I had a lovely stay at Heather and Peter's "shabby shack". The tiny house is located in the back yard of the property, which also contains a beautiful garden. They are also working on creating a second tiny house to be used as a little tea house. Peter and Heather were lovely hosts!
The tiny house
The little home is absolutely adorable. The main area has a fold out table, a lounge chair (that can double as a day bed for a small person) and a couple chairs. The kitchenette is not built for any major cooking (though there is a small pan). The house has a range of teas created by the owners, kettle and tea periphernalia to enjoy a cup or two - all very lovely. The bathroom is in the back of the tiny house with a small tub shower, sink and compost toilet. There is a water heater to warm up the water when showering.
There is a decent size lofted bed with views of trees and sky. I found the comforter adequate for the cooler nights. Ladder is movable depending on your use of the space. There is also a space heater if needed.
Location
The house is conveninetly located 5-10 minutes walk to shops and restaurants. It is about 15 minutes walk to the information center/wine station. Wineries in the region are a bit more spread out, but many are within a 15 minute drive and can also be accessed via biking or wine tours.