The property host, Stacey, was fantastic at communicating. She was very responsive and willing/able to answer detailed questions. The cabin is quite remote, which was great for us. However, I didn't know the road to the cabin was a 4-mile dirt-and-gravel road. I rented a low-profile sedan with low-profile tires, great on gas, but not the best vehicle to drive in and out of the basin. Poor planning on my part, but something to consider: there is no cell coverage on that dirt road, and an incident with your vehicle that requires roadside assistance could eat up a big part of your day. The cabin is tight if more than two guests stay. Most of the bedroom drawers are full of blankets and bedding. So you will have to live out of your suitcase. The kitchen is also very small, especially the refrigerator. That can be limiting when preparing meals and when considering leftovers. We thought that those were minor inconveniences. My wife loved that the little kitchen was well stocked with spices and cookware. I loved the tranquility of being off the beaten path surrounded by nature.The drive to Gardiner is fairly quick, 25-30 mins. The town's one grocery store had everything we needed. I suggest you don't stock up too much on items that require refrigeration until you visit the cabin.We loved our stay; we'd stay again if we could. My observations aren't meant to nitpick, but to help others prepare for their stay at Creekside Cabin.