Wow. I rented these tiny homes for a weekend getaway with 7 friends, and we were blown away with how nice the homes, property, and amenities were.
The tiny homes themselves were cut straight out of a magazine, and could be on HGTV. The amount of thought that was put into building them is mind-boggling. If you're a claustrophobic person, then they might not be for you. However, they provide a sense of security and intimacy that is great for a tight-knit family or group of friends.
The property was completely undersold in the AirBnB listing. Because the yard is blanketed with shade from trees, the grass is in pristine condition. The zipline and trampoline allowed us to channel our 'inner kid'. The fire-pit was great to come home to after a night out in Austin. The porches were great for grilling out, morning breakfasts, and had enough seating to entertain nearly 30 people. The dock was awesome and the trapeze into the water is a really great addition to an array of activities that you could have fun with on this lake.
Amenities. Pat and Stephanie really know how to take care of their guests. The fridges were stocked with a lineup of beverages, and the counters had a basket of snacks and goodies. That's not to say that you shouldn't bring your own food and drinks (duh), but it's certainly a small gesture that goes a long way. There are laundry machines, coffee makers, wood and firestarters for the firepit, a basketball hoop w/ balls, etc, etc, etc. The dock is fully stocked with a fridge (so you don't have to keep running up), two kayaks (recommend paddling over to the docks and reading boat names), and fishing poles with a tackle box.
Words can't describe how impressed we all were with this amazing experience. I say 'experience' because you're not just renting a place to stay. These tiny homes are an incredibly unique experience that will bring you closer with both nature and the people you stay with. I guarantee you will not be disappointed with your stay.