I am reluctant to leave a negative review for these hosts because they really do seem to be very nice people; however, we found the sanitation experience to be way too funky to stay a second night, and we just headed home. First off, the location, views and access to hiking trails were wonderful, and I would recommend this stay if that was all that counted. When we arrived we drove into the house yard and found a couple of well-fed horses wandering around grazing with fly masks on. One of the main reasons for the masks was the flies, which were mainly prevalent because the horse manure in the house yard doesn't appear to have ever been picked up. The fresh manure just dries out and turns to a light green dust which covers everything. People who are experienced with horses either keep them out of the house yard or pick up after them, for a couple of reasons; not the least of which are the dogs. The two dogs appear to be related to sheep dogs but larger, maybe an exotic breed. The main thing about the dogs is that they have had absolutely no training. Murray, Kay and the other people on the property have not the slightest control, they can't get the dogs to quit barking, come, stay or go. At one point after Murray replaced the water pump for the trailer the dogs decided they would hang out at the trailer and bark at us out of boredom until Murray eventually showed up with his quad and had to literally wrestle one of the dogs into the quad, since they wear no collars. It was a show and would have been cute if it hadn't gone on so long. The reason I bring up the dogs is that they've been rolling in the horse manure described above, and the green dust mixed with the dog slobber makes you reluctant to even try petting them. And then there is the trailer. When I first read the profile and noted that Murray wrote that he restored Airstream trailers, I assumed that included the one we were staying in. Nope, my mistake - ours hasn't been restored yet, and it's been well used over the years. While most of the appliances appear to still work, everything is slightly frayed and tattered, and the big problem is that half of the windows don't open anymore, and a few that do don't open very far. I looked at the trailer's bookings and it seems Murray is pulling in upwards of $70,000 a year with this trailer, so it doesn't appear that repairs would be impossible. So now we come to the deal-breaker: the bathroom. The bed in the back is right up next to the doorway to the toilet, and next to the toilet is a trash can (with a lid, thank God), which is where a sign says you must put your used toilet paper. This is something I...