Would I book this property again with my family? Yes—with one important caveat.Things to know:• Trash: Our biggest frustration. Check-in instructions suggested the Gordon or Minong transfer stations accepted trash for free. We discovered there's a 5/bag fee and required recycling, neither disclosed. During our Fourth of July stay, both stations were closed. The owner's brother's restaurant was already full, and the owner suggested we "might have better luck at a gas station or random place." With no practical solution, we left the trash behind with a tip for the caretaker. If staying over a holiday weekend, confirm the trash plan before arriving.• Bathrooms: The main-floor bathroom is through a bedroom, and the upstairs bathroom uses only a folding privacy screen. Awkward.• Living room: One couch cushion (left) had a noticeable urine odor. • Wildlife: We frequently heard a squirrel in the metal eaves; the owner was aware.• Condition: Moderately clean. Expect cobwebs, well-used bedding, no Keurig despite the booking photos, a screened porch needing maintenance, and a gas odor from the stove that triggered an upstairs alarm.Highlights: Sandy zero-entry shoreline for kids (with a sharp drop beyond the dock), great pontoon and sauna, plenty of shade, spacious screened porch, stocked kitchen, reliable Wi-Fi and cell service, plus a clean, quiet lake with good fishing.Overall: We enjoyed our stay but would avoid holiday weekends unless the trash plan is confirmed ahead.