Lancaster Cabins
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Lancaster Cabins

Lancaster Cabins, formerly Lancaster Log Cabins, builds log and modern park model RV cabins in Gap, Pennsylvania and ships them across the contiguous US. This guide covers prices, what's included and what to ask first.

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Lancaster Log Cabins Scandinavian Sierra - modern park model cabin
Scandinavian Sierra · 408 sq ft · 1 bedroom
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Listed model starting prices
$109,900
Lancaster says prices include everything shown in the layouts. Freight, setup and all site work are extra. Get an itemized quote.
Sizes
408 sq ft
Layouts
1 bedroom
Delivery area
The contiguous US and parts of Canada, per Lancaster. Confirm delivery to your address.
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Full Size

ModelTown's take

Each cabin has a published price, but freight, setup and site work are all on you

Lancaster Log Cabins occupies a specific niche on ModelTown: real-wood Park Model RVs at price points that compete with most prefab studios. Their modern series, fronted by the Scandinavian Sierra, pairs clean contemporary lines with the same heavy-duty trailer frame and RVIA-sealed construction used across their log park model lineup, which makes them especially relevant for campground operators, short-term rental investors, and buyers comparing tiny home alternatives.

What stands out is the dual-tier pricing structure (Commercial vs. Retail) and the explicit KOA-vendor approval, both signals that Lancaster has built its business around the rental and campground market rather than primary residence buyers. For buyers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, the Gap, PA location offers a meaningful shipping cost advantage compared to most prefab manufacturers, who are concentrated on the West Coast or in the Southeast.

Worth exploring if

  • You run a campground or rental. Lancaster offers commercial pricing to campground owners and to rental owners buying several cabins or buying again, and says it is an approved KOA vendor.
  • You want a park model RV cabin of about 400 sq ft with a price you can see before you call.
  • You can visit Gap, Pennsylvania. Lancaster says its show cabins are open 24/7.

Clarify before committing

  • Freight and setup costs. Lancaster says neither is in the price, and it quotes freight once it knows your location.
  • Who will set the cabin. The site lists blocking, leveling, skirting and hookups as your job but doesn't say if it offers a setup crew.
  • Full-time living. Lancaster says its cabins are for recreational use and some townships restrict full-time living. Check with your township first.

Beyond the listing

A park model RV, not a house

Lancaster says its cabins carry an RVIA seal and a VIN and meet the ANSI A119.5 standard for park model RVs, which are 400 sq ft or less. It says this usually means no permits or property taxes, but tells buyers to check local rules. Some townships restrict full-time living. Lancaster says the cabins can still be used year-round, with heat kept on in winter.

Your site must be ready on delivery day

Lancaster says to start the driveway, pad and utilities right after you order, because they take longer than expected. It won't delay delivery or store a cabin if your site isn't ready. The driveway route needs 18 to 20 feet of width and 15 feet of height clearance. If the semi gets stuck, the driver may leave the cabin and you pay to move it.

Commercial and retail prices

Lancaster lists two prices for each modern cabin. Commercial pricing is for campground owners and for rental owners buying several cabins or buying again. On its modern cabins page, each retail price is $5,000 above the commercial price. Lancaster doesn't lend directly. Its finance page lists commercial lending partners, but its retail lending option is not yet available.

Costs and inclusions

Listed prices usually cover the home, not the whole project. Here is what we know about each cost, and what to get in writing.

Home or kit price
What is known:
Lancaster lists a commercial and a retail price for each model. It says prices include everything shown in the layouts. A loft, screened porch and winter package are among the options.
What to confirm:
Which price tier applies to you and the cost of any options.
Delivery and placement
What is known:
Not included. Lancaster says freight depends on distance and cabin size, and it quotes freight once it knows your location. Cabins ship as oversized loads with permits and escorts.
What to confirm:
A freight quote to your address, and that your driveway meets Lancaster's width and height needs.
Foundation and installation
What is known:
Not included. Lancaster says setup is not in the price. You handle blocking, leveling, skirting and porch steps.
What to confirm:
Who will set the cabin and what a local crew charges.
Site prep, utilities and permits
What is known:
Not included. You build a gravel or concrete pad and the driveway and connect power, water and sewer. Lancaster says park model RVs usually need no permits, but local rules vary.
What to confirm:
Local zoning, any permits and utility costs for your site.
Total project and exclusions
What is known:
Requires a project-specific quote.
What to confirm:
Land, sales tax, upgrades, utility company fees and a contingency, unless your quote lists them.

What the public record shows

Facts from outside sources, with the date we checked them. These are not ModelTown reviews.

Founded
2016
Better Business Bureau
A+
 rating. Accredited:
No
. Complaints in the last 3 years:
0
.
BBB profile
Google
4.9 out of 5 from 239 reviews
.
Google profile
Checked
November 3, 2026
. ModelTown has not verified buyer experiences with this builder yet.
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Questions to ask

Ask these before you sign anything. Get the answers in writing.

  1. Can this exact model be delivered and installed at my address?
  2. What is the itemized total, and what is not included?
  3. Who handles permits, site work, utilities, installation and inspections?
  4. What are the payment milestones, and what are the cancellation terms?
  5. What warranty do you offer, and can I talk to past buyers of a similar project?
  1. What will freight cost from Gap, Pennsylvania to my site, including oversized load permits and escorts?
  2. Do you offer setup, or can you refer a crew near me for blocking, leveling and skirting?
  3. Does my purchase qualify for commercial pricing, and what deposit and lead time apply?

Frequently asked questions

Are Lancaster cabins permanent homes or RVs?

