I came here to complete some work in a simple, natural environment. I find that I work much better in reduced circumstances. Meaning: no distractions and no ease of living. I recognise that this is a different situation to a lot of people, so I can only speak for myself. For other people it may be unique to stay in a caravan or be around lots of animals and the pleasure might be in the uniqueness, but my family also had a farm when I grew up, so none of this was strange to me. All I can say is I completed my work ahead of time, I spent three to five hours hiking when I wasn't working, and I had a great deal of mental clarity and well-being for the whole stay. Having the things you take for granted taken away from you, and having to put in extra effort to do the basic things (bathroom, boiling water, cooking, cleaning) reminded me that having more isn't necessarily better. Having said that, the caravan is clean and perfectly comfortable. Yes, it's old, and there are quirks to it, but as I wrote above, these only helped my state of mind while I stayed. The area itself is beautiful and rugged and adds to the experience. There aren't shops or restaurants very close by. You have to walk or drive to get anything, so it's important to know what you want when you stay here, but I think most people who choose to stay will understand this.