I booked this cabin for a getaway for two adults and two dogs who don't like other dogs, and it was the perfect location for that. There are no other cabins within sight or within earshot, the road that runs by the cabin is quiet, and there's a park that's similarly very quiet about a 5-minute drive away. Check in was smooth and the cabin is very cute. The facilities, especially the shower, are pretty basic, but everything worked. The cabin is small, but comfortable for two people. There's AC and heating, so the temperature was comfortable.My notes are less a critique of the cabin, and more things to know: The water smells like rotten eggs, to the point where the entire bathroom stank after a shower. My dogs happily drank the tap water, so it seems safe - the area is marshy, so I suspect that explains the smell. If you're sensitive to smells, this might be a challenge. This is woods in the southern Midwest, so mosquitoes were out in force, and my dogs were covered in sticky pricklies the second they left the (nicely!) mowed area of the cabin - again, nothing to do with the cabin, just the reality of the area, and it meant we didn't spend a ton of time outside near the cabin. I might be interested in revisiting during a colder time of year when bugs and plants are dormant. I recommend bringing your own dry firewood because it's humid so any wood at the site might not burn very easily.