I had an incredible stay. Otter Space is truly a hidden gem. I arrived much later than expected in the evening but Peter was kind enough to stay up and greet me. In the morning before he left, he even gave me a tour of the property on his quad! Otter Space isn't the typical stop through camp you would normally find. It's definitely more a destination spot that you would want to spend at least 2 or 3 days at. It's a very tranquil and peaceful environment to relax on and explore. During the summer, the river is dried out so you can walk along the stretch of the river. The water is also excellent to dip into! Also, ask about the waterfalls.

If you're planning to make Otter Space you getaway, I would HIGHLY recommend picking up food supplies before arriving and making sure you have at least a half tank of gas as it is pretty far away from any grocery stores or service stations. I would also recommend that you arrive at least a few hours before sunset as it is pretty hard to navigate through the roads at night to get to the camp.

They also offer workshops/classes (see descriptions) given by Joe and Wendy who also live on the property. Joe was kind enough to demonstrate flint knapping to me (also offered) as well.

Just a couple of notes:

When you're driving down Johnsons Road, be sure to look out for the white painted signs with the road name on it as the road is long and sometimes confusing.

Get your food supplies and gas beforehand. There are no shops or service stations near by.

An overnight trip really isn't enough time here! Plan for a full weekend getaway if possible.

It gets cold at night so bring some warm layers. But it also gets warm during the day, so bring some sunscreen :)

I had a great time and would highly recommend staying here if you're looking for a real tranquil and peaceful getaway. Otter Space is the place.