The good:
Paul was super kind and accommodating, we had a really enjoyable time chatting with him and learning about fun things to do in the area. We also had a delicious breakfast provided to us with farm-fresh eggs, homemade bread and jam! My kids especially loved playing with the chickens and ducks and their border collie in the morning. Its definitely a camping-esque vibe.
The less-than-good:
Kind of hard to find because it doesn't have an address. No electricity or running water (no toilets) in the A-frame, but there is in the cookhouse down the road. Its heated using a small wood burning stove which did burn out in the middle of the night and got kind of chilly. It did seem kind of pricey considering the lack of a toilet or electricity in the A-frame.