Very nice, roomy property. Great place for a large group. Nestled in the trees which keeps it cool on hot days, with a beautiful view of Mullet Lake and great lake access. Enjoyed our stay.

We loved our time spent at the lake house. The kitchen was fully stocked and then some. The house was roomy and gave our family tons of room to lounge and play and relax.

Ideal family getaway.

There are different types of vacations, depending on the needs and lifestyle of the person at a given time in their lives. For us, we were looking for a quiet and relaxing place to disconnect from the hectic pace of our work lives. This lake house gave us that. Kevin and Joy (the owners) were kind and accommodating, making sure our needs were met. They are also very humble; they do not appear to mention or highlight this, but the lake house was built years ago by Kevin and his father. On one wall in the lake house there hangs a framed collage of photos showing the home being built by Kevin and his father. If you stay there, I encourage you to take a minute and look at those photographs. Maybe it means little to the average guest; but to me, it meant something. There is something different about staying in a home that was not built by a real estate developer, but by a son and his father for their family to one day enjoy. The lake house was built well, and the location was well chosen: at the end of a quiet road, enclosed on 3 sides with the Michigan trees of that region: oak, sugar maple, beech trees. Sounds of the Northern Michigan wood life surround you. At night you hear the gentle lapping of the waves of this large lake. I suggest renting a boat; there is a unique connected series of inland waterways that you can take from the lake, down Indian River, up to Alanson, or even north to Cheboygan and Lake Huron. Pay attention to the weather reports; this is a bigger lake, and weather can make for some surprisingly rough waves and boating. But on normal days it makes for relaxing boat journey.The lake house is huge; you will not feel cramped. Their renovated basement is huge, and walks out to the back yard. We put the pool table to good use. The location does not sit close to any large towns, which worked for us. But nearby Indian River is nice, peaceful little town that has a market and some of other stores that will meet any grocery needs you may have during your trip. It does run on a septic system, and has no garbage disposal. This is not an insurmountable issue (or an issue at all, really) But for the average "city dweller" it is worth mentioning here: Make sure you don't dump any leftover food in the disposal. If you want a place to give you rest, to give you and your family a chance to connect (or re-connect), then this place will be for you.