We were a group of six, two couples and two teens, that stayed at the farm house for its proximity to Cherry Springs State Park. This was our second stop on a road trip from Southern Illinois to Sandusky, OH, Niagara Falls, Galeton, PA and York Springs, PA. After already spending a combined total of close to 20 hours on the road, we were more than ready to spend a few days relaxing at the farmhouse. We had read countless reviews of how fantastic this place was, and it did not disappoint. Upon entering the house, you are immediately taken back by the charm that the house has to offer. It was built sometime in the 1860's - 1880's and has maintained as much of the "Old farmhouse" charm as possible. There is no air conditioning in the house, and it wasn't needed either. The temps there stay relatively mild in the summer. We were there from 6/27 to 6/30 and one of those days only got up to 68 degrees. A jacket and long pants are definitely recommended, especially if you intend on taking advantage of the dark skies for star gazing. Which, by the way, don't waste your time driving the Cherry Springs, the viewing is far more spectacular at the farmhouse. We were able to see thousands of stars including the Milky Way and Mars with the naked eye. The farmhouse is very secluded, which we loved. The closest grocery store is about 20 minutes away, but the drive never felt that long because the scenery is breathtaking. We enjoyed every minute of the seclusion. We didn't mind that phone reception was sketchy at best. We only left once to go to the grocery store. Even the teenagers enjoyed being outside and taking in the scenery. Oh, and did I mention the chickens??? What farmhouse is complete without chickens??? The chickens were a blast to be around. Thankful would come down everyday to release the chickens from the hen house and put them up at night. Benn, Thankful, and their children were very hospitable and wonderful to talk to. We even got to meet and play with their three dogs, Rex, Gilley, and Cybil. The house has plenty of room for everyone to relax and unwind. Our days were spent sitting on one of the porches, walking around the property or down the road, playing with the chickens, or playing board games. The nights were reserved for star gazing. We could not get enough of the gorgeous scenery. We look forward to being able to go back some day to "recharge" again.