Upon arrival, the house was musty, dusty, and poorly maintained. Turning on the loft fan sent years of dust into the air. There were missing ceiling planks, loose boards stored throughout the house, gum stuck to a dish towel, and a used Band-Aid left on a couch pillow. The property was cleaner when we left than when we arrived.The outdoor furniture, kayaks, paddleboard, and Adirondack chairs were covered in dirt, leaves, spider webs, dead bugs, animal droppings, and moss, showing a lack of maintenance. The pontoon boat we rented was delivered moldy, filled with debris, and had mechanical issues due to water in the gas line.Most concerning was the unsafe dock. Access to the lake required a household extension ladder strapped to the dock. While stepping from the pontoon onto the dock, my husband's leg went through a rotten board, causing severe bruising, an ankle injury, and significant pain. He was fortunate not to suffer a broken leg.The owner admitted the dock was in poor condition, stating, “everyone keeps telling me I need to fix it,” but said repairs were expensive. Despite acknowledging prior knowledge of this safety hazard, she accepted no responsibility. We were denied a refund, and her only response was, “I’m sorry your husband injured himself.”We had two children with us and are grateful no one else was hurt. Renting a property with a known safety hazard is unacceptable. The pictures posted were clearly not updated to show the current state of the property.