Although my husband and I really appreciated the welcoming details and procedures that were given on the camp grounds we felt that it did not fit the ad that was listed on Airbnb. Firstly, the labels and the kitchenware were filthy. If the guests do not clean up at the camp, someone at least should. This disorganization and uncleanliness was immediately noticeable. The add should also mention that there is in fact, no stove top to cook. We went grocery shopping the night before thinking that we would have use to a full use of the kitchen because of the ad. We had to give up all of our food to the people in the camp because they were already using the kitchen and the one little burner that was available. It's also crucial to mention that the space is shared with xxx amount of campers. There must have been more than 12 other people on the day that we were there. It's important to know in advance so people can plan times around kitchen/bathroom breaks, accordingly. You will probably end up paying a ludicrous amount of cleaning fees/Occupancy taxes and fees. The sheets in the van did not feel clean or smell clean and I'm afraid that we felt as though we were sleeping in someone else's seconds. Lastly, the camp looks as though it is filled with lots of young nomads. You will not receive a quiet retreat in the North Shore if that's what you are looking for.