Overall, my friends and I were happy with our stay. The house is up to date with nice furnishings and appliances. Beds were comfortable and clean. Grill worked very well. It was nice to be close to the Waterfront for a little "night life" at the lake.

The cabin is stated to sleep 9 and it does but if it's a group of all adults, it'll be a bit cramped or uncomfortable for a few. 6-7 adults plus 3 kids would be fine. Usable yard is fairly small and sloped so it's not great for yard games. That's what you get in exchange for it being on a small hill, with a great view of the lake. Deck area was great. Lots of parking area by garage, which is not accessible.

Dock area would be fine for 1 boat + 1 pontoon. Adequate lift for each on sides of dock. We had 3 fishing boats so the pontoon lift was really just in the way, made it hard to dock up our boats. Dry summer, so water was low as well, maybe 2 feet of water under the dock. Ended up picking up passengers at the BJs docks and trailering every night to make it easier. Electric at the dock would have been nice to recharge boat batteries.

Kitchen was well stocked with the essentials, knives could use a little sharpening. Plenty of clean towels for the very nice bathrooms. AC and heat both worked well. We needed both because of a cold, rainy first day and warm days after that.

For our group the cabin was not ideal (3 boats, 9 adults) but we certainly don't regret the stay. Lake is very clean and fun to fish (make sure you have a good map or GPS locator for all the shallow areas!) and the cabin itself was great.