Cabin 15 holds up to 5 adults, but there were just 2 of us. Though we combed through cabin reviews we weren't sure what to expect. We wanted to stay for 3 nights and we (seniors) wanted to be comfortable, so we opted for more space than needed. It was a good choice, though having been there, next time we'd be fine with Cabin 14, next to 15, or with 6,7, or 8 by the river. (I've checked pricing since our trip last month - it's increased by 15% which is kind of wild.) Offhand I'd think 5 adults might find Cabin 15 "cozy," but 3 or 4 would be able to obtain community or privacy as desired. As others have noted, on 2 nights we were treated to deer, nearly in arm reach, at the back of our cabin near dusk. During daytime we visited hiking trails and we ate most meals away from the cabin, but we did make use of the kitchen. There's s full-size refrigerator, which is nice. But. The toaster toasted our bread on one side only, cooking pans (only 3 of them!) are used and of the most inexpensive type, and the oven looked rather dicey - fortunately we only used the stove top. If you plan to stay more than 1-2 nights, and plan to cook, bring some of your own kitchenware. And, if you care how your coffee tastes, bring your own Mr. Coffee style filters and ground coffee. The cabin is stocked with a couple of sad looking hotel style packets. Ditto for tea - bring your own if you care how it tastes. BTW, the office staff seems to rotate. Our experience was mixed, depending on who was behind the counter, but everyone was polite even when it was clear that a staff member had no clue about an answer to a question. (Don't be rude to the staff. It's not their fault they weren't properly trained.) Basically we came for the company (each other) and for the scenery, and were quite happy.…