10/10
The cabins come in different sizes for different budgets, and rentals include free watercraft. There are hiking trails from fairly easy to challenging, and I love the place. Getting there takes some planning: the last 3 km can be tricky even in summer after heavy rain, and from late October to late April you’ll want winter tires and traction aids. Bring rubber boots for a muddy parking lot, plus a couple of tarps in case the buggies used to haul your things get wet from rain or snow. The one drawback is that none of the cabins seem wheelchair accessible.
