The cabin was just as described, cozy, comfy, and central to everywhere on the island. The wood burning stove was a nice bit of character for us urbanites, as were the farm fresh eggs and home grown apple juice. We really felt like we got away from the city, a feeling that we feel we would not have experienced had we stayed at the Resort on Bennett Bay.
The grocery store down the street allowed us to cook all our meals, though we did eat out twice after a couple long bike rides and a hike through Mt. Parke.
With our bikes, we were able to cycle from the house to either side of the island in less than 20 minutes, and just 35 minutes to the lighthouse or Edith point.
Michele as a host was really easy-going and gave us a quick history of the farm and the island, which she shares with her partner, kids, and two super friendly and calm golden retrievers.