David responded to my inquires really quickly. I told David I would be coming in after dark and he provided a detailed description of how to get there if my GPS were to give out. Luckily, I still had phone reception up there and my GPS found the place. Thankfully, because the blue lights were out on the bridge. I was able to find the Cute Cabin and get in right away. However, it is very much like a camping experience and I definitely recommend that you bring a flashlight or two. It was pitch black dark out there. I would also recommend bringing bug and mosquito repellent. Next time, if I stay again during the summer, I might bring a cheap bug/mosquito trap because they ended up in the cabin, but there is a fly swatter in the room. But my stay was nothing less than wonderful. It was a much needed vacation from my busy life in Los Angeles. I never got to meet David, but I met a few people who lived and worked there and a cute little dog who kept me company all weekend. The bathroom was clean and close by. The shower was small but had great water pressure and temperature control and sometimes it is occupied by a small fog. There was a lot of fridge space in the outside kitchen, but it just didn't seem like the temperature was cold enough in the fridge. And if I need to use a microwave, I would have to go to the main kitchen. The bed was super comfortable and clean and I slept with all the windows open to help cool the cabin. I loved eating outside in the patio of the Cute Cabin and I spent most of my time in the papasan chair outside reading because it was so hot. David also left a list of things to do in the area, but I ended up just saying on the property all weekend, wandering the grounds, reading, and meditating. I couldn't have asked for a better getaway. I plan to come back and check out some of the other rooms on the property!