My father and I had high expectations for our Easter Weekend retreat at Windhorse Farm, as it was one of the few non-hotel places open during the off season with great online and word-of-mouth reviews. We were especially looking forward to the sauna. Despite paying $107 (with tax) for two nights at Will's Cabin, we were not prepared for its primitive nature. The cabin was not accessible by vehicle and had no electricity or running water; nearby bathroom facilities consisted of an outhouse in the trees, while shower and standard toilet facilities with running water were located at the office and required guests to refill 10L water jugs from there to their cabin. Furthermore, we encountered several disappointments: mantles in propane lights were old and incorrectly installed; cooler wasn't stocked with ice packs; kitchen utensils were worn/old/low quality; kitchen basics such as coffee makers/salt weren't provided; one of the water jugs leaked heavily; propane tank valve hadn't been opened in advance so it was almost empty; sauna lacked a spot to change or rinse off before/after use; pond intended for swimming had about two feet of dirty water + mud & decaying organic matter. As a result, despite having hoped Windhorse Farm would be My father and I had high expectations for our Easter Weekend retreat at Windhorse Farm, as it was one of the few non-hotel places open during the off season with great online and word-of-mouth reviews. We were especially looking forward to the sauna. Despite paying $107 (with tax) for two nights at Will's Cabin, we were not prepared for its primitive nature. The cabin was not accessible by vehicle and had no electricity or running water; nearby bathroom facilities consisted of an outhouse in the trees, while shower and standard toilet facilities with running water were located at the office and required guests to refill 10L water jugs from there to their cabin. Furthermore, we encountered several disappointments: mantles in propane lights were old and incorrectly installed; cooler wasn't stocked with ice packs; kitchen utensils were worn/old/low quality; kitchen basics such as coffee makers/salt weren't provided; one of the water jugs leaked heavily; propane tank valve hadn't been opened in advance so it was almost empty; sauna lacked a spot to change or rinse off before/after use; pond intended for swimming had about two feet of dirty water + mud & decaying organic matter. As a result, despite having hoped Windhorse Farm would be a location for future trips with friends & school groups, after only one night we decided to leave early & stay elsewhere - a waterfront hotel with harbour views in Lunenburg whose daily rate was less than more ... hide ...