I don't think I could recommend the tiny house enough. Anne was really very welcoming and it was obvious this would be a lovely place from the start. She had left some delicious homemade scones and flax bars in the tiny house along with a bowl of fruit. Green tomatoes from her garden made for a great addition to a couple of our breakfasts. The tiny house itself is really very cozy. The cycling theme, curtains, and pictures from previous guests made the space feel personal. I think we used the heater briefly before bed one or two nights, but it was plenty warm once we were in the loft (just a few days before Autumn). We had never kayaked before so Anne let us try out a small canoe on the lake...really one of the highlights of our trip as we ended up seeing a bald eagle in a tree fairly close to where we had launched. Really, a great, peaceful getaway, and I would stay here again in a second if we're able to make the trip back up to Vancouver Island.