Overall was more great than expected! Whether conditions made the water pipes in the tiny house freeze so Nancy was kind enough to move us into her Bunkhouse which was much more cozy! (Listed for $65 a night) Nancy gave a really quick tour. Straight to the point and went on her way. The tiny house is exactly like the picture. You’ll be surprised how big the shower actually is. We didn’t sleep in the tiny house, but she gave us the tour anyway which was nice. I can only say her Bunkhouse was an upgrade we weren’t expecting so we’re really appreciative!
The drive up there was really easy. The wifi only went down a few times the 2 nights there but you just have to refresh and it should work. Nearest store is a ways away so pack accordingly. Chances are, you won’t have many questions because Nancy has it all laid out on the app and even has a laminated paper at the table of both the tiny house and the bunkhouse with the house rules in it.
Honestly, highly recommend! If you’re going during the winter, like I did, pack extra sweaters. A plus going the winter though, you can see snow on the mountains so it’ll make for some great pictures!
Side note: if you’re hesitant because it’s in the middle of nowhere and you’re a little angst.. don’t worry! You won’t die lol Nancy is sweet.