The Tiny House was a great place to stay! It was really cool to see the great use of a small space. Anne built everything herself, which was pretty amazing. The house was comfortable and cozy. Since we stayed there for a hot weekend in July, the loft area where the bed is got pretty warm, but cooled off nicely during the night. The kitchen was well stocked with things to snack on and pots/pans in case we wanted to cook. The refrigerator is a little mini one, which is great, but be careful if you bring food along that needs to be kept cold, as there isn't a lot of space. We really liked that Anne had recycling and compost bins at the ready and reused the water that was used in the sink. Very sustainable and environmentally friendly!
The farm has a trail that leads directly to a small beach on Elk Lake. The water was fantastic for swimming and we went both days. Definitely would recommend that.
Anne had prepared some nice touches: there were lovely roses on the table inside the house and yummy homemade cookies! And it was nice that she was not bothered and willing answer questions for us seeing as we were first time visitors from Seattle. I would definitely recommend staying at the Tiny House and would be happy here to stay again.