The land was MAGICAL, wildflowers everywhere, and the waterfall was perfect for swimming, with pools doubling as a natural jacuzzi. Shandie and Jesse were wonderful hosts, clearing fast growing plants in the heat and showing us spots we would never have found ourselves. The picnic tables had double curtains to keep bugs out without blocking the view.
We explored the other sites too. Upper Falls has the highest, flattest ground and unobstructed stargazing, but no shade (you will be at the falls all day anyway). Musick Cove sits right by the falls with shade, and frogs provide nightly white noise, though trees block the sunset (the granite table a minute away fixes that). Lower Falls is the quietest, furthest from the rest.
We stayed at Midpoint Lookout, a short walk down a calmer stretch of water, with uninterrupted sunset and stargazing from the picnic table, though you carry your gear down a slope.
This was our first outhouse experience, and it was clean, private, and completely odourless. With zero light pollution, the night sky was entirely visible, and we stayed up late just looking up.