I’ve written a few days back I’ll be posting some small barn plans. Meanwhile I also found a product containing 61 designs, including small barn plans and DIY building guides. I’ll do a quick review but if you’re in a hurry and this is exactly what you were searching for jump directly to the product website.
I was doing some research a few weeks back for small barns plans and came across this site which was selling a bunch of these barn plans. I have some of my own small barn blueprints when I build for relatives and friends but those are just basic. In the future I’ll be using some of these concepts from these plans (and make them my own of course) as there are a few things helped me simplify the building of small barns.
The product is digital, so you download it directly to your computer (in a minute or two). You’ll receive 61 designs, including one, two, three and four-car country garages with big storage lofts, an RV garage, small barn plans, a six-stall horse barn, backyard storage barns, pole-barns, pole-frame garages, workshops, hobby shops, carriage house style garages, barn-style sheds and a bunch of other plans. The plans are very good quality as they should be considering the author (look below). He’ll also point you to other resources once (if!) the included plans are not enough for you.
The author is an architect with quite a few references which is not necessary but still comforting (as is the money-back guarantee).
Donald Berg, a member of the American Institute of Architects, has published fifteen books on traditional American building, gardening and landscaping. His designs, articles and interviews have appeared in Home Magazine, Country Life, The Old-House Journal, Yankee Home Magazine, Period Home Magazine, Traditional Building and many other publications.
From what I’ve seen I think it’s worth the few bucks he wants. You can get the plans here.
A barn is usually an agricultural building used for storage and/or as a covered workplace. It can also be used to shelter livestock or to store farming vehicles and equipment. Most commonly barns are found on a farm or former farms. Common barn types: stable, bank barn, carriage house, dutch barn, granary, linhay, round barn, shippon, tithe barn, threshing barn. You can read more about barns on 
I’ve published this blog to help you find useful resources on the internet for small barn plans, barn building etc. I’ll be posting some videos, some useful articles and links to other useful sites I find on the Internet.