Service usually goes out the closer you get to the property so look for a small sign on the right where the driveway begins. We recommend taking screenshots of the map incase you drive in the dark like half of our party did. We were only mins away from loved ones in the area along with food, gas, and Bee’s Marketplace. Make sure to set your clock to Mountain Standard Time as this area is aligned with SLC (no daylight savings if I recall). The loft is a bit cramped for adults and while the metal ladder is cool, it can be uncomfortable on your feet to get down. The bathroom is a good size with a full shower, toilet and sink. - 2 people can share the bathroom if needed. We did have plenty of towels but still brought a few of our own. We stayed with 4 people in total and 2 dogs, it worked out great. This cabin does have some soap, utensils, dishes, and cookware but I’d bring your own if you plan to cook. Along with your own soap and toiletries for the bathroom as there’s not much (we naturally packed what we needed and it was great). The chairs aren’t bad to sit on but they do fall over easily on their own if you drape something over. Parking was easy, just park close to your cabin so others can drive thru and around. We parked one car in front of the door and the other on the end where we turn in. Overall it was exactly what we needed and convenient, staying warm and cool when needed especially during the heavy monsoon storms.