My husband and I spent a week at Eagles Nest. Loved it. Very small campground, quiet and well…read morekept. Ginny is a super nice host and very friendly. Would repeat visit. Laura & Ed Denman

Although it was only $61 a night, it's super sketchy. Located behind an abandoned service /gas…read morestation. The whole room was smaller than my closeted, and I don't live in any big place. Please have Wi-Fi, but it was so weak in my room that are only work at one end, and didn't exist in the front by the TV. The room had a mini fridge and a two burner electric stove, but it was all period: late 60s at best. The fan in the bathroom made more noise than a freight train. The pull-out sofa only pulled out once, and then could never be pushed back in. Ugh. I wish they would update the place lately, as if they did I'd have no problem paying 80 or 90 a night for this location but it would have to be 1995-vintage or butter.....

This little motel has a very friendly & cute vibe circulating the air. You can easily tell it's an…read moreowner-operated motel. My wife & I couldn't find a hotel, for a reasonable price, to lay our heads for just the night, because were the last minute, middle of the night, kind of people. We gave them a call to be sure they're open, & they answered (both times) around midnight & one in the morning, & we're greeted pleasantly, rather than hatefully like all the others we had tried. The lobby is behind the motel, in the owner's mud room of their house, you'll see a little neon "open" sign where you enter. I found it very comforting. Our room was laid out very nicely, & uniquely unoridinary, almost like a small 1 bedroom apartment. You're actually booking a small suite. The room had all the amenities one might need. They have an old A/C unit in the bedroom, that looks like an antique from the 1800s, when we turned it on, it sounded like the unit was screaming at me. I would advise that would be replaced, in the near future.. The interior is a little outdated (panel board, older yet unique appliances) but welcoming & clean regardless. The location isn't exactly ideal, but we've been to a lot worse.

One of the most expensive dining places in central Maine! Under new owners, the dinner prices for…read morenon-guests are off the chart! Two dinners, 1 glass of wine & 2 desserts:$160.00. After going there for years, we will not be going back!

Thank you for the dazzling memories - it was like being on the set of "On Golden Pond" except it…read morewas all fabulously REAL! Our Cabin, called "Pebbles" was the right mix of rustic and comfort. The meals (which are all included in the price) were honestly more than I could eat and so delicious. And watching the sun-set and listening to the Loons were daily events. It was everything that we had hoped for and e will cherish our memories of Alden Camps always ...we will be back!! Thank you to Martha, Carter, Sam, the cabin boys and girls, the cooks, servers, and to all the activity supervisors who were there whenever we needed.

Ben's accommodations in Kingfield are great! Loved our relatively long stay, skiing at Sugarloaf…read moreand hiking nearby trails. Very comfortable place - highly recommend.

Deer Farm Camps was in the perfect location for a 3 day weekend, peak bagging extravaganza for me…read moreto finish my 67th 4k footer in New England. I was stoked to find a place that was available for a holiday weekend and wasn't super overpriced. I outreached the owner via their contact button and got a quick response and booked the site. When we arrived we were shocked that our site was not cleared (full of weeds, tall grass and even some trash. We were on a site that was right on top of another site with an ugly old camper on it (looked haunted and abandoned). The site was the dumpiest camp site I've stayed on, and I've stayed on thousands of campsites. I feel bad writing a harsh review because the owner seemed to be super friendly. There was one bathhouse which were the only facilities in the campground. I didn't use the showers because those and the bathrooms seemed grungy. It's a great location and pretty easy to locate but I would recommend them cleaning up the sites and maybe updating a few things. The sites were too close together for my taste and again, the trash on our site was really off putting. I wouldn't go back.

$18.00 a night for a tent site. Pool, air hockey, ping pong, board games, hot & clean showers,…read morelaundry,microwave, coffee, small store. $.35 ice cream sandwiches. For an RV & tent site it was not overcrowded. Pond for swimming and plenty of places for kids to run around. Kingfield also has a very nice grocery store about 3 miles away and a burrito stand that puts Chipolte to shame. The gaming and laundry area does have a 1970s feel and everything seems old and tired, but after 2 weeks of campsites this was one of the best because of so many things to do.

My husband and I were looking for a fun way to "leaf peep," since the Common Ground Fair was…read morecancelled this year due to the coronavirus precautions. I saw an article about RailCycling, and we thought we'd give it a try. We were not disappointed! So what are RailCycles? Think of a tandem recumbent bike, that runs on train tracks. We started at a historic train station in Unity (unfortunately, we were there too early to partake of the ice cream shop that was housed in one of the buildings, but we did browse a soap shop). Check out the tiny museum, which doubles as a rudimentary gift shop. We then sat down on our Cycle. They are somewhat adjustable for height, but not completely. I'm short (5' tall), and the closest I could get to the pedals had me reaching, because of the placement of the brake cable. When I tried one of the others, the closer setting was too close (maybe sized for a child). My seat also seeped water (though it hadn't rained for days), and I ended up with a very wet butt. The seats also aren't very wide, so take that into account. Once we got started, it was a lot of fun - one major roadway across which Logan stopped traffic so we could cross, followed by a stretch of track that traversed the woods with their beautiful fall colors, then hugged past Unity Pond, through a swampy area (where we were treated to three lovely herons flying past), and across a railroad bridge before stopping to turn around and head back. All the while we pedaled steadily, getting exercise as well as a fun ride through the woods. When we did reach that halfway point, I was disappointed - it all goes by so quickly! The entire trip takes an hour or so. It's not a difficult pedal, though there are some slight grades (remember, these are train tracks, and trains don't do well going up and down hills). I think that if the group (there were five couples, including us) were having trouble keeping up, our guide would have slowed down to accommodate us. But if you're looking for a strenuous workout, you won't find it here. We enjoyed the ride, spent some time together laughing, talking and taking in the scenery - great activity for a beautiful autumn day in Maine. Longer would have been better for us, but Logan did say that a longer ride is planned for October!

My experience with Field of Greens Limousine was excellent. Not only was the cost several hundred…read moreless expensive than other quotes I received, the service was top notch. Heather was our driver for our wedding party. She arrived on time and was professional and extremely helpful. Then when we got to the ceremony venue and realized we had forgotten all our flowers, she really went above and beyond. She drove back to our hotel and collected our flowers and got them to us in time for the ceremony! She helped the bride with her dress and kept champagne flowing for the bridesmaids and groomsmen. Her customer service was incredible. I highly recommend you hire Fields of Green for your transportation needs and make sure you ask for Heather!

Rating is for the lounge - Love the fireplace and the lighting over the bar…read more The bartender was not attentive... took an extremely long time to order and receive drinks. Played with his phone while people were standing there waiting for service. He wasn't friendly and acted like we were bothering him. Also, was shocked by our bar bill. 3 house wines (smallest pours I've ever received) and 2 whiskey & gingerales were $71 before tip. Prices aren't even this high on-mountain. We won't be returning.

This is my second trip here. Stayed back in 2020 with the previous owners. Really loving the new…read moreownership and the new vibe. Fabulous sauna and hot tub. Great yoga and meditation room. Easy access to downhill skiing and Nordic skiing. Highly recommended!