Appreciate the response on the Refrigerator problem. The lack of internet service for the four-day stay was really an inconvenience, unable to plan trips ahead of time and loss of time.

Nice cabin very peaceful.

Appreciate the response on the Refrigerator problem. The lack of internet service for the four-day stay was really an inconvenience, unable to plan trips ahead of time and loss of time.

Unfortunately this year we waited too long to book a cabin for our trip and this was one of the few left. When we checked in they told us fire wood was not provided and if we needed more it was $10 a bundle. We purchased two more bundles from them. Then we found out that Lazy Trout sells bundles for $6. So we bought two from them but that was all they had left. After a few days we called them for more and they said they realized that the owner of this cabin provides wood and that maintenance would unlock the garage. Later we found a small pile of wood by the back door and the garage wasn’t unlocked. So we burned that up and had to ask again for more and wait for them to get it. They left a pile out by the garage in the snow and didn’t say anything. There is no phone line and the WiFi doesn’t work. They said it’s spotty but I don’t think it’s even hooked up as it never worked the whole week we stayed. Verizon phones had no cell service inside the cabin but we were able to get spotty service outside. If you are a clean freak this isn’t the cabin for you. My son dropped something and we were looking for it under the night stand and bed and it was disgusting under there. Used ear plugs and a chewed up dog bone. The place definitely needs a deep clean. SAFETY!!! The cabin has two lofts and the stairs are downright dangerous. The one set is similar to a carpeted ladder with a 90 degree turn and super narrow treads that are super steep. My 62 year old mother in law fell on these steps as did a couple of our kids. Both sets of steps to the deck do not have handrails which is dangerous when they are covered in snow and ice. There was not a boot brush or rug by the door so when the kids came in from the snow the floor got wet and the type of flooring is incredibly slippery when wet. I recommend you bring some nice nonstick pans if you plan on cooking while there. The pans that are there are terrible and you end up trying to scrub them to remove stuck on food.

Unfortunately this year we waited too long to book a cabin for our trip and this was one of the few left. When we checked in they told us fire wood was not provided and if we needed more it was $10 a bundle. We purchased two more bundles from them. Then we found out that Lazy Trout sells bundles for $6. So we bought two from them but that was all they had left. After a few days we called them for more and they said they realized that the owner of this cabin provides wood and that maintenance would unlock the garage. Later we found a small pile of wood by the back door and the garage wasn’t unlocked. So we burned that up and had to ask again for more and wait for them to get it. They left a pile out by the garage in the snow and didn’t say anything. There is no phone line and the WiFi doesn’t work. They said it’s spotty but I don’t think it’s even hooked up as it never worked the whole week we stayed. Verizon phones had no cell service inside the cabin but we were able to get spotty service outside. If you are a clean freak this isn’t the cabin for you. My son dropped something and we were looking for it under the night stand and bed and it was disgusting under there. Used ear plugs and a chewed up dog bone. The place definitely needs a deep clean. SAFETY!!! The cabin has two lofts and the stairs are downright dangerous. The one set is similar to a carpeted ladder with a 90 degree turn and super narrow treads that are super steep. My 62 year old mother in law fell on these steps as did a couple of our kids. Both sets of steps to the deck do not have handrails which is dangerous when they are covered in snow and ice. There was not a boot brush or rug by the door so when the kids came in from the snow the floor got wet and the type of flooring is incredibly slippery when wet. I recommend you bring some nice nonstick pans if you plan on cooking while there. The pans that are there are terrible and you end up trying to scrub them to remove stuck on food.

This cabin is in a beautiful area but is about 5 miles out of town. The cabin itself was nice and the deck was amazing!! There are no campfires allowed at the cabin but you can use a propane fire pit. If you don't have one, you can rent one at the rental store near the property. Bring a hammock as this is a perfect place for them. Overall it was beautiful and we enjoyed our stay immensely.

This cabin is in a beautiful area but is about 5 miles out of town. The cabin itself was nice and the deck was amazing!! There are no campfires allowed at the cabin but you can use a propane fire pit. If you don't have one, you can rent one at the rental store near the property. Bring a hammock as this is a perfect place for them. Overall it was beautiful and we enjoyed our stay immensely.

The pictures don’t give this property justice. We had a wonderful time only left the property once to check out lake but then spent the rest of our 4 day stay here. Rooms are bigger then we thought and a huge patio where we spent most of our time playing games and cooking out