Went on a guided snowmobile tour, rented a double rider, full gear and the heated shield, perfectly…read morewarm, ive been riding a few times with friends but never really on my own, big shoutout to Paul for making it a really fun experience, feeding the birds was awesome! Definitely would do it again- see you next winter!

Fantastic location! We had 10 people attend for a work offsite. Stayed in two large cabins and…read morerented snowmobiles from them as well. Mid- February. Restaurant is closed Tuesday and Wednesday (the food and drink choice is AMAZING). Brewery is open for breakfast 7-10 everyday and lunch/dinner everyday. (Their dark oat stout is amazing.). Plenty of linens provided. Plenty of dishes and baking utensils. Very responsive in phone for emails. Plenty of good trails right off the camp. About 1.5 hours from BGR airport. Little bit of non-paved roads but it's not extreme. The suv was needed in winter. One of the cabins had a gas grill which is great but our other one didn't. I wish they had a bonfire area but it was REALLY cold. -10 at night. It would be nice if they salted some of the walking areas but we had snow boots so all good. Rentals were easy!!! Rented snow mobiles and full gear with heated helmet visor. Totally worth it. We had our own local guide with us so I can't comment on those services. Will stay again!

Great place to stay! Everything you need, friendly & hospitable owners. Beautiful views,…read morepeaceful, great couple, family, friend etc getaway!!!

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.

Available year round. One bedroom has a queen bed second bedroom has a full and two twin beds and…read morethe very comfortable bunkhouse has a queen and and a twin beds . Completely furnished from kitchen to bedding, 42 inch HD satellite tv, gas grill. Less than 30 ft. from the crystal clear water with easy access for swimming. See and hear loons daily , good fishing lake. Wooden dock. Paddle boat, 4 kayaks ,jet skis welcome, boat launch around the corner. ITS 82 atv and snowmobile trail system from the front door. Private, yet minutes from downtown Lincoln for shopping , two golf courses and restaurants. 54.3 miles from Bangor International Airport. Eight minutes from the hospital. Boat rentals available in town.

What a fantastic place! I had the pleasure of accompanying my sons Junior Class outing to this…read moreresort and was impressed on many levels with this establishment. In first approach the roads were jagged and exhausted from the long winter. Being mud season this needs to be over looked but needs to be mentioned. The main lodge/restaurant is beautiful and spacious with front desk access as well as hostess stand to guide you to your table which looks out to Mt. Katahdin. Staff is in a word. AMAZING! Everyone I encountered was friendly and helpful. When I had a health issue arise unexpectedly, Shorey, an employee in the restaurant went above and beyond to help resolve my ailment. She was successful in helping me get the help I needed. Our group took up most, if not all of the sleeping cabins. The group of chaperones I was with stayed in the "Loon" cabin. This cabin is nicer then the house I live in! All the comfort of home plus radiant heat floors, concrete counter tops, full kitchen, and fireplace! Plenty of sleeping arrangements with three bedrooms with queen sized beds and one room had an additional twin bed. In sun room there was a bed as well. Ethan Allen furniture through out. At the River Driver restaurant we had breakfast and dinner nightly and there were no repeats in offerings and EVERYTHING was delicious! Compliments to the chef for the variety offered as well as offering Vegan and Gluten Free options. 120+ is not easy to handle and the staff did n excellent job of keeping things clean and neat.

The oxymoronic Trout Mountain exists, and it's magical!…read more We stayed two nights at this, a premium cabin aground the Twin Pine campground, for an Independence Day wedding. Granted, I can't speak to the plethora of available fun things, like volleyball, horseshoes, a rec center with ping pong, board games and screen doors, and all the kayaking Millinocket Lake has to offer, basically because a hurricane was blowing it all away. Check-in for the temporarily residential side of the New England Outdoor Center is sparkling, as its recently renovated to feature what we'd discover to be a damn fine in-house restaurant. Staff are an orchard of peaches for fruit-based metaphor, or a patch of blueberries if its more regionally appropriate, and while everything seems to be pencil and paper, they were organized. Back to Trout Mountain! With a full kitchen, proximity to all facilities and more beds than the Bunny Ranch, it's essentially a palace at the end of the AT. As such, it's only fitting it sleeps 14 (or 24 college kids, because stop playin'). The only rub - even when you roll deep, you're still looking at anywhere from $70-100 per glamper per night, and three of the beds are in a shared loft. Singles pad, anyone? The wifi is extremely spotty - tough luck keeping a signal to check email, let alone stream reruns of Big Brother on Hulu. Dog friendly, too, so bring ya pup, bring ya wife. Leave your iPhone. Breathe fresh air.

"If I were heading there, I wouldn't start from here." Overheard by a local resident providing…read moredirections to Leen's Lodge. And "I don't think you can get there from here" was heard by another. There's no quick way to Leen's Lodge. Ok, there is a floatplane that gets you there quickly from Bangor. But you have to get yourself to Bangor, first. Driving it's two hours from the airport. But it is worth every bit of effort to get there. Leen's Lodge is a gem on the edge pristine clear waters of West Grand Lake in the heart of the northern Maine wilderness. The lodging is rustic - it is cabins on the lake. But they are clean, quaint, and comfortable. The service and food are top-notch. The proprietors, Scott and Kris Weeks, and family, along with a few extra staff provide an experience you won't ever forget. Dinner - 5 stars. The first night I had the most amazing, perfectly seasoned, tender lamb chops with freshly baked homemade bread, wild rice, asparagus, and dessert was local blueberry pie. Other entrees included maple glazed salmon, filet mignon, and fresh Maine lobster. Breakfast - You cannot beat it. Blueberry pancakes with local maple syrup and thickly sliced bacon. My morning order "Wendy, make whatever looks good today." I was never disappointed. But you are not just coming here for the food. It's an epic outdoor experience - the quality of hunting and fishing is among the best in the world. We fished and caught as many big perch as we wanted, plenty of smallmouth bass, and even some land-locked salmon. (I won't mention that my fishing buddy hooked an eel - that did not get in the boat.) All of this with epic views while bald eagles and osprey soar overhead. The fishing guides are amazing and make the experience suitable for anyone - whether you are an accomplished angler or you've never even baited a hook, you'll find what you're looking for here. I understand the hunting is even better. When you're there, don't forget to look up at the night sky. I don't think I have ever seen the stars so bright. I am counting the days until I can return to Leen's Lodge.

