This beautifully-crafted wooden tiny house is thoughtfully appointed to feel like a relaxing mountain cabin. The mini-split air conditioner maintains a comfortable temperature quietly enough that you can still hear the cicadas outside.The well-kept porta-potty is steps from the front door, and the pleasantly strong warm open-air shower with privacy is on the host’s side porch. It is just across a shaded backyard from the door of this charming and reasonably-priced place to rest. A sink with hot and cold potable water is there too. You have plenty of privacy at this VRBO.Food tip: Consider bringing your own cold or microwavable breakfast supplies. Although this cabin includes Keurig coffee, popcorn, water, and a couple bags of trail mix, Point of Rocks is a 1,500-person town — so your closest hot breakfast options appear to be 10 miles away in Brunswick, MD and Lovettsville, VA. For us, comfort food from the Lovettsville Diner powered my body, and a handy outdoor outlet by Custom Cottage host Alex’s driveway powered my e-bike. This is a great option for C&O travelers, since it is just 1 (uphill, mostly on-street) mile off the towpath. We had a delightful stay, and I would definitely return.