This is a fantastic little cabin that's got everything you need to get away from it all. Sure, there's critters around - it's in the country, scorpions and sow bugs are expected - but run a broom around the floor and keep a light on and you'll never worry about them.

The single bed is comfortable (think: overstuffed) with fluffy pillows and thick, comfy blankets. In typical cabin style, the bedroom is also the living room so plan to go to bed at the same time if you're bothered by a TV running.

The living room has a deep seating chair and a futon with accent pillows that make a good second bed if necessary. The futon butts up to a very nice rustic coffee table too. Due to the limited space the dining table is a two person affair so you may need to depend on the coffee table as an eating area, but that's a plus due to its country charm. Just remember to use coasters. It's real wood!

The kitchen nook has a keurig (nice touch!) that comes stocked with coffees and teas. The coffees include Starbucks k-cups, but if you're a Christian family there are other delicious offerings as well or you can bring your own cups. There's also some get-me-through staples like a bag of ice in the freezer and a can of Van-Camps beans in the cabinet in case you forget to pick up breakfast and need a quick meal.

The bathroom is well appointed with soaps and towels laid out in pretty stacks. You can see how well the homeowners care about how things appear in these little touches. There is no tub, but there's a very large stand-up shower with a great looking sanded glass surround. The water pressure is light, but that's to be expected in a cabin. The shower head does have many different settings, some that can raise the pressure to an adequate level.

We didn't use the firepit, but it was stocked with a nice little Tee-pee of wooden stakes that was very inviting. There is also a grill on the side of the house for cookouts. From the back porch you can see straight through the trees to the lake while you're grilling, presumably more so in winter.

The only drawback we faced was the lack of blinds in the cabin. During the day this is fine, but at night an open bathroom or living room window is not desirable, particularly if you have children.

As for the driveway one guest mentioned, this place has a relatively smooth gravel drive up to the last 30 feet. I'd happily take my wife's minivan down it without worrying about bottoming out. Rent without worry!