Gives you access to a spot on the beach separate from the public drive through point, so you basically get the beach all to yourself unless you want to join the crowd farther up the beach. The waves are large enough to get some fun out of, but not so large as to be daunting to those new to the beach. There's a some fun dunes and caves nearby.

The house itself is very large and is good for a large gathering (like the wedding we had going on). There's some marked signs of age about the place, and the stairs leading to the top floor - while sturdy - were designed in such a way that seemed unsafe for infants, with large gaps between steps that would lead directly to a 10-20 ft fall. They keep it clean and the price was reasonable if you have a full house, but if you don't need 16+ people in a single room then I might recommend renting other similar properties along the shoreline. Speaking of which, there's so many beaches in the area you can easily enjoy the space with extended family and friends, the people who couldn't stay with us in the big house were all within a 3 minute walk from us in another nearby beach house. Having visited another beach house, I was struck by how much more colorful and lively it looked compared to the large house we rented. The big house was completely white and gray with only a handful of paintings as decoration, overall it looks classy but drab. If you would prefer a white colorless house though that might be a plus for you.

Note: the oven is lit electronically, while the stove is lit by gas, which was a bit confusing.

The support staff was friendly and responsive, which was good because we had some confusion getting in. Overall recommended for a big group, despite my nitpicks I just had one of the best weekends of my life there.