Quirky. Bring water, fuel, & stove
Bring your own water, stove, fuel, and fire wood. Our experience is you can't be sure they will be available.
The owner is growing native plants in a nice meadow. The covered deck is great, we brought hammocks to sleep in. Acceptably clean, quirky decor, and detritus of ongoing projects. An extension chord to an adjacent home powered a flat griddle and cafe lights, not sure if these items will remain or not.
A gallon of potable water was available at check in. The owner filled a 5 gallon jug from a house around dinner time. We were not permitted to refill it at the house and he directed us to a store for water. We purchased our own water for day 2. He brought another 5 gallons for day 3. Asking for water and propane upset the owner, prompting the comment "People from out of town expect luxuries. It's Hip Camp, what did you expect." Our response was "We expected potable water and a way to boil water, because of the hip camp advertisement." He suggested the camp fire or griddle for cooking. Propane was never available. The black propane grill pictured is not onsite; it belonged to a friend of the owners. There was the griddle and a car camping stove plumbed for a large propane tank but no propane, can't say if it works or not.
A flush toilet is in a container. One should be aware that flushing requires walking about 50 ft to a plastic catch basin to gather water in 5 gallon buckets provided. Fine for us, but not the prissy.