We stayed in the off grid cabin over Memorial Day weekend. What a wonderful experience it was! We chose the off grid cabin because there weren't any camping spots open but wanted to stay here. One of the things I love most is that this cabin was far away from the campground so it truly was like having a cabin in the woods experience with no one around. We couldn't hear any park activity... at all!

Some notes:

*Bring a thin air mattress or foam. The mattresses provided are hard. They are regular height beds so if you bring a really thick air mattress, you'd be up really high off the ground.

*The solar lights work in every room and have light switches

*Bring gallon jugs of water for dishes, etc. There is a cistern with hand pump but the water that is gathered is rainwater from the gutters and was a little brown.

*Porta potty is provided and clean-yay!

* There is firewood for sale right near the Porta potty. 2 sticks for a dollar and they were good size! You can find kindling in the woods.

* There is a gate that you can close to keep cars out. There was only one person that accidentally drove back and they quickly turned around.

* There is enough parking room for a few vehicles and a boat.

* The rental of the cabin comes with a Canoe, paddles & life jackets. It looked dirty so be prepared to do a little cleaning if you want to use it. It is parked at the end of a trail near the cabin.

*There are 2 ponds on either side of the cabin-we caught fish in both of them.

*Bring gnat / mosquito repellent

*Relax and have a great time