Big Rock Ski Area is the best in Maine in my opinion. The perfect family ski hill. The atmosphere…read morehere is so genuine and the skiing is superb. They are open most days of the week. From the moment you pull into the parking lot you can feel the vibe of Big Rock. There is usually a bonfire lit outside the lodge to warm up by. Classic rock plays over the outdoor speakers as families are coming and going from the lodge. You can feel the joy that everyone gets from their job there. Everyone is so helpful and just want to make sure you're having a good time. I will be back again and again. And if I could give it more stars I would.

stayed in their new cabins, wonderful, everything was provided. Nice, clean, comfortable and…read morewonderful owners. definitely would stay again.

This is truly one of the nicest, cleanest and well kept campgrounds ever! We stay here every year…read moreon our way to and from Canada. Always an extremely pleasant experience, fairly priced, and all around friendly and fun atmosphere. If you're looking for a kid friendly, pet friendly, and just a great place to stay and relax, this is it! See you all next year!

We were up in the area for a wedding. Our group had 6 adults and two newborns. Pam the owner was…read moreVERY accommodating! We rented both the cabin and a room in the lodge. It was situated on a very quiet and private property. The cabin was spacious and pristine!! The wood interiors makes you feel like you are staying in a hunters cabin with modern updates. Everything Is brand new, with satellite cable, fully equipped kitchen w/ new appliances, dishes, silverware. The living room is open to the kitchen with a love seat and a couch, enough room to put an air mattress. There's a bedroom and a bathroom downstairs. Upstairs has 5 twin beds, a queen, and plenty of room for an air mattress or two. There was A/C but even on a hot summer day, the open windows created a nice fresh breeze. Bathroom was stocked with fresh towels for our stay. The lodge was also very comfortable. Large screen TV in a living room with oversized couches. We had the use of a fridge, an updated bathroom, bedroom had two beds (double and twin). Pam had a fire set up for us, brought extra chairs for is to lounge on the deck. And was extremely hospitable! High recommend if you are looking for a place to stay.

Quietly tucked back on Roosevelt Rd, this camp has everything you need essentially and then some…read more Two bedrooms upstairs with 1 queen bed each, downstairs one room has two comfortable cots, and the back room a king bed, a full bed and a twin bed. Full-size fridge, a mini fridge for beverages, and a full size range. They had special touches like a s'mores basket. Every housewife's dream, it come with a washer and dryer located in the large bathroom! Getting onto the dock could be slightly troublesome if you are not well on your feet. But, manageable for sure. They have stairs from the dock that lead into the water. The swimming area is clean and so fresh. The water is generally a good temperature. Not to far from Sand Cove and Barker Rocks. You can use the two kayaks that are provided or rent a motorboat for $100 a day or an hourly rate from Birch Point Campground. Be sure to hit up farm stands in the summer, brookside inn for breakfast, a day trip to Houlton when it is rainy, or cross the border into Canada if you have your documents. Matt Porter was a delight to work woth during the entire process. You can locate this property on Air BB.

The options are few in the area so I was happy to try out this small roadside motel. It was clean…read moreand reasonably cozy. Don't know what the 2014 reviewer who called it a pig sty experienced but when I was there summer 2015 I found it perfectly clean and pleasant. The manager who checked me in was friendly and helpful. If you are polite and friendly I find small town folks to be lovely and gracious. Don't expect the Taj Mahal in a small town where they may cater to hunters and truckers. It would have been nice to have a coffee or tea pot, iron/board, and/or hair dryer. And the pillows were too fat and firm for my liking. But otherwise I was very satisfied.

Great motel. The room was very clean. Seems they are particular in the cleanliness of the room…read more Very accommodating and friendly. We met Diana the Yorkie. She is an old girl but very friendly and adorable. There is a no pets allowed rule and after discussing with the owner, makes perfect sense. In Houlton? Stay here...the price is right and you get a good night's sleep. Thanks Richard!!!

I am definitely (hopefully) staying here again- if work sends me back to Maine! The staff are…read moreincredibly pleasant, the rooms are reasonably well kept, and the restaurant is amazing.

Pure pleasure and hospitality- A welcoming friendly staff-…read morelike coming home. The rooms are clean, of ample size, and the housekeeping fast, efficient, and thorough. Reception very helpful. The people staffing this place reflect the qualities of the Houlton people in general: honest, embracing, accommodating- signs in town everywhere said: "Welcome! We appreciate you." A great memorable stay during the solar eclipse. Thank you!

My boyfriend and I have stayed with Angie and mike twice now and both times it's been one of the…read morebest places we've ever stayed. They are the most kind, sweet and loving people. They go above and beyond to make you not only comfortable and happy, but to feel as part of family. I can't express how satisfied we have always been and how appreciative we are to have met them and stay with them. It's definitely a spot we will return to often. And let me tell you, the cooking, it's amazing. She makes sure your food is just as you like it. She brings you cookies and candy on your pillow. I mean these people amaze me every time we're there. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast to anyone and everyone. You won't regret it.

The Yellow House is a restored 1862 homestead B & B owned by Gina Clark, wonderful hostess and…read morecook. She is also an International Tour Guide with great helpful information about lakes, mountains, hiking trails and restaurants close to Oakfield. I stayed three nights at this gorgeous 110 acre farmland and even drove the short 24 mile distance up to Canada to see the longest covered bridge in the world in New Brunswick.