process began with a comprehensive review of vendor-provided documents and reports, alongside detailed site analysis covering slope, soil conditions, hydrology, and land use. These findings were translated into a base map and density bubble diagram, which served as the foundation for strategic decision-making. Multiple virtual meetings with the client’s family helped confirm essential data and regulatory considerations, guiding the project's early feasibility assessment.Following the initial analysis, Nadi Group conducted a field consultation to gather on-the-ground insights and further refine the planning approach. With this groundwork in place, the team produced a visually rich master plan that included lot placement, road layouts, amenity placements, and a land-use typology tailored for the tiny home community concept