Mark's place is very rustic and basic, which is fine if you're looking for an adventure. We do love outdoor cabins and camping etc, but we were expecting a little bit more for the price. The place itself is located beautifully in the middle of nature, close to the Driving Creek Railway and you have a lot of space in the living area/kitchen. In general, we would recommend staying there in summer, as the experience would probably be a lot better than in winter. There is a side entrance door that is impossible to lock, it's barely accessible without 4wheel drive, we couldn't see enough to read/play etc at night in the living area due to not-working light bulbs/lamps and the bed is unfortunately very saggy which isn't ideal for more than one person (being over 30). However it is a very artsy, outdoorsy place which allows for lots of space outside and has beautiful surrounding nature. Great for a group of students.