We had a wonderful stay in the Jordan River cabin. We had no trouble finding our way, thanks to the directions sent by the host. Good idea to check maps or bring paper maps prior to travel for there is no cell/internet access once you are there. Host also left some details about local stuff to do. Great location; we spent one day at China Beach(very close)and another at Botany/Botanical Beach(further away), but worth the drive. Be sure to check the tide tables too so you can enjoy the tide pools(best at low tide). Also be sure to take a walk up the hill from the cabin, an extraordinary view of the strait and Hurricane Ridge(we caught an enormous orange full moon the first night).
The cabin itself was very well suited to us. The environment inside I would describe as "rustic modern", with a Scandinavian influence and a touch of "granola". Super comfortable and nice amenities, such as DVDs(we watched the entire first season of Game of Thrones), CDs(it's like they knew us), Books(my partner read "Start Where You Are" by Pema Chodron while I couldn't keep my face out of Linda Barry's "What It Is", the later sparking two conversations about Art and Artist.) Oh how great is was to be off-line and unavailable.
The kitchen is well stocked; toaster, blender, even a KitchenAid mixer! Also there is a strainer now. We cooked all of our meals easily. The bed (we used the loft) was cozy and we appreciated the full stairs instead of a ladder to the loft. The bathroom is small but efficient. Plenty of towels. The only thing I could think to change would be the shower head. While the water was perfectly hot and strong, the head was not adjustable and is angled towards the back of the shower. So the result is the water hit me square on the head/face and I almost had to press against the shower door to rinse. That being said, it was not a big problem and did not lessen my fondness of our stay here. Overall we highly recommend this cabin and the beautiful island of Vancouver.