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The property is beautiful there is a trail here on the property. This cute little bunkhouse has an outside patio to sit and relax and enjoy your breakfast. The host is very nice and she brings out little baskets that has juice boxes,scones ,oatmeal and apples in the morning.

We stayed at the Indian Rock Studio over the MLK holiday. The location is great and pretty secluded, right next to a flowing stream and lots of trees. The cabin itself is a bit dated, though. There was no kitchen, just a "kitchenette" of sorts - a mini fridge, toaster oven, microwave, and a coffee pot. There were two heaters that worked pretty well. The issues: the deadbolt was busted only having to rely on the handle lock. There was an outlet behind the futon which was broken and metal is exposed which can cause an electric shock (keep an eye on your little ones). The shower and sink faucets were confusing to use and the hot water was very limited - you are lucky to get a 10 minute shower before it got cold. The showerhead was somewhat adequate. The toilet took a long time to flush and clogged easily. The bed appears to be a bed in a box and was really comfortable, and the sheets and comforter were very clean. The property says four, but I don't recommend it as it felt quite tight. Oh, and the TV doesn't come with any service or DVD player - you have to bring your own 'service' (like Roku, Amazon Fire, or Chromestick). Also, the wi-fi is okay but was pretty spotty. Not all of our devices were able to get decent service. Another note: We have phone service from three providers: T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T. They were all pretty spotty