This was our second time staying on this property. Last time, we stayed in the garage apartment. This time, we stayed at this tiny house. We will be staying in the tiny house again, for sure. Just note that the tiny house does not have a regular stove. But it does have a hot plate type thing where you can cook something in a pot or pan. There's a microwave/convection oven combo. I baked some garlic bread in there and it crisped up, just like an oven. I also noticed there was a small 1.5Q crockpot there. Gotta remember that for next time! She has a couple other odds & ends on the shelves in the kitchen (oil, S&P, instant coffee, tea, etc). She also supplies a couple rolls of toilet paper, paper towel on the rack, garbage bag in the can, sponges, dish soap, etc. The stall shower was a great size for a tiny house, loved that. The twin beds on the daybed were really soft and comfy. Air works great in the house as well. Wifi is not bad. Kids couldn't stream on YouTube without it buffering, but they survived. My kids are 12 and 9 and drove the golf cart ALL around. It's their favorite part of this trip. We seriously go for the golf cart. Hammock was great! Water toys galore. Kayaks, SUP, huge raft, water ball, other floats too. We did see a small stingray and some crabs at the shoreline and the idea of the sting ray scared the kids a bit, but they still had fun in the water. Bring bug spray for the mosquitoes. As others have said, you will see the most beautiful sunsets here. Great for an amateur photographer like myself. SUGGESTIONS for you, Christi: Keep a broom & dustpan in the tiny house for the sand that inevitably collects on the floor. Also, maybe have more than one bath towel (I usually bring one, but forgot, we made do). Thanks again for a great couple days!