We expected the cabins to be "rustic," but ours was in ill repair and kind of shabby. The worst part about the accommodations was that the bathroom had a closet sticking out into it, so you couldn't get from the toilet to the sink without squeezing between the corner of the closet and the shower (if you were thin enough) or going back through the bedroom and living room to another entrance. We had called ahead to make sure there was air conditioning since it was forecast to be quite hot, but the promised air conditioner was too tiny to cool the cabin. The mattress was only so-so and there wasn't much space in the bedroom. The other issue was that the free WiFi they advertised was only available in the main office building, and didn't reach to the cabins. The hostess was lovely, kind, and polite, but it couldn't make up for the shortcomings of the cabin. When we had looked at the cabin and decided not to stay, she refunded the following three nights' fee, but she charged me for that night per the facility's policy. I was happy to pay $150 not to stay there. I think they're doing the best they can with what they've got, but the place needs more remodeling and the price is very steep for what you get.
