The setting is just wonderful — lakeside on a long, narrow, private lake. The main building (the Chalet) is great for a family gathering, with a large living room, a long inside dining table, a great/large, long outside dining table and a pleasant seating area. Our timing wasn’t great, as a slew of raging forest fires throughout BC’s Interior coated the property/area in smoke that, on 3 days, required our older family members to stay inside for most of the day. The large dock and available watercraft (canoes and kayaks) were put to good use. We also used the outdoor volleyball area to play badminton when it wasn’t too breezy. The shortfalls were: very spotty WIFI, especially bad in the two out-buildings; the one bathroom in the master bedroom was fine, but the only other one (near the washer-dryer) was very small/narrow — not really adequate for the number of beds/guests; the oven is not moored properly (it tilted when we were baking some pies, spilling pie fillings into the bottom of the oven; the barbq, while nice-looking, heats aggressively on the right but there is a lack of heat on the left, so the person doing the bbqing must actively move around the food to get a semi-even cook. Against the negatives, the positives certainly outweighed, and our family enjoyed their/our time at the Rainbow Trout Resort. Thanks.