A sweet spot, if you really like animals, horses, chickens peacocks, it's pretty cool. The house is spacious and the kitchen well-stocked. The decor is very horse-centric, and there's a talking deer head in the living room that is very funny for the kids. The best part of the house is the outdoor space, the covered deck, fire circle, a tree full of oranges for juicing. Lemon trees scent the air. The views: drop dead gorgeous. Rustic and relaxing, with everything you could want, except the internet. Due to the property being off the grid, it's pretty weak. Bonus make-up, you can sit outside at top of hill at picnic table and get best reception, while the two horses, Roxy and Shygirl (available for trail rides) graze nearby. Keith is a great host, incredibly knowledgeable about the area, welcoming and helpful.

I can't imagine having done it without a four wheel drive vehicle, as the road in and out is rough. But that's the magic of the place. It's an adventure in and of itself to be there. The waterfalls are gorgeous and there are great walks to take from the property. A cafe within ten minutes is good for basic food, pretty good little restaurant and welcoming, if you need to stay for a while and use their fast internet. The beaches in the area are stunning, magnificent.