We booked this cottage (turned out to be more of a cabin) from July 4th to July 18th. The location is stunning, right on the lake and having access to a cute little beach but unfortunately that’s where the charm ended. The cabin itself is in a state of disrepair, everything from leaky bathroom fittings, to wall paper peeling off; we did not get a welcoming vibe from this cabin. The furniture is dated and uncomfortable (couch is a piece of plywood with cushions), the bathroom needs a complete overhaul (mold behind the toilet, sink and tub), the shower is hard to use if your over 5 foot 4, the floor in the bathroom was lifting exposing staples. The upstairs loft was a complete mess and not usable. Cooking meals inside is not a easy task, the oven is old and with no range hood be prepared to have to constantly turn off the fire alarm. The best part of the cabin was the back patio but even then, swarms of wasps and bees which have taken residence under the deck made that hard to enjoy. There is a covered gazebo but the netting was destroyed and it had no top so insects still found their way in, the doors don’t close well so also be prepared to have mosquitoes flying around all night. Paying 200$ a day to stay here I expected a lot more when you look at the comparables around Fredricton and Oromocto. We ended up leaving 7 days early and moving to a hotel. If you do plan on booking this cabin I recommend no more than a weekend as it is not set up for a long duration stay (no laundry, no wifi and very limited cell service)