We enjoyed our stay here with our family of five (three kids ages 4–8) and our 70-lb Great Pyrenees. The view of the lake is absolutely unmatched, and watching the ships go by was a highlight for all of us. The kids especially loved the outdoor hammocks. This isn't "beachfront" but is lakefront. The shore is rocky.That said, this is definitely a shack, so it’s important to set expectations accordingly. There is no A/C, and the small space can get quite warm in the summer, especially when running the dryer. Condensation also accumulates on the pipes running through the kitchen and can drip onto the floor.Some less frequently used areas/items around the cabin could use more cleaning and maintenance. We found accumulations of bugs and debris in a few spots.The cabin comfortably accommodated our family of five. Although it is advertised as sleeping 6–8, eight people would likely feel pretty cozy. There is a shower, but the hot water supply is limited, so running the shower, dishes, and laundry at the same time can mean waiting for the water to heat back up.The Wi-Fi is spotty, but that’s understandable for this remote area of the U.P.Overall, if you’re looking for modern amenities and a polished accommodation, this probably isn’t the place. But if you want a rustic, laid-back stay with an incredible lake view, ship watching, hammocks, and a pet-friendly environment, this place delivers!