The directions to the cabin mention a blue reflective sign pointing to the cabin and a street number. However, there are no numbers on the cabins to be sure you are at the right place. After you pass the green cabin on the left, you pass a large A frame cabin and 2 smaller cabins past that. The smaller cabin on the left is it and it has a blue sign to the right that says "Hillside Hideaway" with an arrow that is supposed to point to the cabin but it looks like it is pointing to the large A frame. Since there was heavy rain in the forecast, I had asked the host a few days before to let me know how the conditions were since I had read that you had to drive over 2 creeks on the roadway to get to the cabin. She said she would let me know but I never heard anything. Both creeks were high and flowing swiftly so it was scary trying to decide whether it was safe to drive across. Luckily, we watched another truck cross before us so we could get an idea. They really need a bridge to make this safer. A 4WD/AWD was necessary to get up the gravel road in the poor road conditions. Once we got to the cabin, we were given the wrong access code. We tried to call the host 8-10 times before we finally got in touch with her. Once inside, we found a tree branch had fallen on the roof and punctured through to the top bedroom ceiling, leaving an exposed hole. She said she couldn't get a repairman out. We asked for a discount if we stayed and she offered 75 off. The hottub was nice.