This was an excellent experience. Things I didn’t read in the description but are good to know. Bring water shoes. The waterfall is a small hike/walk in the creek and up a Ravine -it’s worth it. Bring bug spray. There are spices oil and condiments in the kitchen at the time that we stayed. They have a water filtration system for the drinking water in the cabin if you do not like well water I would suggest buying gallon jugs and taking them with you. She provided shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the bathroom. She also provides things you wouldn’t think to bring like Q-tips first aid kits, feminine products. There are a dollar bills hidden throughout the cabin that guests have signed as they find them and that’s a fun thing to do in the evening or on a rainy day. The drive-in is a little scary because it’s narrow and there’s a small bridge to Cross to get there however, after doing it a couple times it wasn’t scary at all. You are on their property that they live on and they are a short walk away if you need any assistance, as 2 females alone we felt safe. there is a porch cat named Tiggs. Best morning coffee company you could ask for. We didn’t use the hot tub, but I did open it and the water was clear and clean. They had just cleaned it before we had arrived and they are serious about the hot tub rules. Sleep with the windows open and enjoy the sound of nature!