It was a real privilege to stay on Leaf's land for a few nights. The campsite itself was beautiful, isolated, and quiet. As in the description, it included access to a composting bucket/toilet that was surprisingly comfortable to use.
The land around the site definitely feels special, with lots of evidence of the spiritual rituals it is used for. Whether that's your thing or not, you definitely feel like the land is special and loved by the owner. On top of that, my favorite part was just how much there was to discover on the property with some exploration of the trails that start near the campsite. I seriously felt like I was transported to another world for a few days.
Practically speaking, the road to the property and the site is definitely rugged and filled with large potholes, but with some slow and careful navigation my little 2WD hatchback was able to manage just fine. Just take it slow.
There are absolutely bears in the area, so be sure to follow Leaf's guidance on securing your site. I was advised to keep all food and toiletries in my car and make sure it was locked, as they can try to open car doors. Sure enough, I awoke the first morning to find a big paw print on one of the door handles. After that, I saw no trace of a bear for the rest of the trip. Once they figure out there's no easy meal of camp food to be had they stay away.