I stayed here for a night on my way to visit the Presque Isle Air Museum and Loring AFB. It's a…read morenice little motel in the countryside about 7 minutes outside of Presque Isle. Rooms were quite clean and the owner, Steve, was knowledgeable about the local area and very accommodating. The motel also has a little kitchen area with some basics for breakfast. Finally, the rooms were reasonably priced. Thanks Steve, for helping make my trip to Maine a good one.

This was the first time at this place as we come up this way once or twice a year. The room was…read morealways clean and friendly staff. It's off the road so you can enjoy some quite time at night. It may not be up to date but still a nice place to stay. I didn't boot by calling them but on line. Next time I'd call. The online price was different than what me paid

Everytime I am in Portage Deans is a must stop place! The bar area is always fun! Drinks are always…read moregood and the service is always friendly! I love their wings, onion rings and the spinach and artichoke dip. Tonight I had had the Prime Rib and it was melt in your mouth!!

Great spot to grab a filling breakfast in Portage, before you hit the trail! Gas station across…read morethe road too! I had the house omelet that was packed with anything and everything! It was very good! We helped ourselves to coffee, as our group was larger it made it easier on our waitress. A great spot!

This place is definitely off the beaten path, you access it using a logging road. It's located…read moredirectly on Fish River. You wouldn't know it once your there but it's completely off the grid, run on solar and generator power. It's family owned and run, stories are told about the family history which just makes the lodge even more special. They go above and beyond to make your stay the best possible. You will never leave hungry with their amazing home cooked meals. Bring your favorite adult beverage of choice to enjoy by the fire while meeting new friends. We make the 7 hour drive to come back year after year for great snowmobiling and for the one of a kind lodge atmosphere.

When you come here you feel like family. Very welcoming and relaxing. So clean and comfy. Truely…read moreone a kind experience. The food is phenomenal. The location is beautiful. Right along the river. We will be back!

I understand that a new owner has taken over the business. BUT, NEVER would the previous owner…read morerented a room that had to have a wastebasket under the sink to catch the water from the sink. Also, the previous owner would have made the beds, we stayed for 2 nights, they would have rinsed out the coffee maker, and cleaned the floor. AND why are the towels laying on the bed instead of in the bathroom where you need them? The price has jumped by $30.00 or more for poor service. It is a little too pricy for what you get.

I had to stay here recently during a family emergency that brought me to Caribou. The rooms were…read moreVERY clean, very well kept with a small refridge and a microwave. The rate is VERY reasonable at $60-$70 per night and yes, you get your room cleaned every day. Donna, the owner is a sweatheard and will assist with any needs you have. Can't go wrong here!!

Very quiet area & we never heard any other visitors or residents around us the entire stay. Expect…read morerustic conditions, wildlife, & lots of shade. Very modern - running water from a mountain water well, lighting, propane stove & oven, a large kitchen counter, a kitchen table with four chairs, a super comfortable leather chair & ottoman, a jackknife sofa, a queen bed, & a set of bunk beds. There is also a very new wood burning stove with lots of wood. There is also a wall heater that is fueled by propane. Stocked with cutlery, service utensils, glasses, & mugs. Has a large Blackstone grill under cover. Chairs around the outside of the property. Owners supplied a large cooler. * Outdoor sink. Two large picnic tables. Typical outhouse, is very new & close to front door. State owned bathroom just a few minute drive. * Large outdoor shower with HOT water near front door. * All amenities very easy to use just follow the directions. * Mountain trails for hikes for every level of hiker with signs of wildlife. * Nearby - Produce stand called Arnold's Farm Market nearby. * Fort Kent -Canadian Border Crossing & the Swamp Bucket restaurant. * Presque Isle - coffee shops & The Riverside Inn Restaurant. * Caribou - go to "Sleepers" for clothing & the bowling alley. HUGE! Longer reviews on other review sites. We will definitely be back for a longer trip next time. Thank you to the owners of MMC Outdoors! You're all very lucky to have this beautiful camp to enjoy with your families.

Many years ago (1972) I spent a week at the Red River Camps with my father and grandfather. I…read moreremember a rugged camp with the traditional lodge and out cabins. So I wanted the same experience for my sons so I contacted Jen Brophy proprietor of Red River Camp and made a reservation with just my memories. With my two sons, my brother and his son, we began our adventure. After an exhausting 14 hour drive up to Portage and a 26 mile dirt road experience to get to the Camps we were welcomed by Miss Brophy and shown to our cabin. The camp was nowhere near what I had remembered. Miss Brophy a petite red hair woman was the consummate hostess. Always a smile and a hello even as she was hauling a 200 pound propane cylinder up the steep hill to the work shed. Business wise, this woman is on point. We stayed at Touge Cabin nestled at edge of the Island Pond. Our accommodations were not what I remembered. I chose the American plan for this trip because I did not want to be bothered by cooking and cleaning up. The price included our four bedroom cottage, full bath with hot water on demand and a full living room. I must say the beds were comfortable and just what one needed after a day of fishing or hiking. The price included all meals. You went to the main log lodge with a giant cathedral ceiling, stuffed bears, wood stove and reading chairs. There you sat at a large table for your meals. The woman who ran the kitchen was Gloria. With an extensive background as a veteran chief at her husband's bear camps this woman could be the next Master Chief. Coffee was at 6a.m. With breakfast at 7. Every morning we were greeted to a hot muffin, blueberry scone, or Cinnamon roll with homemade blueberry, or peach jam. Then eggs to order, pancakes or oatmeal and of course fresh baked bread. Then you order your box lunch of turkey, roast beef or PBJ, on of course homemade bread and then go fishing or hiking. Diners were at 6pm when the steeple bell chimes. Every diner was a four star presentation from NY Strip steaks cooked to order to spaghetti and meat balls over homemade fettuccini to pork loin with Fern fiddle heads and pork roast. Then comes desert with wonderful cakes, apple crumble with vanilla ice-cream and much more. Gloria, you are the best! This Camp is for everyone. Families to the retired couple, fishermen to hikers just wanting a getaway. All in all, I give the Read River Camps a 5 star out of 5

Jen and Gloria are awesome hosts. We stayed three days and two nights at one of the small cabins on…read morethe water. The cabin was nice, it had a really comfortable king size bed, wood stove, bathroom, deck. The bathroom was new and clean and the screened in front deck that was perfect for watching ducks swim around, fish jump, ect, on the lake. Jen and Gloria cook for you every night and morning and than pack a lunch for you if you want to go out fishing, hiking, or whatever. We loved every meal. They even surprised me with a great birthday cake. Chocolate with raspberry filling. Yum!! There's plenty of hiking, fishing, sightseeing, to do right in the area. You have to drive pretty far into the woods but it's totally worth it. Lots of wildlife to see too.