Very cute, nice getaway from the world. No WiFi or service so plan on disconnecting (which is a good thing)! We made s’mores, played games, and had a nice family weekend. You might want to consider-the camper is not parked on level ground so it does lean noticeably to one side which makes it difficult to navigate at times (fridge door kept swinging open by itself for instance). And we never got the hot water to work (and we followed the directions). Cold showers were fine in the extreme heat but might not be ideal in colder weather. Be careful in the shower as the floor is slick (both kids wiped out in the shower). Regardless, I’d still recommend it. It’s upscale camping so it’s important to be flexible.

Calling this camper luxury is a stretch. The towels were thin and rough. The mattress and pillows were thin. There were also exposed brad nails in the floor. Most of the outdoor solar powered lights no longer worked. There was a router inside, but the WiFi wasn’t setup. Which was inconvenient since we had to drive away from the camper to message about the continual plumbing issues. Check-in instructions were sent at 3:15pm, so upon arriving we didn’t know where to go. We had to drive around to get cell service to get the message. Upon arrival the black water tank was at full capacity and was never attended to. The grey tank was 75% full and after messaging did get emptied. Our showers were super cold and after checking multiple times the water never seemed to even get warm. The biggest issue I had with the place though was the fact that it’s sinking into the ground on one side. This was very disorienting. All in all I’d only stay again if it was half the price. It felt private even though there was a cabin and a silo within viewing distance. The location from Harper’s Ferry was good, the campfire was nice, and the hammocks were great for an afternoon nap. The place seems great, but feels neglected.