A Shack In The Woods

The house was the perfect set up for us! We loved the huge patio area with the options of locking gates to keeps the doggies safe. Very cozy and sweet.

This was perfect thank you! quiet clean and port Renfrew never disappoints!

I didn’t take any photos before we moved our things in.

Nice facilities, decor and supplies. The owner had put some care into it - it feels like you are borrowing someone's cabin. Liked the propane fire pit - missed having a fire while camping (wood fire ban) so it was great to have one here. Did one of the puzzles - thanks.

Had a real problem accessing the key. The number code to open the key box was emailed only the day before the reservation, but we'd been camping for 4 days before that and our phones dead and so we were not able to pick up the mail or use our phones to contact the host. Recommend the host send the code a week ahead, at the cancellation-without-penalty deadline. This caused us delay and a great deal of unnecessary stress. Septic smell outdoors, especially by parking spot. Fortunately not when inside and not enough to drive us inside. Rename the place - the name is deceptive. It was not a shack in the woods. It was a Tiny House in a strata development of tiny houses, so lots of people around. That being said, privacy was reasonable if less than we expected. Also directions need to be revised to be clearer. We drove around for a while trying to find the landmarks and only recognized them once we'd found the place and then looked backwards. Refer to the No Thru Road sign. Same problem trying to find the municipal garbage bin when we followed through on host's request to remove the trash.

The noise of costruction right next door to us

loved the clean, cute little cabin.

The location was excellent. It is at the end of a dead end road and completely surrounded by beautiful trees. So very private.

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We had a lovely time at shack in the woods. Everything we needed was supplied and it was nice and quiet.

We couldn't find the cabin at first but luckily ran into someone who used to work there and she told us how to find it. A map would have been good, it's quite the maze.