I get to thank my daughter for this fun adventure! She wanted to try out a tiny home and Celeste and Chris’ tiny farm was the perfect introduction. It was a great combination of convenience and “roughing it” for those who are adventurous but also want a nice, affordable vacation. This ain’t “glamping” but is a wonderful time for a couple or parent/child weekend. The tiny home is self-sustaining with a well-stocked kitchen area, surprisingly refreshing shower, large sofa/trundle bed and yes, a compost toilet. Plus, there’s a fire-pit and charcoal grill outside. You could easily just hang at the house on the rustic mountainside property, but one of the best “amenities” is that you’re 15-minutes from downtown Asheville and 5-15 minutes to a bunch of other great places around town (Botanical Gardens, French Broad River, etc.). You can even order Uber Eats if you don’t feel like cooking! There are some extra things you have to do that you may not in a more standard room for rent (ahem, emptying the urine container), but the hosts are super-straightforward about what you’re getting into. We took it all as a great adventure “off (but adjacent to) the grid.” My daughter was excited about everything and was even more helpful with meals and cleanup than at home. All in all, it’s well worth your time and money so long as you have the proper expectations (i.e. read the notes Celeste and Chris provide) going into it. We’d definitely stay again!