Nearly there - but just fell short
Overall things were fine, but not brilliant. Horse shit used as fertiliser on the trees in the camp doesn't smell great (I'm a farmer so used to stuff, but don't really want it in my camp), the supplied firewood didn't exist and the additional charge for another camper was actually more, paid direct to the host in cash, than the average cost of the first two campers. I'd use it again, but be sure to not add anyone after the initial booking, and negotiate if firewood is available or not - it cost us $40 for wood for one night in a fire pit that is about 36inches deep and made of 2inch concrete - so it didn't let any heat out - picture a concrete circular water trough - and given it was pretty cold it kinda ruined it a bit.
Colin seems a nice guy, I never met Deb, thats fine. I reckon you're very close to having it set up well but a couple of suggestions. Buy some firewood. Places like Bendleby Ranges do that. They supply firewood to all campers - and just build it into the price. Its still cheeper than buying at a servo.
Get rid of that terrible terrible fire pit. Its a shocker. You need to burn way too much wood to get heat out of it. Replace it with something that lets the heat out, and is smaller/lower. It will do a much better job and if it were there I wouldn't have minded paying for wood... Oh and dont fertilise your camp ground with Horse manure it stinks. You may notice it, but its there.
I hope you understand where I'm coming from.