Staying in that territory was interesting, but the kitchen was practically nonexistent—there were no dishes, just a two‑burner stove, a water bucket and a coffee machine. Outside there was only one communal table for all the cabins, tents and campers, which felt far too few; each cabin could have had its own table with chairs, or the campsite could have provided several tables near the lodges. Inside the cabins there were no tables or chairs either. Because we arrived after 20:00 we had no cash and couldn’t buy anything from the shop trailer. During the rainy period there was nowhere to shelter for dinner or breakfast, as the tiny kitchenette barely fit a few items.
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