We had a fabulous time at this cabin on the river. The photos don't do it justice! We were the first airbnbers, so here are our thoughts.
1. The house is right on the river, and there's a creek on the property that runs next to the house. You can hear it from inside the house - it's incredibly peaceful. Lots of wildlife as well. This is truly an amazing spot - there are no houses on the riverbanks across the river, so you feel isolated (in a good way)!
2. The house is eclectic! Shabby chic meets mid century modern meets Scandinavian. Beds are comfortable, and the temperature is cool in the afternoon shade. It was 90 the weekend we stayed, and with no AC we worried about the heat. The host brought in a ton of fans (THANK YOU!), but in the end, the nights were cool and it was great sleeping with the windows open. The bonfire chimney on the patio was amazing as well. Lots of s'mores were had. And the outdoor shower was a hit!
3. This is definitely a more rustic experience. If you want luxury finishes, this isn't the place for you. But if you want a cozy, quiet and comfortable stay and experience the beauty of nature in this area, we highly recommend checking it out. There are canoes and kayaks on the property to explore the nearby riverbanks.
Things to know:
There's no cell service, but the cabin has a landline if you need it.
There is internet (that's what we used to text and make calls) but it's not super fast.
The cabin is right on the river, but there's a steep unpaved driveway to get down the hill to access it. Our nissan altima did just fine, but did bottom out when it was full. I'd definitely take an AWD vehicle in the winter.
The place was stocked with towels, TP, paper towels, coffee filters, and had all the pots, pans and utensils we needed. There was also a grill, firewood, and best of all, marshmellow roasters.
That's it. Thanks for the great stay!