The land is beautiful. The caretaker took us on a nature walk, and we learned a few things about the native and invasive plants and animals there. It made me really appreciate the old, native trees there.
It rained for most of our stay (though the last day was dry, blue skies, and sunny). So, my suggestion is to prepare for walks in light rain. Most of my family walked in Crocs, but I only had wet, soggy running shoes to walk in. I wished I had had my Crocs.
The children loved the chickens, goats, and dogs - all friendly and used to humans. We enjoyed the outdoors during the day and played games at night. It was a great extended family-bonding experience.