The place is beautiful. You drive up, up, up a one-lane road, near the end of the journey. You pull in down a long driveway. The yard is huge, with large trees, an apple tree and grassy fields. There is no way to get down to the beach. The yard was scruffy due to the time of year but the views are spectacular from the yard and interior. The interior is well stocked and clean. There are native american art in the house. The internet was usually around 5 Mbps, and would sometimes buffer. Read about Indianola's history if you have time online. I didn't realize the story. For those coming from Seattle, Kingston seems a less windy road, but in your return, Kingston has a ferry issue with prepaid boarding passes and crowds even on a Monday unless it is after 8 pm. We ended up driving to the Bainbridge Island ferry to Seattle since there was a 2 hour Monday wait in Kingston. Casago must have bought out Vacasa. They had a heck of a time getting my credit card to go through. I felt it a little worrisome that it wouldn't take on their end and i had to use another Visa. Keep all communication in Vrbo messaging. They kept trying to get us to put in my card on my email and text which I didn't feel comfortable with that. It's weird that I couldn't just pay through Vrbo. They also made me send in my driver's license front and back. I was really jumping through hoops and must have spent a couple hours calling Casaga and Vrbo for help not to mention our credit card companies! Nice place tho