First, let me say we had a great time. We were only there for one night, and the weather was a perfect October fall day/evening. We cooked hotdogs over the open fire pit (logs/fire starter included!) and enjoyed stories and reminiscing with our kids (14 and 11).
A full grocery store is about 20 minutes away, so bear that in mind.
Now, be aware of a few things before you book. These are the facts - no microwave, no Wi-Fi, no oven (kitchenette), no TV. We were fine with all of this, but you (and your kids) may not.
The "postcard cabin" is appropriately named. If you've RV'd, you'll get it. The cabin is basically on a trailer, like a micro-house. It's small but well designed. Most of your luggage will stay in the car. It's more like high end glamping!
A couple of drawbacks. First, the bathroom, while nice, has a tiny shower. Again, if you've RV'd, you know the drill. Get wet. Shut the water off to lather up, then turn it on again to rinse. No big deal.
The heat distribution from the AC was a problem for us. There are two queen size beds that are both comfortable futons. They are bunked so two (of a group of 4) must be in the upper bunk. That area is tight so if you have the heat on (we set it for 67), it was sweltering in the upper bunk. We turned the heat off.
Highly recommended if you know what to expect! Four adults would be a stretch. Two is perfect.
