For those who are looking to “rough it” in the midst of gorgeous surroundings, this place is well worth it’s weight in gold. So many pros…
But for those looking to take extensive, hot showers at night after a long day out on the sandy beaches, or wanting to cook a big evening dinner using an oven or stove, or even wanting to use electricity to light activities late into the night, I would recommend looking elsewhere.
All rules are provided in a guest book which states that the entire unit and the home of the owner next door is run on solar power, so any extensive use of high power electronic devices could cause strain on the system and shut it all down. This means no AC. The washing machine must only be used during the day at specified hours. Propane controls the availability of hot water for showering, and a lit stove at night for cooking.
There were no curtains on the window in the shower stall on the bottom floor, as well as none where the toilet is located on the top floor. The shower stall is chest level, and any light on for showers at night may allow for a peep show. The guest book does state that the property is on a farm and has lots of visitors. You may find bustling noises around the cabin late at night while trying to sleep, with every possible window open to try and catch a breeze disconcerting.
Bugs are a given… for one because this is a wild area, and for two because if lights are on at night simultaneously while trying to cultivate any kind of airflow in the place, the pests will find their way in. I left with several bites.
WiFi for myself was not conducive to sharing pics or video from the day via iMessage and on T-Mobile’s network… I would take 15 minutes for one 12 second video clip to go through. I would suggest leaving sharing those types of things for another place and time.