A nice getaway. We enjoyed staying up among the trees, hearing the frogs and pigs at night, and the private setting screened with trees (no visible neighbors, and though the highway is two blocks away it's quiet at night).
Note: Definitely have a vehicle like a Wrangler or similar. The 1/3-mile community road (https://goo.gl/WHjTEW) isn't just "please drive mahalo," as of our stay (Mar 2017) it's not being maintained by the community -- we had to drive <5mph on most of that road as it's broken up with jagged rocks and potholes. We managed the road every day in our little compact rental, being very careful to avoid damaging tires, but it was bad enough that to avoid the road we'd "just stay out" all day until we were ready to return for the night, instead of feeling free to come and go to change/shower/rest, so it limited our activities. If you have an SUV this shouldn't be an issue (still stay slow to be nice to your tires of course).