We had a great time staying at this tiny home in Johnson City, New York, and overall, it was a unique experience testing out a tiny home.The location sits tucked away on an active farm, yet it's close enough to the Binghamton area where we found plenty of great local options for food and drinks.The farm setting added something unique to the property. The tiny house is adjacent to the owners' home on a property filled with pigs, sheep, dogs, and tons of chickens and roosters. Right from the start, the host went above and beyond. Upon our arrival, the temperature unexpectedly dropped into the 30s and it began pouring rain, but the owner met us at our car with an umbrella to help us check in. The heat inside worked brilliantly, keeping us warm and cozy all night long.Inside, the space was clean and just as pictured. We were especially pleased to find that the bathroom was much larger than expected for a tiny home. The property was well-stocked with plenty of essentials, including towels, soaps, plates, pots, and pans, though it did lack a few basic cooking utensils like a spatula if you plan to do a lot of cooking.Because it is an active farm, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. The rosters were up and active by 5:00 AM, and the dog seemed to guard the property from chicken thieves at night, which meant some barking during late hours.Despite the early morning farm wake-up calls, it was a clean, unique, and memorable getaway.