You should include a small amount monthly for consumable supplies (TP, paper towels, soap, dish detergent, etc.).

Where is the best place to purchase, linen's rugs, a television dishes and art?

I buy toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, laundry detergent & dryer sheets, dishwasher soap pods, liquid dish soap, coffee packets, sheets, pillows, bath towels, washcloths & hand towels from SAMs. 

remember if you sleep 6 in the condo you need to have enough of everything to service 6 guests  Bathrooms, linens, dishes, chairs, parking  etc.Also keep in mind the extra wear n tear  and noise levelsGood luck

Salmon, Trout and catfish are tasty and fit on my plate.

I’m not sure what your budget is but you’ll be dishing out some coin if you want to be in decent neighborhoods.

Charges shall include but not be necessarily limited to, late fees, 3-Day Notice fees, dishonored check fees, charges for Tenant caused maintenance and damage to the premises, and any unpaid utility bills.”So if you had a clause like that in your lease, you could apply the rent payments as the lease specifies (including to unpaid utility bills).Additionally, there is another clause that states (in summary) under the Utilities section: “...Tenant shall be responsible for and shall pay when applicable directly to the appropriate supplier, for ALL utilities and services, private and public service charges and assessments, and deposits required by a utility or service company including but not limited to gas, electricity, water, sewer, garbage, phone, cable, satellite dish, internet connection etc. 

My understanding is that (at least here in Central Maine), you have an 8 week season, and the successful people usually supply linens, cleaning, dishes, etc.

Do you provide any type of camping essentials with your rental besides dishes?

I know people who went all the way and dished out 445K FOR NOTHING.