I am torn about posting this because Rokko is a lovely man and I would imagine, has the best of intentions. But this property is horribly disappointing beginning with the drive in to the "compound". Yes, there are 4 homes on the property, but there is also an occupied camper/trailer with kids toys and debris, another (stored) trailer, a couple of old trucks, old household radiators, a cement mixer among piles of debris. It was obvious nothing else was done to the exterior of the cabin in some time. There was dirt everywhere and it was quite unkempt. It needed a good sweeping or clean up with a leaf blower. The well pump ran constantly.
We were excited to see the log interior and a big beautiful fireplace. There was newer vinyl plank flooring throughout most of the cabin also, but there were area rugs that were filthy. The fireplace was not functional and neither was the furnace. The kitchen's cabinets were dirty and gummed up around the knobs. The ceiling throughout the cabin was discolored from smoke and had water stains or patches missing. The windows were all dirty and had old bugs around them, along with the bathroom counter.
My son in law was doing dishes and said he felt water on his feet only to find out the drain under the sink wasn't connected.
The bathtub drain was slow, so I checked the drain to see if there was a piece of soap wrapper in it, and pulled out gobs and gobs of long, matted, gross hair. There was garbage in the bathroom drawers and used dental floss. Rokko said he had a housekeeper, (we think it might be the creepy lady who sits by the trailer) but she must only be making up the beds and washing towels and dishes. Yes, the bathroom curtains are sheer.
Our disappointment continued to the lake area. There were trees cut down and wood/brush everywhere. Rokko explained that several trees were cut down because of the high water issue, but it looked like no-one had taken any care in cleaning up what was cut. Different height stumps were left all over. There was also other debris all over such as a plastic barrel, a collapsed firepit and an old amazon box. (which we burned). There were 2 paddle boats and 2 row boats available, but the canoe had a couple cracks in it.
We did catch some pike and a bass from the shore and from the row boat.
We ended up leaving early (after the hair in the drain issue) and cut our losses. Don't be fooled by the rustic description. Rustic also means inhabitable.