I was a little skeptical to spend the night in a trailer, however adorable, without an attached bathroom. Turned out better than fine. It rained all night during my stay. The area right outside the trailer was covered, so I didn't get wet on exiting. The door into the house was also covered and dry. In between was about 15 feet which I covered in about 10 steps through the yard decorated with strings fairy lights that were on all night. And I know cause I visited the reatroom multiple times. I had a rain jacket and umbrella ready to put on and use but never even bothered with either. Just slid my shoes on and that was that (although had it been absolutely pouring I would have grabbed the umbrella especially knowing there was a place to open and close it in a dry spot next to each of the doors.
The place is really special. The house and the trailer clearly have an artist's touch. Soni was lovely and she was there when I wanted to visit (which she knew as I was the one who went looking for her) and gave me lots of space when I retreated into the trailer. Perfect for one or two nights or for a committed minimalist. Not good if you want a big room with a couch and armchair but that's clear from her description. It's cozy in the best sense of the word.
And if you are so inclined, ask Soni to see her jewelry designs. She does lovely work.