Lancaster says its cabins are park model RVs. They carry an RVIA seal and a VIN and meet the ANSI A119.5 standard. Lancaster says this usually means no permits or property taxes, but check your local rules. The cabins are meant for recreational use, and some townships restrict full-time living, though Lancaster says they can be used year-round.

What's the difference between Commercial and Retail pricing?

Lancaster says commercial pricing is for campground owners and for Airbnb, VRBO or rental owners who buy several cabins or buy again. Other buyers pay the retail price. On Lancaster's modern cabins page, each retail price is $5,000 above the commercial price.

Does Lancaster handle delivery and setup?

Lancaster delivers, but freight and setup are not in its prices. It quotes freight once it knows your location, since cabins ship as oversized loads with permits and escorts. You handle all site work, hookups, blocking, leveling, skirting and porch steps.

Can I finance a Lancaster cabin?

Lancaster doesn't finance directly. Its finance page lists outside partners for commercial projects, plus a lender for KOA campgrounds. Its retail lending option is not yet available, so personal-use buyers should line up their own lender.

What warranty does Lancaster offer?

Lancaster says it gives a one-year warranty on all construction and parts. Appliances and HVAC systems carry their makers' warranties.

How much does a Lancaster cabin cost?

Lancaster publishes a price for each modern cabin, with a commercial price and a retail price. The Scandinavian Sierra listed on ModelTown is $109,900. Freight, setup and all site work are extra. Lancaster quotes freight once it knows your location, so ask for an itemized quote before you budget.

Is Lancaster Cabins a legitimate company?

Here is what public records show. Lancaster Cabins says it started under that name in 2016, with roots going back to 1990, and is based in Gap, Pennsylvania. The Better Business Bureau rates it A+. It is not BBB accredited, and the BBB shows no complaints. On Google it has 4.9 out of 5 from 239 reviews. We checked these on November 3, 2026. They don't guarantee your experience, so get a written quote and contract before you pay a deposit.

Where can I read Lancaster Cabins reviews?

You can read reviews on Lancaster's Google listing, which showed 4.9 out of 5 from 239 reviews on November 3, 2026. Its Better Business Bureau profile shows an A+ rating and no complaints. ModelTown doesn't have verified buyer reviews of Lancaster yet. You can also visit its show cabins in Gap, Pennsylvania, which Lancaster says are open 24/7.

Sources and status

Reviewed by
Stephen with the ModelTown Editorial Team

ModelTown is not paid by Lancaster Cabins for this guide or listing.

Last reviewed
November 2, 2026

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Lancaster Cabins buyer guide

Gap, Pennsylvania

ModelTown's Take

Lancaster Log Cabins occupies a specific niche on ModelTown: real-wood Park Model RVs at price points that compete with most prefab studios. Their modern series, fronted by the Scandinavian Sierra, pairs clean contemporary lines with the same heavy-duty trailer frame and RVIA-sealed construction used across their log park model lineup, which makes them especially relevant for campground operators, short-term rental investors, and buyers comparing tiny home alternatives.

What stands out is the dual-tier pricing structure (Commercial vs. Retail) and the explicit KOA-vendor approval, both signals that Lancaster has built its business around the rental and campground market rather than primary residence buyers. For buyers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, the Gap, PA location offers a meaningful shipping cost advantage compared to most prefab manufacturers, who are concentrated on the West Coast or in the Southeast.

Quick Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Lancaster cabins permanent homes or RVs?

Lancaster says its cabins are park model RVs. They carry an RVIA seal and a VIN and meet the ANSI A119.5 standard. Lancaster says this usually means no permits or property taxes, but check your local rules. The cabins are meant for recreational use, and some townships restrict full-time living, though Lancaster says they can be used year-round.

What's the difference between Commercial and Retail pricing?

Lancaster says commercial pricing is for campground owners and for Airbnb, VRBO or rental owners who buy several cabins or buy again. Other buyers pay the retail price. On Lancaster's modern cabins page, each retail price is $5,000 above the commercial price.

Does Lancaster handle delivery and setup?

Lancaster delivers, but freight and setup are not in its prices. It quotes freight once it knows your location, since cabins ship as oversized loads with permits and escorts. You handle all site work, hookups, blocking, leveling, skirting and porch steps.

Can I finance a Lancaster cabin?

Lancaster doesn't finance directly. Its finance page lists outside partners for commercial projects, plus a lender for KOA campgrounds. Its retail lending option is not yet available, so personal-use buyers should line up their own lender.

What warranty does Lancaster offer?

Lancaster says it gives a one-year warranty on all construction and parts. Appliances and HVAC systems carry their makers' warranties.

How much does a Lancaster cabin cost?

Lancaster publishes a price for each modern cabin, with a commercial price and a retail price. The Scandinavian Sierra listed on ModelTown is $109,900. Freight, setup and all site work are extra. Lancaster quotes freight once it knows your location, so ask for an itemized quote before you budget.

Is Lancaster Cabins a legitimate company?

Here is what public records show. Lancaster Cabins says it started under that name in 2016, with roots going back to 1990, and is based in Gap, Pennsylvania. The Better Business Bureau rates it A+. It is not BBB accredited, and the BBB shows no complaints. On Google it has 4.9 out of 5 from 239 reviews. We checked these on November 3, 2026. They don't guarantee your experience, so get a written quote and contract before you pay a deposit.

Where can I read Lancaster Cabins reviews?

You can read reviews on Lancaster's Google listing, which showed 4.9 out of 5 from 239 reviews on November 3, 2026. Its Better Business Bureau profile shows an A+ rating and no complaints. ModelTown doesn't have verified buyer reviews of Lancaster yet. You can also visit its show cabins in Gap, Pennsylvania, which Lancaster says are open 24/7.