A really neat experience! The communal kitchen, bathroom, and showers were very clean and the decor was amazing! Being Americans we can say it was legitimacy like the wild west. It rained the night we were there but we stayed dry as Paul had put canvas over the top opening. The rain and wind did make it hard to sleep though, as the wind was making plenty of strange noises. He offered to make us a fire in the evening but we decided not to due to the rain. The hot water bottles and plethora of blankets kept us plenty warm. There was also a warmed in the tipi we could use before we went to bed. Paul was super awesome! Funny, hospitable, experienced. The breakfast consisted of bread, jam, butter, and eggs straight from the chickens roaming the farm. Also on the farm, adding to the experience but in no way being a bother, were horses, cows, rosters, ducks, and an awesome dog. Definitely a must do experience!