My now-Husband & I had a nice overnight stay at the Tiny House. Be forewarned the drive “in” (down) is scary and a bit treacherous at night. We were grateful we arrived right at sunset. It was still freaky! We made it safely and got a bit lost thinking it was a different red tiny house. But we reread the instructions, looped back & found it.
The space is great, kinda hodge podge decor and furnitures and paintings on the wall that appeared as if an older child or elderly person did them. It’s not the most aesthetically pleasing space: the bed was basic and mattress slumps into the middle. The bedding is basic Walmart thread count so we did what we usually do and threw our own bedding right atop. The pillows were a joke, we had to use our clothes to make them plumper. The major downfall was that the propane gas tank was empty, so we had no heat all night and morning. We couldn’t contact the host because there was little to no service out there & it would’ve been too much to head back out the camp sight and back to the main road. This lack of heat eventually lead to us checking out super early (10 instead of the generously offered 12 noon).
That was a huge bummer to us since the main attraction was the gorgeous forest around us. We wanted to enjoy & relax so much more. It’s truly a sight when you open those shed doors in the morning and see the phenomenal view around you. Might come
back but it’s a big “might”. We’d have to bring our own reliable heating & some more creature comforts. We stayed for one night at $40 (incredible deal) BUT her cleaning fee is $30! Practically another nights stay. So I would suggest you make it make sense and stay for more than one night if you can.