This is a small, 3-bedroom, older Adirondack camp. Lake access within about 20 yards. There really isn't a view from the camp unless you sit against the wall in the small kitchenette seating area, and that is blocked by another campsite and trees. Not a big deal, you can walk to the water in 1-minute. It smells musty, just like you'd expect an older camp to be, and had a few bugs/flying insects inside... it's a camp afterall. Easy access from parking within a few feet in front of the front door. The camp was clean and simple. I didn't realize there would not be coffee or coffee filters, so plan accordingly. No toiletries provided (soap/shampoo). It's like going back to my childhood and visiting the Adirondacks. Gas station about 1 mile away has coffee and such, there is a General Store that has everything you need about a mile away (near the gas station) but they don't have brewed coffee.
The only surprise I had was the addition $100 fee charged for my ADA compliant and trained service dog which is a violation of federal law. I had VRBO contact the host regarding this issue, but there was no reply according to VRBO. If you have an ADA compliant service animal, challenge the host and site federal law accordingly. They can charge for damages, but cannot charge an additional cleaning fee. I will submit another formal request for refund of this fee via VRBO. Otherwise, the host was great. I think this was just a mis-communication between us even though I put it in writing.