My family of 2 adults and 3 kiddos had an awesome time staying at the “tiny village”. It was the “glamping” experience we were looking for complete with composting toilets (kinda like a indoor port-a-potty, which I’ll take over digging a hole any day) and energy provided by solar panels/propane.
We discovered early on that using the microwave for more than 2 minutes will cause electrical outages, so as an FYI, avoid buying groceries that need long microwave time (Mac & Cheese requires 3 minutes). Judith was quick to respond to these issues though, and all that was needed was to reset the circuit breaker.
We took advantage of the fire pit each night and roasted marshmallows and popcorn as we listed to coqui frogs (they are quite loud, so if you don’t like them, beware). It allowed us the opportunity to connect with the other guest staying at the tiny village as we exchanged stories, tips and places to visit.
Regardless of a few issues, we still enjoyed ourselves and would come to stay again for sure.