We had a wonderful experience at the Not-A-Pine Lane cottage. The owners are extremely pleasant, very helpful and easy to work with. These are not luxury accommodations, but the cottage was clean, not at all musty, and had a recently updated bathroom with a new circular shower stall. The kitchen was complete with microwave, refrigerator, electric stove and oven, coffee maker, plates, cups, glasses, and flatware. One bedroom has a full or queen size bed with a closet and dresser. The other bedroom had two twin beds and a closet and dresser. Clean sheets and lots of towels were provided. We found the beds to be quite comfortable. In the large living room, there is a very long couch suitable for sleeping and a rather substantial futon with a firm mattress (not a small flimsy Ikea futon) that easily sleeps two. The living room has a sitting area and an area with a full size table suitable for meals or boardgames. There are two full size sliding patio doors leading out to decks and an array of large sliding windows. When you are sitting at the table you have perhaps a 210-degree view of the lake because the cottage is on a bit of a point with a cove to the south. We had very pleasant lake breezes during practically the entire week when we were there, and the open setting seemed to be blessedly clear of mosquitoes. We had friends staying directly across the lake who were being eaten alive. There is a dock that extends perhaps 40 feet out into the lake and an anchored swim float a little farther out. In late July, I caught a 16-inch bass and an 18-inch pickerel just fishing from the dock, as well as about five hundred small fish 6 to 10 inches long. I caught small and large mouth bass, white and yellow perch, pickerel, and bluegills from the dock. No records, but fun. The cottage came with two kayaks and a rowboat with paddles an flotation devices. There is a nice, modern supermarket about half a mile away. Within about half a mile the other way is the China-Dina and a seafood place where you can get three lobsters for under $30 and also a nice laundromat with free wifi. About 25 minutes away in Augusta is a huge shopping center with all sorts of stores and franchise eating places. Our cell phones were on the ATT/GSM system and had both text and talk, but no cellular data. Friends with the Verizon/Comcast network had cellular data. We would highly recommend Not-A-Pine Cottage and its owners and plan on staying there again next summer.