Nathan is an incredible host: responsive, warm, thoughtful, kind, accommodating, patient, and understanding.
The accommodations themselves were rustic, but not in a bad way.
As long as you don’t mind (a) having to walk outside, to get from the bedroom to the bathroom; (b) the fact that the kitchen area is outdoors; or (c) the fact that mosquitoes come out at night, you may end up loving this place as much as I did.
I don’t think I’ve ever stayed in an AirBnB that was as quiet and cozy at night as this one.
Personally, I loved breathing the fresh air, and gazing at the stars, every time I had to walk from the cabin/bedroom to the kitchen area / bathroom.
I particularly loved the cute bunny rabbit/rabbits that frequented the yard (I couldn’t tell whether there were multiple rabbits, or just the same one who kept coming back).
I also loved the privacy — having such a large yard to myself, blocked on all sides by high, wooden fences — with a completely private entrance.
My only suggestion to future guests is that if you end up renting a car, as I did, rent the smallest one you can handle.
The parking space is very narrow, the private road is pretty narrow, and the drivable county road leading to the private road becomes extremely narrow when lots of people park there.
I had a Dodge Charger (“full size,” by rental car standards), at first, which was difficult to use, given those issues, so I traded it for a Kia Forte (“mid size,” by rental car standards), and was much more comfortable as a result.
In retrospect, I would have been even more comfortable in a compact, subcompact, or economy car.
As long as your car isn’t too big, and you’re comfortable driving in relatively narrow spaces, you should be just fine :)