The outdoors area was great, we had trouble finding enough oars for the equipment, but there were several rope swings, canoe & kayak. We were very pleased with that area.
The house however, where to begin... let's start with safety. The only way to secure the large sliding patio door was with a 2x4 wedged against the door handle. It was very not-securely wedged (could fall over with a bangs on the outside of the door) and made us uncomfortable. The master bedroom had a hole in the window which they "fixed" by covering with cardboard. The "historic" bunkhouse... we could only get one of the interior screen doors to "latch" with one of those screen door hooks. Door did not lock on that entrance. We couldn't even get the other door to close all the way. We were extremely uncomfortable with kids sleeping out there alone and they ended up inside the house. And the historic bunkhouse has no restroom, so we had to leave a door open and unlocked when the kids did try to sleep out there. Very unsecure. Yes I know it's the country, but this house is ON a pretty major highway. (Major for Leakey standards anyway, but lots of very loud truck passed by the house.) Other concerns/unhappinesses with the house was: We found an unknown pair of shorts under a bed that looked as though they had been there awhile. The master bedroom had a set of baby clothes and wipes wedged between the footboard and the mattress. So not great housekeeping. The kitchen sink drains DIRECTLY to the exterior of the kitchen. You can imagine that after a few days of milk going down the draining, the smell was less than pleasant. The freezer on the fridge in the garage didn't open all the way so was useless. Onto the "linen service". “Linen service” means they will provide 2 top sheets and pillowcases. No fitted sheets were provided. Additionally, “linen service” means that they will leave the linens on top of your bed for you to make yourself. (Over and over since no fitted sheets are provided.) Finally, “linen service” means that they will provide you with what has to be a world champion towel. Sizing in at approximate 2’x 3.5’, these towels are so thin they could easily be confused for sheets or pillowcases.
So, in summation, the outside was great. Inside, not so much. Would not stay again due to the lack of security.