This farm is amazing! My 16yo daughter, 11yo son, and I stayed 11 nights. We never really met Janelle, but the farm workers were friendly and welcoming. Here's what I wish I'd known before I got there: It's a good hour drive to Hilo, 2.5 hours to Kona or Waimea. Don't drink from the tap water, it's pond water. Oooops! It tasted funny, but we didn't get sick. I guess there's a well somewhere on the farm for drinking water. There's an ice chest somewhere. Look for it! I didn't realize it was on the side porch and I bought another one. If there's a cup of wine of the table, leave it there. It probably would have helped with the little flying bugs, but I dumped it out the first night thinking it was a dirty dish. The shower is an outdoor shower around the back of the cabin with two shower curtains for privacy. Frogs live in the toilets. Eventually I stopped trying to get them out, but not everyone will be comfortable with that. I guess there's a fence around the whole property, so when they tell you to go ahead and check out the farm, don't worry about going onto someone else's land. You can't pick the fruit from the trees and the fruit stand isn't stocked early, so we just bought fruit from the Hilo Farmer's Market every morning. We did get to try a papaya from the farm one day and it was the best tasting of all the ones we had from the market, and we ate a LOT of papaya. Overall, if you're comfortable primitive camping, you should have an incredible time here. Aloha!