You will be staying in rustic cabins nestled within a secluded old-growth redwood grove at the Howland Hill Outdoor School. These are simple, earthy sanctuaries designed to foster a deep connection with the elements. Configuration & Amenities: Sleeping: Shared cabin space with sturdy bunk beds (please bring your own warm sleeping bag and pillow). Facilities: On-site bathrooms with running water are available. The 'Rustic' Experience: To maintain the sacredness of the forest, there are no showers or artificial heat in the cabins. Environment: Shared living allows for a sense of 'sacred remembering' and community. If you prefer more privacy, there is also an option for tent or car camping on the property." Room Configuration Details Since you have the "Type" set to Shared Room and "Max Occupancy" at 4 people, you can be more specific about the layout: Bed Type: Twin-sized bunk beds. Heating: None (natural insulation of the forest and firelight). Power: Limited/No electricity in cabins (essential for a digital detox). Suggested "What to Bring" Note (You may want to include this in the description or a follow-up message to guests): Warm sleeping bag and pillow (essential). Flashlights or headlamps (the grove gets very dark at night). Layered clothing (even in June, the Redwoods can be damp and cool). Towel and bathing suit (if you plan on visiting the nearby Smith River).