Spent two nights: First in the Trippy Tortoise, Second in the Shrimp Shack. Both were fantastic, with Shrimp Shack (predictably) getting the edge, because of more space. It definitely helped that we were traveling with our camping gear and were thus uniquely suited for a comfortable stay (ie, we had sleeping pads, sleeping bags, etc.) We probably could have gotten away without using sleeping pads, as there are foam mats on the bedding surface that probably would have sufficed. The sleeping bags are a must, though. The shelters themselves are cozy and afford ample room for sitting upright and comfortably (not hunched over as you might be in a small tent). Shrimp Shack has the additional bonus of a shed "living room" in which you can stand upright (I'm 6'2" and could stand easily inside of it. Definitely no frills but easily worth the money. A couple of negatives: The Trippy Tortoise boasts a "poison ivy garden" (wtf??) in front of it. I can't fathom any good reason for cultivating poison ivy in front of a unit where guests are staying. I recommend getting rid of it asap. Also, the door latch system of the outhouse was prone to locking guests inside the outhouse occasionally, prompting them to shout to outsiders for help, which is hilarious and embarrassing. This happened to my wife and one other guest during our two days there. For this reason I stuck exclusively to the indoor bathrooms behind the garage space.