Alexandria and Adam were the consummate hosts! They've thought of everything: guidebooks for getting to all the top sightseeing spots, a camera for special moments, fully stocked kitchen and tons of seating for a group with views of the lake, really cozy beds, large closet space, and a desk in every room. It would have been easy to stay at the house all day and not felt like we'd missed out on any vacationing. The views are stunning and they vary beautifully with the light and weather. Our room had a large desk with a monitor and keyboard and I made a dozen uninterupted video calls for work while there. Our kids were thrilled to share their own bedroom, which even had blackout shades and a pack-n-play for little toddler sleeps. We came in winter, and I highly recommend for off-peak fun: the kids enjoyed romping in the snow, sledding nearby, a visit to the lighthouse and sand beach, and other walks out to scenic spots in the park (they're too small for long summer hikes anyway, so this worked out for us). To be honest, it also gave us the excuse to spend some time inside reading, and we were able to cook so many meals at home that it made it easy with the kids; when we went out, the meals were really special and shockingly good for off-season (apparently the restaurants alternate days so they can share staff, a genius solution) -- try The Ovens, Peter Trout, and Momo's. And it was really close to a local grocery store, a cute market with sandwiches and local blueberry soda.