Leen's Lodge is the ultimate fishing experience! I've been with my parents, my husband and most…read morerecently with our two young children - each visit has been even better than the last (and it started out fantastic!) The cabins are so comfy and clean ~ the onsite beach is the best way to start your morning & end the day. Meals at the lodge are delicious - Scott and Kris are such wonderful hosts. We also highly recommend local fishing guides: Sue, Billy, Randy & Jessie. If you want to take your friends/family on a magical vacation - you must come to Leen's!

"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 a beautiful view, all of the cabins are so clean, nice and comfy. The owners are so nice! I…read morehighly recommend staying here during the summertime.

A quiet place to get away from it all. We stayed for a long weekend in Cabin 3. So cozy,…read morecomfortable, clean and affordable. And they have everything you need! Full kitchen with all the pots, pans and utensils you need. (Just bring your ingredients) The beds are made and cozy. There's even fire wood ready for your use! Cabin 3 sits right on the lake. The screened in porch looks over it..offering the most relaxing place to start and end your day. We can't wait to visit again!

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.

We stay at Kendall Farm Cottages every summer. We love the Wildflower cottage. It is cozy and…read morerustic. The boathouse is quaint. A canoe is provided and there are fresh blueberries for the picking right outside the door. It is so peaceful and quiet with beautiful grounds. You will hear the loons call. The evenings have beautiful sunsets. Georgie is wonderful and leaves homemade goodies for you, this time it was whoopie pies and pickled beets. I highly recommend this place.

From the owner: Kendall Farm Cottages is a coastal country sanctuary situated on the easternmost lake in the USA…read moreand just a few minutes from the ocean's highest tides in the world. Our cottages offer two of the loveliest weekly rentals in all of coastal Maine perfect for a rustic eco-adventure, romantic or family vacation. Reconnect with what is really important- nature, family, yourself. Fresh bouquets of flowers and Kendall Farm preserves and perhaps a welcoming meow from Seamus will greet you at your cottage! Within a 5-mile radius of Kendall Farm . . . Enjoy horseback riding, hike miles of nature trails on a 1000-acre farm, meet and greet friends and savor great local seafood at the New Friendly Restaurant, kayak fresh and salt water shore lines. Launch your boat at Gleason's Cove on Passamaquoddy Bay, and more.

Lovely woman at check-in, very accommodating . Clean,…read morecomfortable, & cute cabins. Lovely local art in gift shop.

The owner woman we dealt with was so great to us. It was an emergency stay very last minute. She…read moremade what accommodations she could for us and also allowed us to get reimbursed when we decided to leave early. We really appreciated that.

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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This is my absolute favorite place to stay in Millinocket. We've stayed in hotels, houses, etc…read more but this Lodge has a pool table and lots of room to have all your friends staying locally as well to all meet up and hang out together. They decorations are so cool you could spend an hour just exploring. And, the kitchen!! Has everything you could think of to make enough for a crowd. The owner knows all the sweet spots to travel to and will even show you around! Dont miss out on staying here! Its on the trails, close to store for gas or a license, and close to town and restaurants.

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.

a trip to maine--obviously, but i need to point out the obvious--and why a trip to maine you ask--a…read morephone conversation with my girlfriend and we figured out that the two of us have never been to maine--other than me but it was a drive from new hampshire to portland to fly out. anyway, there was one light house in particular that she needed to see--and she had it in her phone. and of course it was the west quoddy head lighthouse. so we hopped in the car and drove to lubec all the way from albuquerque which is a long story in itself. i was tasked to find lodging all along the trip, and realized that there was not a lot in lubec. Found the West Quoddy Station, and sure why not give it a try. We were so glad we did. the first thing we noticed is that it was QUIET. peaceful quiet. and was everything as advertised. we had the starboard bouy barn, and it was nice and roomy. having a kitchen meant we could just get something in town and cook in the room. to be able to just have a nice meal and enjoy the scenery was fantastic. the room was nice and warm for may, and the shower was terrific. big bathroom which is a plus. definitely worth the drive!!

This is our second visit to West Quoddy Station in as many months. The first was a drop everything…read moreand just go Friday Night getaway in May. Luckily for us, the massive Station House--we surmise the former lifesaving station's dormitory--was available and offered at a not to be refused price. What fun to rattle around its many bedrooms and baths. Most memorable were the sweeping views across the Bay of Fundy north to Lubec and Campobello Island, and that evening's awe-inspiring sunset. You would do well to consider The Station House for family or friend reunion or small business retreats. We enjoyed West Quoddy Station so much that we decided to return for our 42nd wedding anniversary, but only if we could get the Crew's Quarters cabin, its views comparable to The Station House's with even greater privacy. Twice lucky! Given Crew's Quarters unassuming Downeast shingle exterior, we were nearly stunned and very impressed upon entering to discover possibly the most meticulously constructed Post and Beam home in my thirty years selling Downeast real estate. Talk about overbuilt! Every cedar beam heftier, every plank and floor board wider than required, all carefully joined. No place for sheetrock in Crew's Quarters: instead every wall built of wide cedar planks pleasingly laid diagonally. Plus a fully vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. And those views of the blue Bay of Fundy, even bluer skies from bedrooms, living, and dining rooms, and Crew's Quarters spacious deck. We, our friends, and their aging golden service dog, Brigid, were very comfortable. The weather being fine, we spent most of our time relaxing and dining on the deck. Everything worked fine in the shared bathroom, towels were thick. The kitchen wasn't gourmet-worthy, but the toaster took a split bagel and the vintage Mr. Coffee worked. There's a pot for boiling lobster, if you must. Had the weather turned cold--as it can, quickly--we would have been grateful for the propane "woodstove" and large Rinnaii heater. We did way better than survive. We'll be back! P.S. West Quoddy Station is a dozen minutes from the International Bridge to Campobello Island, a few minutes more to the auto and bike ferry to Deer Island, itself worth a day's touring. Nearby artsy Eastport, Maine, is worth a visit. And don't miss Monica's Chocolates in Lubec!

This location is a HIDDEN GEM ! If you are looking for simple, affordable accommodations in the…read morevicinity of Acadia, look no further. This small motel and complex of cabins sits just off the main road with access to the lake behind it. From the moment we arrived, we admired its vintage charm & greatly appreciated how EXTREMELY CLEAN our motel room was. Freshly painted, new rustic bedding, knotty pine floors, and blackout curtains make it a cozy place to stay. There is a flat screen TV, mini fridge / freezer, microwave and Free Wifi available in the motel rooms. You can tell that the owner takes great pride in caring for the property. Out front of your motel room, is a picnic bench, gas grill, fire pit and chairs for your use. You can stroll down to the lake, swim, jump off the dock or borrow one of the canoes available. Our family of 2 adults, 2 young children and 2 dogs fit very comfortably in the room provided. Acadia is about 35 minutes away. At $85/nite we were happy to make a little drive to get to our destination.

From the owner: Pine Shore Motel & Cabins was established in 1949, Family owned & operated. Whether it's leisure,…read morebusiness, or simply wanting time away from home,Pine shore Motel & Cabins is your place to stay. Located on Beautiful Toddy Pond in East Orland Maine, you will experience nothing other then peace & serenity! While your staying here. Call us to book your stay today