Private delightful tiny home with beautiful views.

Get away from it all when you stay under the stars. Our shack is tiny, rustic, and very cozy. Note: ***Please read about the space, our house rules and expectations before booking. It may be a great fit for you or it may not : ) The space Note: ***Please read about the space, our house rules and expectations before booking. It may be a great fit for you or it may not : ) Meet our tiny shack: Our cabin doesn't not have interior running water. We do, however, have an outdoor shower which is connected to a water pump directly behind the cabin (see special instructions on how to turn the water pump below). Our bathroom is an outhouse in the property a few feet away from the cabin. We acknowledge this may not be for everyone. But, it is truly an experience that we cherish and want to share with those who see in the same manner. Think of us as an upgrade to your standard camping (aka glamping) with the comfort of a dry and clean space with a bed and clean sheets. We typically keep water in the beverage center and we welcome everyone to it. But, we suggest you bring your own drinking water just in case. You are welcome to the water, but don't drink my beer ; ) The same goes to the coffee and the tea. Please help yourself to it. Guest access We have a large property that borders State property with plenty of privacy, but we asked our guests to be mindful of loud noises at night time. Just use common sense. Other things to note We don't charge a cleaning fee in order to keep cost low for our guests, but we ask that everyone leave the space exactly the way they found, if not better. Other things we ask of you: - Unplug all the appliances when you leave (coffee maker, hot plate, mini-split ***leave the refrigerator on) - Fire pit perimeter lights are turned on/off directly at the plug where light plug connects with the orange extension cord. Just unscrew the green cap and plug them on/off. How to turn the water pump: - The water pump is located directly behind the cabin with the inlet hose pulling water from the stream. - You will need to prime the water pump with water. There is a small water bottle you can use to fill in the stream next to it. The prime valve is directly on top of the pump with a black cap. You will need to fill the primer chamber until it overflows. That's what creates pressure in the pump. If that's not completely filled with water. It won't work. There is no need to disconnect any of the hoses. Once that is done. You can hit the power button. - It takes about 5-10 minutes for the shower unit to fill it with water for showering, but its a lot quicker if you are just using the faucet. - This needs to be done every time you use the water pump.