The trek from Vancouver to Cusheon Lake Resort made two things patently obvious to me: one night is simply not long enough of a stay, given the travel required; we were beat when we got there, and my girlfriend and I were coming from downtown Vancouver. And why would you want to spend just one night anyway?
That bring us to the second point: this place is so amazing that you'll find you don't want to leave.
Glen, is hospitable and accommodating (we showed up two hours early and it only took my boisterous proclamation that we're early for him to hand me the key to the cabin); he also delivered more than enough firewood for me to burn through the night.
Everything else about the cabin is great too.It has a very well thought-out, functional, yet warm and inviting design. There is ample room for everything, despite its very small size (I'd estimate 480sqf). The fireplace is both 'fun' and required to keep warm, and the view is peaceful and serene. The kitchen has absolutely everything an average home cook requires, and finally, the bedroom offers a decent bed with a small tv.
The city, the lake itself, Mount Maxwell, and the ferry ride are all well worth the fare (and another visit too).