I only needed a place to crash for the night. It worked great. Parking was great. Kind of a big dirt lot, but with parking right in front of the tiny house. I didn’t realize how critical parking in San Diego was. This was a real bonus. The tiny houses actually face the dirt parking lot, rather than the street of the address. It was still easy enough to find the second time around. The only real issue was that it was in the 40s at night. The tiny house was quite cold and there was no space heater. I had to use the bed covers as well as bath towels to stay warm enough during the night.