If you are looking for quiet and a whole heap of nature in a rustic cabin this is the place for you. Joe is a great host and was very helpful. The cabin is very spacious and has beds for 6 plus a sofa bed plus additional roll outs. The kitchen is well stocked with plates, cutlery, utensils, pans etc. A large set up for solar powered electricity meant there was plenty of hot water and we didn’t have any issues for what we needed.Joe is still working on things as this is a relatively new rental set up. In order to get cell phone signal or wifi you need to be higher up on the hill or just a little bit behind the cabin in the field. This is not necessarily a bad thing if you are trying to disconnect! Joe is currently working with the telecom people to add a booster so this is a temporary situation.The beauty of this place is the peace and quiet, the river nearby, the birds (of all kinds), the deer, the scenic views and remoteness.While we are not into fishing, this place seems like a fishing heaven based on the location and there’s even maps in the cabin to indicate all the best spots.But when you need a change it’s only a 40 minute drive to Waterton Lake - which is has a Banff like feel without all the crowds (take a walk along the path by the lake) and 10 minutes drive to Pincher Creek, which has grocery, liquor store and others including SEEDs cafe - for the absolute best coffee.Would definitely stay again.