Loved our stay in the mountains in the cold, brisk air. The sun still came out to greet us.
Some things to consider if you are planning to stay:
- Bring food to heat up (not necessarily cook) easy like rice and soup. It’s easy to bring yogurt, milk, granola, etc.
- No need to bring water bottles since there is a filter there.
- Use the timer on the space heater so you’re not climbing down in the middle of the night to turn it back on / bring layers since the nights get cold
- Plan to hike in the nearby state park
- You are still in driving distance to stores/restaurants if you must
- Perfect size for two, no more than that
- No need for cell service (there is very little), but you still have access to wifi
- Plan to book the sauna or take advantage of some of their classes!
If you’re looking for a sense of withdrawal and slow living from the city in a peaceful setting surrounded by redwood trees and friendly pets (the cat said hi to us on the deck!), then this is a perfect place. The community on the grounds mind their own business, but it still feels safe and warm.
We can’t wait to go back and stay in one of their other houses!