"If I were heading there, I wouldn't start from here." Overheard by a local resident providing…read moredirections to Leen's Lodge. And "I don't think you can get there from here" was heard by another. There's no quick way to Leen's Lodge. Ok, there is a floatplane that gets you there quickly from Bangor. But you have to get yourself to Bangor, first. Driving it's two hours from the airport. But it is worth every bit of effort to get there. Leen's Lodge is a gem on the edge pristine clear waters of West Grand Lake in the heart of the northern Maine wilderness. The lodging is rustic - it is cabins on the lake. But they are clean, quaint, and comfortable. The service and food are top-notch. The proprietors, Scott and Kris Weeks, and family, along with a few extra staff provide an experience you won't ever forget. Dinner - 5 stars. The first night I had the most amazing, perfectly seasoned, tender lamb chops with freshly baked homemade bread, wild rice, asparagus, and dessert was local blueberry pie. Other entrees included maple glazed salmon, filet mignon, and fresh Maine lobster. Breakfast - You cannot beat it. Blueberry pancakes with local maple syrup and thickly sliced bacon. My morning order "Wendy, make whatever looks good today." I was never disappointed. But you are not just coming here for the food. It's an epic outdoor experience - the quality of hunting and fishing is among the best in the world. We fished and caught as many big perch as we wanted, plenty of smallmouth bass, and even some land-locked salmon. (I won't mention that my fishing buddy hooked an eel - that did not get in the boat.) All of this with epic views while bald eagles and osprey soar overhead. The fishing guides are amazing and make the experience suitable for anyone - whether you are an accomplished angler or you've never even baited a hook, you'll find what you're looking for here. I understand the hunting is even better. When you're there, don't forget to look up at the night sky. I don't think I have ever seen the stars so bright. I am counting the days until I can return to Leen's Lodge.

Such nice hosts, the lake is lovely, the big front porch is set up for eating or lounging, the…read morewi-fi works, the shower is great, the kitchen is so well appointed you could roast a Thanksgiving turkey there, the place is clean, quiet, knotty pine panelling, lots of towels, beds for 5 plus a futon sofa on the porch, gas grill in the yard, rustic but perfect if you don't need loud music/party time nearby/to be entertained. Boats for rent, hiking nearby, boat ramp close by if you want to go fishing. All in all a classic Maine lakeside getaway for those who don't need jacuzzis and fancy French food.

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Welcome to a top Family friendly fishing lodge…read more There are private cabins, with en suite bathrooms, excellent housekeeping, a main Lodge with a beautiful dining room serving heroic portions of home made food for breakfast and dinner. The staff anticipates every need, and ensures that every guest enjoys their individualized stay. Boats my be rented but they also offer complete professional guide service with all the necessary equipment. Not to be missed by any rational adult who enjoys the outdoors and pristine wilderness (along with all the faci

A wonderful place to come for dinner! From the gracious hosts Patrick and Sandy, friendly staff,…read moredelicious dinner (Tonight's menu featured prime rib with incredible popovers) to the beautiful setting ensures we'll be coming back.

Can not say enough amazing things about Moosehead Hills cabins, we stayed Labor Day weekend at the…read moreloon cabin on Wilson pond and had the great weekend with family. From kayaking to hiking, dinner down town and golfing the area is great for beautiful scenery and loads of adventure and fun for the whole family. The cabin we rented was beyond beautiful no detail was left out! From the king sized beds, jacuzzi tubs, fireplace and that romantic sun rise over the pond I can without a doubt say we plan on renting a cabin every summer from Moosehead hills Cabins!

From the owner: Rustic luxury log cabin rentals on Moosehead Lake, Maine. Fireplaces; whirlpool baths; moose…read morewatching; on the snowmobile trail.

Beautiful rentals in downtown Greenville, located close to restaurants bars and grills. School…read moreplayground nearby and quick walk to Red Cross Beach.

From the owner: Happy Trails Vacation Rentals is located at 84 Pritham Ave. Greenville, Maine. In the heart of the…read moreMoosehead Lake Region, this unique rental property offers three units which can be rented separately or together for families or large groups. Walking distance to restaurants, bars, boutiques and shops. Right next door to a playground, tennis and pickle ball courts and basketball courts. Direct snowmobile and ATV trail access from the property and a large parking lot for trailers. Just a 1/4 mile from recreational rentals like bikes, snowmobiles, ATV’s, kayaks and more! Just a short drive to the town beach, docks and a state boat launch where you can get out on Moosehead Lake for some of the best year round Brook Trout, Lake Trout, Salmon and Small Mouth Bass fishing in the state! Just a 7 minute drive to Big Moose Mountain Ski Area. Come stay with us for your next North Woods Maine adventure!