Community First is such a great place to stay! Went to the outdoor movie theatre and food truck Friday night, a tour of the village on Saturday morning, and picked up some beautifully crafted jewelry from the little shop before we left. Enjoyed the swings around a fire pit one evening with some of the residents, too. This tiny home doesn't have running water and the bathrooms are up a somewhat steep path with stairs. That was a little tricky with a baby/stroller/cleaning bottles, so we'll probably choose a different home in the village on our next trip -- but for the average traveler, both the space and facilities were more than comfortable. Cold mini fridge, new microwave, great air conditioner and fan on remote control, comfortable beds. I suggest bringing bottled water and your own basic kitchen utensils and toiletries, but the sheets, pillows, and towels provided were perfect. Bathroom facilities were very clean and totally private. There are multiple rooms with a toilet/sink, and then several separate rooms with showers in each -- all in the same building along with laundry. Never had to wait in line and felt very safe using them even in the middle of the night. Outdoor kitchen was perfect with lots of prep space and a grill, too. We won't rent anywhere else when we come to Austin now. Make time to volunteer there during your stay if you can.