I live in Austin, and my standard monthly regimen is to go camping every 4-6 weeks to stay grounded & grateful. The last few camping trips have been stormy/windy/too-much-energy-for-this-gal, so I thought I'd book a tiny house at this place I've heard so much about on local news & amongst my friends that are active in the community. One of my friends built a couple of the tiny houses with Habitat for Humanity. Another handful visit this property often with Mobile Loaves & Fishes. In any case, I've been feeling down lately, and knew staying here was the answer.
And it was. The minute you park, you will feel an energy that I can only describe with words like "ernest," "hopeful," and "faithful." So no matter what you bring in to Community First Village, you can leave it out there on Hog Eye Road (nothing against hogs or their eyes!) You'll understand what I mean when you stay here.
Also, I understand that these guys just began inviting guests in through the Airbnb platform, but you'd never know. They have it down very well already. If I could change anything it would be the bathrooms & the checkout time. But if God sat me down & said, "Hey, look, I can create this amazing community that serves the highest purpose imaginable where you will make friends with a cat named Goody, watch Batman in this delicious outdoor theater, and be treated to a free hot breakfast of omelettes & homemade jam on toast with all the coffee your brain needs.... BUT... you gotta walk to the bathroom & check out at 10am." My response? DONE!
So, with that, I look forward to my next visit & recommend this inspiring, quaint, and hopeful place with perfect miniature accommodations to you. And bring someone you care about. You guys will feel better than you did turning back onto Hog Eye afterwards :)