Cabin was very basic, more than I understood from the description and photos. My kiddos slept on the loft, but even at 10 years old, they didn't want to have an air mattress because it would put them too close to the roof. For sleeping on the main floor, instead of pulling out the twin sofa sleeper, my husband and I slept on two twin blow up mattresses. We couldn't figure out how to make the space for gear + twin mattress + sofa pull out, so we just went with the blow ups.
My takeaway from the listing was that there was a bathroom in the cabin, but we needed to walk to the bathhouse, which was close by. The bathhouse was also the main source for power outlets, with none in the cabin.
It wasn't clear how to get wood, so after the rain finally stopped, we were told we missed the cutoff time to order wood, so no s'mores for our camping.
Overall, it was likely better than camping in the rain, but if weather isn't stormy, would definitely look at other places than here.