This is truly the magical wonderland that's pictured and described! We arrived in the late afternoon and happening upon the cabin in the secluded grove with fairy lights was a delight. And what a cute origin story for the cabin being built.
It was actually much more spacious than I expected on the inside. Plenty of room for 2 and probably fine for a family if you brought a spare air mattress or sleeping bags.
The only downside was that it rained really hard all weekend, and there's tarp covering the entire roof of the cabin. Rain falling on tarp makes a thunderous noise during a storm, and it was hard to sleep, so bring earplugs if you're coming during the rainy season.
Things to note if you stay here:
- There's a short trail hike (0.3 miles) to the cabin, so pack accordingly if you don't want to make multiple unloading trips. Wheeled luggage not recommended (did read some hilarious guestbook entries about other guests arriving late at night and dropping all their belongings over the side of the hill when walking to the house!)
- The kitchen is stocked with essentials (oil, salt, pepper, seasonings) and even some nice extras like popcorn. There's 4 burners, a small oven, and pots and pans. Because it's so secluded it probably makes sense to cook your own food during your stay.