If you are looking for a unique and affordable experience on Grand Manan, Jen’s camp is for you. No running water, but with boiled hot water mixed with rain water it’s easy to get a warm shower. Plenty of electricity via the solar power. Queen bed was comfortable. Staying on Dark Harbor Pond was quite a great experience-our first day we walked around the pond to the sea wall and walked along there as well. The tides are pretty easy to navigate, and it is simple to leave your car on the road and walk down to camp either via the road or the steep somewhat muddy trail though the woods. The cabin itself is pretty clean, the furniture and linens are older. The mini fridge is helpful, and there was coffee and a coffee pot. The door leading out to the front deck was broken, which was disappointing. There are no kayaks, but there is a rowboat (we did not use it). The best thing for us was learning about the island and exploring it, as well as meeting the neighbors and experiencing their hospitality and kindness! There are many places to stay on Grand Manan, but Jen’s place is the most unique, peaceful and affordable, as long as you are willing to take some time to understand how the cabin works.