We really enjoyed our stay here! The Tipi's are unique and beautiful, the furniture in them is thoughtful and creative, and though there is no heat in them, we were warm enough while we slept. It rained heavily in the night during our stay here, however, the tipi remained completely dry. They are strong. You really feel you can relax here in these surroundings, no matter what the weather. There's a fire-pit beside the tipi's where you can light a fire at night, and that's a lovely experience. Just make sure that you bring your own logs and be prepared to light it yourself.
The log cabin close to the tipi, where the kitchen and shower room and toilet is, is cute and full of charm. There are lovely artistic touches everywhere - art work, stirrups in the kitchen to hang tea-towels, etc. and we appreciated those.
The only things we thought could be improved can be easily remedied, and didn't detract much from our stay - The first, that there's very little light in the tipi's once it gets dark - just one weak lantern, and so it's hard to find things in your bag or in the tipi once the sun goes down. Also, there's only one toilet and one shower room for tipi guests (max 5) and guests from the Tom Crean cabin a stonesthrow away. The communal kitchen area is charming and quite well-equipped, but there's no toaster, oven or microawave, just 2 plates on a portable hob.
All in all, we really do whole-heartedly recommend it. We didn't get to talk to Paul much as he wasn't around after showing us is, but Kiwi was very friendly, warm and hospitable. It's a great place if you have kids who are good (and gentle) with animals, as there are lots around - at least 5 horses, plenty of hens, ducks, and 2 dogs. They will love it here, and we did too!