The space was adequate for a getaway trip. It was nice to be able to work from the deck area and stare out into the backyard. I was travelling alone and was working remotely. I was able to get out on the water on both days I was there. It's a short drive to the dam area and when the water is low, a short 2 minute walk from the tiny house to the edge of the water to paddle onto the lake. Both options really nice actually. I grilled and set a fire bon fire every night.
If you're thinking about walking directly from the property and hiking a bit, you'll have to find a trail elsewhere. Since the property has adjacent neighbors, you're advised to only stick to the dry creek bed and the water.
Though the listing indicates a dedicated work area, I don't really feel that's accurate. The tiny house does have those foldable tiny desks you can use (TV stand) and I was able to work with it.
Lastly, since I was alone, I slept on the smaller bed on the 1st level. It was okay, I woke up with slight back discomfort so I wouldn't say it was the best restful sleep. I climbed the loft to the larger bed the 1st day, but the ladder's steps leading up are narrow, so it was a bit painful to climb up and down. I decided I wasn't going to use it for the rest of my stay.
Overall, a pleasant stay. It was nice to see many deer around the property.