First thing- No water and no communication that there would be no water. When we reached out to the host, he said, "it was turned off for the season." We were not aware of this and had to drive 26 miles round-trip to urchase water for washing dishes, hands, brushing teeth, cooking, etc.Second thing-The outhouse was not vented properly and the smell was putrid. As a result, we were forced to use the woods as our toilet. Any attempt we made at using the provided facility, resulted in us gagging.Third thing-The "bed". We slept on a pullout couch but instead of a mattress, the "bed" was made up of a few very thin pads, that were uncomfortable and seperated during the night. We could feel the couch bars underneath us.Fourth thing-Organization of "amenities" Had to search to find the one hot plate for cooking(which was covered in grease), the coffee mugs(which had standing water in them, and the single pot/pan. No cooking utensils in sight.Fifth thing-The grill was unusable. Caked on with crap from never being cleaned. Ended up cooking over a bonfire.Sixth thing-The "cabin" was cleaner after we left then when we got there. We swept all of the dirt out and cleaned up the sticky end table and counter space that was present upon our arrival.This experience was not worth the price at all. We could have camped by the lake for less than half of what we paid and still would have had more amentities.