Great Lake in Northern Maine for boating, fishing, swimming and more. It is one of the only lakes…read morein Maine with an active seaplane base. It's a relatively shallow lake compared to the rest in the Fish River chain. Ice fishing is great in the winter for Brook Trout and Atlantic Salmon.

Unbelievable place, Tanya and Clay are top notch. Great hunting and fishing, will be back next year…read moreagain!!

Beautiful grounds and well taken care of. Very friendly hosts. Perfect sunset spot. This campground…read morehas river access right across the street

This is a nice park. The campground is well maintained and the people who work there are very nice…read more They mow pathways throughout the park and across the street so that you can walk down to the Aroostook River. Tons of cool things to do nearby, including crossing over to Canada to visit FDR's summer cottage. We enjoyed visiting the local brewery and talking w the locals.

I grew up in the Moosehead area and know it very well. I used to see moose about every 10 feet as a…read morekid. Between what I believe to be overhunting of the moose (I am not a anti-hunt person) and diseases they have suffered such as so many of the young ones dying recently of ticks, they are far and few between. I took my Granddaughter on her first trip to Maine this past July. I knew we had a very short time there and moose were very scarce. Although I knew the area well, I had not been back to Maine in sometime. I knew the best opportunity for my granddaughter to see a moose would be a person who is very experienced in finding them, as well as being out there each and every day. I certainly chose the best guide in Amber of Moosehead area guide service. Her knowledge of the Maine woods, the Moosehead area and of the moose themselves was incredible. We had been out for a while and not seen a moose. She told my granddaughter that she had to get out of the car and do the Moose dance if she wanted to see a moose. Amber looked at me and whispered, I can see she is getting a little sleepy as we started at 4:30 AM in the morning. I thought this would give her a good break. Amber did teach the most dance. It was so funny because minutes after she taught my granddaughter how to do the Moose dance we came upon a beautiful moose. My granddaughter was so excited and I was so happy we had such a knowledgeable, kind, and sweet person as Amber. If you ever get to Maine and want to see a moose, I highly recommend booking your trip with Moosehead area, guide service and Amber. Maybe she will even teach you the most dance.

If you ever want to see a moose but also learn EVERYTHING there is to know about them, you have to…read morebook a moose tour with Moosehead Area Guide Service! I thought I loved these beautiful animals but Harold, the tour guide, surpasses my passion! He goes beyond anyone I know to explain in a detail and in a respectful way how moose live in nature to include their habitat, diet, temperament, physical features, mating season, difference between male and female moose, behavior etc. I could go on and on but you HAVE to experience this yourself! I just took my 12 yo grdson on a tour the end of July. He said it was better than Christmas! This was my 2nd time with Harold where I had taken another grdson. Both experiences unexplainable and wonderful! A memory they'll treasure forever! Call today and book a tour! You'll be so happy you did to see and learn about these amazing, magnificent animals!

My childhood best friend and I, literally stumbled upon Rideouts August of 2025…read more Wow, we were so amazed. 1950s charm with modern anemeties. We stayed for 3 days in a Studio cottage literally on the water, grandfathered to be so close. Gas grill and picnic table and Ice, all available and free. Cabin was quite clean, we heard the loons at night. Patty and Stan are very friendly, easy going and especially accommodating. Kids were laughing, playing, swimming, fishing. Great place for family's on a budget. Lots of available kayaks and canoes. Power Boats are very well maintained, clean, reasonable rental rates. Stan and Patty make it very clear, No dogs allowed! That's ok, they are upfront with everyone. Who wants to hear barking dogs all day and night. Sooo, we going back, I just booked a full week in a cabin with a kitchen, for late June 2026. We opted out of the Meal plan, although we hear the American plan food is top notch. RIDEOUTS set us up with a Registered Maine fishing Guide, (Burt). We are so excited. I'll add a few pictures from last year (2025) June/July 2026 review to come.

I take a number of trips to Rideouts each year and I just saw the two negative reviews and feel…read morecompelled to respond. This place is a hidden gem. Stan and Patti work tirelessly to ensure everyone has a great experience whether it is a group fishing or a young family vacationing. They respond quickly to everyone's needs and concerns. The place is spotless and well maintained. I was witness to several incidents that the previous negative reviewer inaccurately described and also the damage he or his family left. They were asked to leave and the people there, including me, were glad they did. Stan and Patti have big hearts and long fuses but when people act in a manner that impacts their livelihood, property, or the experience of other vacationers, after a few warnings you are asked to leave. It is why I keep coming back and year after year and the experience keeps getting better and better. It is a hidden gem but only for those who are respectful of others. I'm heading back again in a few weeks and would recommend it to anyone.

"Don't come here to get away from it all, come here to get into it all" is a sign in the camp that…read moresays it all. This is an authentic Maine Sporting Camp. We have been going here for 14 years. The fishing is outstanding (lake trout, brookies, blue back char, and salmon) the food and accommodations are great, but the most remarkable thing about Bradford Camps are Igor and Karen Sikorsky, the owners. They are outstanding hosts and treat the all of the guests like their favorite family members. The staff is super accommodating and helpful. There is no WiFi, no television, and no newspaper. The best place i have found anywhere to relax and just be. Magical sunsets are a bonus. Best way to get to camp is via Katahdin Air, a floatplane service from Millinocket or Bangor. Tell Jim Strang, the proprietor of Katahdin Air that you want the Walker discount. Warning: if you go to Bradford Camps, you will want to go back every year.

Oh my god, I can't believe BC hasn't been reviewed yet! Bradford Camps is an unmatchable…read moreexperience in so many ways. Accessible (safely) only by floatplane, the present and the past of this special place are unique. Accommodations, food, available activities, ambience, location, staff, all second to none in its kind. Igor and Karen and their staff make you feel as though you are guests in their home; and really you are! If you have the opportunity, don't miss it! Oh, and kudos to Igor and Jimmie, the pilots; safer (and far more enjoyable) than driving on the interstate!