Pros: inexpensive, hanging out with chickens was cool, buying farm fresh eggs from chickens you met, the folks around the farm were lovely and the host did her best
Cons: had to wait several hours to access our campsite, dog was barking and growling outside our tent all night, wifi was not accessible, not proper campsites (more like one large group campsite)
Longer version: The host was friendly, fairly responsive by email, and tried to make some accommodations for us. We had the bad luck of wanting to arrive on a Friday around 5pm, which ended up falling during the time of a farmers market in town, and so no one could be at the property to let us in from 4-6pm. We were told we couldn't go there without her because we needed to be "introduced to the dog" and given a tour. We worked it out that my friend and I would meet her at the market in Middletown around 5pm, and she would leave to take us to the site at 6:30. She was not ready to go at 6:30, and we finally got her to leave with us around 7pm, reminding her of our need to get set-up before dark.
When we finally got there, we saw that there were not individual campsites. It's basically one large group campsite on a hill, with some run down platforms scattered around. There is nothing at all delineating the different sites.
We set up, had dinner, and met the dog. We were told that we needed to be introduced to the dog as "friends" so that it knew not to attack us. It seemed sweet enough. However, when we headed to bed, the dog decided to stay right outside our tents the whole night, growling and barking (taking turns barking near us and running off an barking elsewhere). It gave me nightmares and my friend hardly slept. I was afraid to get out of my tent, except during the times it ran off. We decided then we couldn't stay another night.
The next morning, we made breakfast in the outdoor kitchen. It was functional (and had lights, fridge, running water, etc), though we decided to use our own pots and plates, etc. The chickens were out and about as we cooked and ate, which was really the highlight. We were even able to buy eggs, and they were beautiful. We asked about the wifi, and were told it was maybe possible, but we'd have to go up on her porch to try to access it. We had reserved for 3 nights, but decided to stay only one night, and Brenda, the host, was nice enough to offer us suggestions on other places we could hike and possibly stay in the area.