Not ready for campers yet
They're just getting started, and in a year or so, this will be a lovely campsite. As a hammock camper, I have specific site requirements to be able to set up, and I messaged the host ahead of time to check and was assured there were plenty of options available. Despite coordinating my arrival time and being on time, I had to wait because the host was in a WFH meeting. After about 10 minutes, I was finally greeted by the host's wife and directed to set up in an area near the barn. 15 min after I started setting up, the host arrived and said she was wrong and had put me on the neighbor's property. I needed to pack up and move to a field that was inaccessible because the road was out of order. I was directed to instead carry my gear over two unsafe, unsecured, bouncy 4"x4" beams to cross a creek. There were no suitable options to set up, despite having checked ahead of time. There was also construction going on, and lots of family running around making noise. After over an hour and a half of of not being able to set up, I told the host I was leaving, and he suggested I set up about 15 feet from house on some trees there. Not a relaxing getaway, no signage, a super unsafe bridge, poor communication, no designated campsites, and a very unpolished experience.
He did refund my full reservation promptly. I feel like they're sincere about developing a nice campsite and were very friendly people, but the site is about a year from being up to basic safety standards or HipCamp quality.