We enjoyed our week at Trout Lake. The house was clean and ready when we arrived. I recommend paying a little extra for the sheets and towels - it is nice not to have to make beds when you arrive after a long day of travel. The lake was very calm and quiet all week long. Our kids (ages 9-14) were able to kayak and paddle board independently without a lot of other boat traffic. Traffic on the lake did pick up on Friday evening as some owners clearly come up for just the weekends. The beach area is very nice - lots of sand and a gently sloping lakefront which is perfect for wading. The deck is large and expansive, and the hot tub was a hit.Some notes:- This house is close to other houses, which may be important to know if you are looking for a secluded place. The neighbors were friendly and people seemed to keep to themselves.- You will want to pack all of the food you need for cooking - i.e., spices, sugar, tea, coffee, olive oil, etc. There are no kitchen food staples supplied, The kitchen is stocked with the basic pans and utensils for cooking, but nothing extra. This is helpful to know when packing.- The house did feel a little tight for our group - 2 families with 4 adults and 7 kids. There was nothing inaccurate in the listing. On a rainy day we were on top of each other as there is only one sitting area.- The loft is best for children to sleep in. That's where 2 of the queen beds are located. Ceilings are low/slanted, and access is by ladder.