We had a great time glamping. The tent/apartment is in a quiet area in a neighborhood of small ranches and farms that is about a 10-minute drive from town. There is a stream out the back of the property, though it was dry in the current drought conditions, from which we received visits from peacocks, wild pigs, and other fun guests. We loved to sit out the back of our tent area in the evening in the beautiful, warm and lush backyard, where animal and wind sounds were the only things we could hear. The tent itself has a tiny kitchen with a semi-operative fridge and a gas camping stove, and a cute, but not terribly comfortable living area. Even though it's open, it is very hot during the day, so you'll want to plan being out between the hours of about 9 and 5. It's pretty and quiet, but the tent is out back of someone's house on a narrow property, so you'll see and hear their adjoining neighbors, meaning it's not as private or as wild as we had expected. The outdoor shower is cute, but again, you're in sight of the neighboring properties. The toilet is in a shipping container about 75 feet away. The hosts have done a great job making it really pretty, but just be aware that you're going to need to take a flashlight to go in the middle of the night. Overall it was really fun and peaceful and we enjoyed our stay. We recommend to others, but it's a little expensive considering it's neither wild nor super-comfortable.