As we sat around the living room the first evening, in the kitchen we spotted a mouse run behind the refrigerator and behind the cabinets. Upon arrival, everything seemed pretty similar to other cabins we've stayed in inside rustic areas - we aren't a high-maintenance group by any means so lower quality things like bedding and kitchen utensils aren't a big deal. The cabin is just about the right size for this particular group I wouldn't recommend much more based both on the parking situation (three cars will be hard to maneuver) and sleeping arrangements. In sum, there were four adults and five children (ranging in age from 8 mos. My family and I stayed in the Leaning Tree cabin the first weekend in June 2011 along with another family and their children. ~There were 3 kitchen chairs, one was broke ~There were 4 outdoor chairs, one was broke (you could not sit in it at all) The bed was comfortable, kitchen and ammenities good and the enviroment was great, we love the outdoors but were hoping for a more relaxing anniversary :( So moral of the review don't stay here if you want to be able to do nothing ~There is no step to get into the hot tub, so if you have any limited range of motion I recommend you choose some place else or bring a step stool. We drained the water out cleaned it and re filled it ourselves. ~Hot tub was so dirty,and had WAY too much bleach in it, it burned to even put your hand in it. Here are the things we had to do: ~Vacuum the rug, but before we could do that my husband had to take apart the vacuum cleaner and clean out all the filters so it would actually suck up the bugs.(It should work pretty good now!) ~The couch had crumbs and dirt/dust/bugs(dead flys) in it so we vacuumed it out also. The cabin is nice but do not stay here if you are not a very able bodied person. We stayed at the Cozy Corner for our anniversary, June 2012.
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