This cabin is perfect for a couple with two kids, 3-4 adults, or a small group of friends looking to spend tranquil time on the water. Although small, it maximizes the space available and has a nice linear kitchen with everything you will need. The main cabin has a comfortable queen bed in a small bedroom and a set of twin bunks in the back room that acts like another bedroom. It also has a beautiful bunk house called the "Loon's Nest" that is located about 90 feet off the main cabin. The Loon's Nest has a King Bed (that can be split into two twins) and another double bed. This bunkhouse is perfect for a second couple or older children to give everybody their private space, however it does not have a bathroom or plumbing. The camp has a nice covered porch that leads to a fireplace overlooking the pond; great for evening relaxing and warming by the fire to cook s'mores. Lawns on either side of the cabin provide great games areas and the community is extremely quiet and private. A great staging area to visit Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park (50 minutes away) and a breathtaking view across the pond of Peaked Mountain as the foliage changes. Two single kayaks, a canoe, life jackets, included. 5 miles from a full-service grocery store. We are not here to deceive you, this cabin is small and does not offer luxurious walk-in closets or large areas to drop off days of luggage. The bathroom is very small- but totally functional. The bedroom is also very small and only allows room for the bed. However, if a beautiful, quiet, classic Maine log cabin that is extremely clean and cozy are your style, you will love staying here. Very kid-friendly for swimming, playing, and fishing, but not great for more than 2-3 kids staying at a time unless some are teenagers that want the bunk house to themselves. Great base camp to hit Acadia National Park or the Maine coast. The kitchen has a propane range and oven and is well stocked with all your essentials. There is a conventional propane grill outside and also a Blackstone flat top ready to use. A heat pump
Allows for nice warm heat on chilly fall nights or cooling the whole cabin down for great sleeping on warm September days.
Not only are we a great staging area to Acadia National Park, great hiking can occur right from the cabin with a few local trails and mountains that we have listed in a welcome guide.