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Rich’s Portable Cabins – where cabins are built by people- not machines

About Our Company

Rich's Portable Cabins, Inc. is a small company located in Northeastern Oregon between Baker City and LaGrande. Our facility is on the I-84 corridor and is conveniently located at 150 Bidwell road, in the City of North Powder. Rich and his crew have been making hand-crafted park model rvs since 1999 and have provided vacation structures for people wanting a log cabin for their lot in an RV development, and to developers needing portable cabins and park models for cabin rentals. Most all of the cabins built by Rich are custom made based on customer design and needs. Through the years many on the great features of Rich's Portable Cabins have been directly inspired by customer feed back and designs, giving Rich's customers satisfaction in knowing they had a hand in building their dream cabin.

Rich builds his portable cabins to the national standard for Park Model RV construction (ansi 119.5 2005 edition) and recognized by the industry as one of the premier builders in the country. Although primarily shipping to the western third of the US, we contract with a transport company that can ship anywhere in the country.

Full line of RV parts

Other product lines offered by Rich are: Full line of RV parts, full line of specialty building materials such as: interior and exterior doors, hardwood lumber, interior molding, cabinet materials, exterior siding (cedar lap, log, 1x12 board and batten, hardyplank etc.), Hearthstone wood burning and gas fireplaces www.hearthstonestoves.com , Norcold propane refrigerators, off grid power systems.

Give Rich a call at 541-898-2444 to get all the information about cabins on wheels and how to get you own park model built by Rich's Portable Cabins, Inc. When you purchase your park model RV from RPC, you’ll get the customer service only a small company will provide.

The Story of RPC

Rich's Portable Cabins, Inc. began as a concept. Twelve years ago, Rich Daniels was self-employed as a timber cruiser contractor in the ailing timber industry. As he could see the inevitable "writing on the wall" as far as job security, he decided to venture into a career that was more "sustainable". He purchased 75 acres of timber and a portable sawmill, determined to continue his timber worker status with a brighter destiny on the horizon. While he was honing his carpentry skills rebuilding his home, he chanced upon a conversation at a local building supply that helped to chart his course. A woman had inquired with a salesclerk about the availability of storage sheds at their establishment and found none available. Daniels later approached her and told her that he could build a shed for her and, thus, "Rich's Sheds" was born.

Two of Rich's Sheds" later became a bunkhouse and a bath house for a couple building their own home that had commented that "if their shed was bigger, they could live in it". "Rich's Sheds" also branched out into the manufacture of several playhouses built on "spec". The "Women in Timber" organization bought one to raffle off in a fundraiser and placed it in a parade in LaGrande. The Union County tourism people saw it and later contacted Daniels to build a mobile tourist information booth which took shape as a miniature "cabin on wheels". Daniels expanded on the idea by building a larger version and discovered, with some accompanying research, that he had built what is considered to be a park model RV. Further investigation revealed a state certification process and with all of the "hoops" successfully navigated, Rich's Portable Cabins, Inc. was launched.

Now, five years later, although Daniels now has a good sized shop, RPC has outgrown it and will be expanding into a larger facility to accommodate increased sales. In addition, the long range plan for the business is to develop an RV park on the property where Daniels, his wife Lori, and their daughter Harmony can transition from the manufacturing aspect of their business into a less physically demanding career for Daniels. This will include offering cabins for sale to be placed on lots leased on a yearly basis as well as nightly rentals to accommodate the local ski resort traffic.

The journey will come full circle for Daniels when his relationship with timber can be shared with others. He hopes to entwine ecotourism into the RV development as well as to showcase sound forestry practices, thus further promoting sustainability.

All cabins are built within a new 12,000 sf structure completely protected from the elements. The guys like the new building because it’s a comfortable and safe working environment with ample space to build 3 cabins at a time. We are a small company with about 8 employees who have an interest in building great cabins and take pride in our work. When RPC builds your cabin Rich over sees all aspects of construction and puts in a great deal of time swinging a hammer along side his crew. “I really enjoy the work and put my best energy into every cabin I build” says Rich.

If you’re in the group of people that like dealing with small companies, where the person who answers the phone is actually building your cabin, and who knows every detail about your cabin inside and out, then by all means give Rich a call. Our office hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday thru Friday. The shop number is 541-898-2444. If the answering machine picks up please leave a call back number and I’ll return your call as soon as possible.

More Information:

• Loft Cabin Models
• Non-Loft Cabin Models
• Our CD on the web
• Price List