Gordon was a fantastic and warm host who made our stay very pleasant. Teepees had surprisingly comfy beds and the heater and electric blanket were a must to keep us toasty at night. Without them, we would have frozen, since it dipped into the 40s at night. Great, hot outdoor shower with strong pressure and a decently well equipped kitchen for light cooking.
Couple of suggestions if you're thinking of booking:
1) As others have mentioned in their reviews, this property is a two teepee setup, spaced about 50' apart. Technically the teepees are available to rent separately. Unless you enjoy getting up close and personal with people you don't know who rent the other teepee, you might want to consider renting the two teepees on the property together, to make it a totally private experience. I did that with my friend (stayed in separate teepees for COVID) and it worked out great, but if we hadn't I'm not sure I would have enjoyed the experience as much.
2) Make sure to bring appropriate lights -- flashlight, headlamp, lantern, etc. There is one set of lights in the kitchen that lights the communal kitchen area on a timer, but the rest of the property does not have reliable lighting along the paths (there are solar lights, but they're dim) -- especially to and from the bathroom or shower, or going back up the path if you need to come or go at night.
3) Not that you need a mirror while camping, but I use one to put contact lenses in. Make sure to pack one if you need a mirror....property doesn't have one.
Other than that, it was great, unique oasis that felt like a million miles away from civilization!