Place was great!

Cabin was very clean and accommodating for our stay. Would recommend

Awesome experience at a quant little secluded (nearest real stores are 20 minutes away) cabin built on the side of the lake embankment face. You can hear the lake & if it was not for the trees(not necessarily a bad thing since they provide shade & sound buffer) definitely see it. You can reach the lake via a short, but steep altering terrain hike down to the rocky water line.(suggest bringing camping chairs to sit and chill)The road into the place dead ends to the water with a rock(small rocks) beach area where smaller boats of the locals will put in. There is a parking area, with trash cans just before the steeper decent to beach/shore. A lot of locals hang out there, so traffic on a Saturday can be heavier.Also note boats on the weekend will pass by all hours of the night & early morning. Its not overly noisy, just the constant drone of a boat engine for ambience.The main road, & road itself to the cabin & the lake is a little rough, narrow so taking it slow is advisable(even in a 4x4 unless you like worn bushings & joints). A truck, jeep, or more rugged SUV is advisable, but the locals seem to have no problem driving anything & everything down the road as fast as they can.On that note, longer larger vehicle is not recommended as parking is directly in front of the cabin with a smaller footprint. More than one vehicle will not fit very well, 2 smaller hatchbacks could.The host was great with communication & the stay was very enjoyable. Would do it again!

Upon arrival the door code we were given didn't work. Had to call the number and get the correct code. The remote for the indoor fireplace didn't work. We couldn't figure out how to turn on the lights around the tree outside. We couldn't get the outside fireplace to work. There was only about a quarter of a roll of toilet paper in the main bathroom. The parking was super tight for 2 vehicles. The cabin itself was nice enough.