We really enjoyed being near the animals for a couple of days — we had one perfect weather day where we hung around and watched all the animal activity, which was super fun! (We had the added bonus of baby pigs when we were there!) We stayed in the open field spot, which is right next to the barnyard, but as others have noted, there is no shade. We were the only campers, so it felt pretty private, but yeah, with a wide-open field, I’m not sure why this spot close to the house needed to be the spot with the picnic table and fire ring. Ashley and the other person living on site were welcoming and friendly. The “mixed feelings” come with regard to all things plumbing-related. We came in expecting limited options, but it was more difficult than expected to access what we needed. We expected an outhouse, and we have no problem using them, but this one was pretty rugged, really just a bucket with a seat balanced on top, and TP full of spiders. The listing promises a 5-6 gallon “bpa-free” tank of potable water, but when we arrived we were told they don’t do that anymore. We were welcome to use the outdoor spigot coming out of the front of their house, which is basically the unused valve of a multiple shut-off valve, and impossible to get a large container underneath. Finally, re showers: listing says “bathe in lake” (no lake on premises) or go to the truck stop, which we did and was VERY nice, but we had to register as part of a “trucking co” and pay $20 per shower.