Sarah has done an amazing job with creating a magical experience with her camper that is funky, weird (good weird), cozy, fun, chill, beautiful, embracing, and relaxing. I took my 9 year old for mommy/daughter quality time to Rockaway Beach and called the camper our little home for a few days. The location is perfect. My first time in Rockaway (and car-less) so I didn’t know what to expect in terms of getting around by foot. We took the ferry from Wall St, but Sarah is only a block or so from the A train. There was a free shuttle from the ferry terminal to her neighborhood (walking would have been too far). She’s about 5m walk to a large supermarket as well as some excellent restaurants in the Arvene area. 10m walk to the beach. 20m walk to another area with restaurants. 30m walk to the boardwalk Concession stands. My daughter and I were admittedly nervous about the electric toilet but it was totally fine and is far better than a compost toilet I once had to use at a cabin in Woodstock. The incinerator-style is very well designed and extremely clean. In fact, it made for some hysterical jokes with my daughter. The kitchen was minimal in a way that I really appreciated, yet also had everything we needed. Loved the vintage kitchen table. Perfect for morning French toast and coffee. Loved the coziness of our outdoor “living room.” Didn’t really use back yard with the fire pit, but it was lovely to have it there. While my daughter couldn’t fully appreciate the outdoor shower, I looooooved it. Very simple and clean. It was a huge treat to be able to take both morning and late evening showers under the sun and moon. We’re dog lovers and loved our frequent visits from Sarah’s well behaved and super sweet dog Sunny.