Great communication. This was our second year staying here, and we will be back next year. We enjoyed the house and had plenty of room.

This place was perfect for our family vacation (ages 4-83!). The host was very easy to communicate with and answered my questions, there was plenty of room to spread out inside between the two living areas, enough towels and linens for all 9 of us, and the outside fire pit area, deck, and dock made for a perfect summer trip. We would definitely stay here again!

The house is very roomy for our group of 6 adults 2 young children. We did bring bottled water because of the well water but honestly I didn't think it tasted that bad! Kitchen was very well equipped except we would have liked a larger size pot to cook with (minor detail!). Rooms were clean and comfortable. We bought firewood and made s'mores one night, we also fished off the dock which was fun and even caught 2 fish! It was a quiet neighborhood and we would definitely return if we come back to Indian Lake again. We rented a pontoon and enjoyed our time on the water a lot.

The location was good. Having a boat house was great. The house itself is big. But the wow factor is lacking. The host is responsive- nothing against him. He seemed receptive to my comments. The cleaners need to step up their game. Lots of dusty surfaces, and things that were overlooked like the refrigerator. The kitchen is an unorganized mess, pots and pans were worn out, but was told they were just replaced. So maybe we didn't look in the right spot for new ones. We always travel with a few kitchen items for this reason. The house is dated and could use some TLC as a rental. But it's also for sale, so I'm sure they don't want to put money into it. The parking situation for a house that sleeps so many is definitely lacking max 4 spots. But that seems to be the trend for Indian Lake. It was stated there was extra parking at the end of the street, but when you go down there, there is a sign posted "no parking" . The other backup option listed was the state park - specifically for truck and boat trailer. There is no trailer parking spots at the state park visitor parking. You would have to park sideways and take up multiple spots. We had a truck and boat trailer and suv with jet skis. We used Chippewa boat ramp and moved them daily instead. Never does the house state to be handicap friendly* but just noting that there are stairs at every entrance and the main level bathroom shower has glass doors that also make it hard to access for some. Just something to note.