The best part of this cabin is the old adage: location, location, location. It is situated on a hill overlooking Trout Run Creek, a picturesque trout stream. The stream flows through a cattle pasture that separates the cabin from the stream. Admittedly, the cows were adorable and didn't pay much attention to our presence (aside from an occasional side-eye from the HUGE bull). The cabin and it's furnishings, however, were not as charming. The cabin is described as being "one bedroom". This implies a bedroom. There is none. It is a one-room cabin with a bed in the living area. The decor is varnished exterior plywood covered with road signs, animal heads and, inexplicably, empty lard cans suspended from the ceiling. It's an interesting mix. Importantly, if traveling with family, there is no wifi and hence, no internet. The listing also says there is a TV, but we found none. Be prepared to entertain yourselves in the evening. Luckily, we brought cards and a cribbage board. Still, my son had an assignment due at school and we had to drive to town for internet so he could work on it and upload it. Also not present: no spices or other kitchen niceties. No salt, no pepper, no sugar, no cooking oil, no paper towels for that matter. Be prepared to bring everything you may need to cook and eat. Note: there is also no counter space for food prep. The hot water heater supplies enough water for a short shower, that pulses hot and then cold. It's a fine cabin for a guy fishing trip.