Staying in Fanny was like camping-lite, which was exactly what we were looking forward to. In a remote area, the land is across the tracks and along the water's edge at the confluence of Kettle Creek and West Branch of the Susquehanna, but close enough to the town of Renovo for supplies, and has a cute roadside motel and restaurant within walking distance. The only folks we ran into were the host and their family, who live on the site. It was much more private than a state park or RV park camping and cabins.
Worth noting that there isn't running water in the camper, and outdoor grill/hot plate/microwave cooking are required. It's very stocked with supplies to do so, as well as towels, etc. for use in the outhouse/outdoor shower building.
For those who need a supportive mattress, you might consider bringing a small mattress or camp pad, as these old campers cushions ain't what they used to be! All that being said the price and location are perfect for a between camping and glamping style experience.