If you’ll be visiting Maine’s woods for a family vacation, fly fishing, hunting, or just to relax in nature and you want something more comfortable than a traditional campground, there are a number of nice sporting camps, wilderness lodges and log cabins to stay at in Maine.
Many of the properties listed feature cabins with multiple bedrooms, making them very cost effective for larger groups.
At several of the properties, three meals per day are included in the price, as well as free use of canoes.
Almost all of the cabins are located on a pond, lake, river or stream, near the mountains, with varying degrees of modern conveniences like electricity and running water. Don’t count on cell service or WiFi, and for most people that’s a good thing!
Plus it’s all about the experience, and what better way to experience Maine?!
Here’s a list of the best camps, lodges and cabins that I’ve found:
100 Mile Wilderness
The “100 Mile Wilderness” is an off-the-grid area between Monson (southeast of Moosehead Lake) and Mount Katahdin in the highlands of Central Maine. Home of dirt roads, the Appalachian Trail, hiking trails, great ponds for paddling and fishing, more moose than people and very limited electricity or cell phone reception.
AMC Wilderness Lodges
The Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) owns 3 wilderness lodges in the 100 Mile Wilderness region of Maine near Moosehead Lake.
The lodges are open year-round and can be driven to on dirt roads in the summer and fall. In the winter, you can drive to their new Medawisla Lodge, but the other two lodges are ski-in only.
Dinner, breakfast and a trail lunch are included in the rates. All lodges offer free use of canoes and kayaks on nearby ponds in the summer, as well as cross country skiing trails in the winter. The rates posted are for non-AMC-members but discounted rates are given to AMC members.
Little Lyford Lodge, the oldest of the three, is located north of Gulf Hagas. Summer rates are $101/adult per night in a shared 12-person bunkhouse or $150/adult per night for a private cabin sleeping 1 to 6 people.
Each cabin has a porch, wood stove and gas lamps. The central bunkhouse has composting toilets and hot showers year-round, as well as a wood-heated sauna in the winter. Up to 2 dogs are welcome for a $10/night fee.
Gorman Chairback is located on Pond Pond, south of Gulf Hagas and Little Lyford Lodge. Summer rates are $116/adult per night in a shared 10-person bunkhouse or $178/adult per night for a private cabin.
Each cabin has a wood stove and gas lamps. The central bunkhouse has composting toilets, hot showers, and a wood-heated sauna. There is no running water, but water jugs are provided.
Medawisla is the newest of the three and is located north of Moosehead Lake and Kokadjo, on Second Roach Pond. Medawisla is the only property that offers a bunkhouse and cabins with self-service kitchenettes, as well as cabins and bunkhouses with meals included.
Summer rates are as follows:
$80/adult per night in a self-service bunkhouse
$109/adult per night in a bunkhouse with meals included
$100/adult per night in a self-service cabin
$162/adult per night in a cabin with meals included
All cabins have electric LED lighting and a wood stove. The central lodge includes a dining room, sitting area, deck and sauna. Dogs are only welcome in designated cabins in the winter.
West Branch Pond Camps
West Branch Pond Camps are located in Maine’s 100 Mile Wilderness, north-east of Moosehead Lake and Kokadjo. The camps are situated on First West Branch Pond, a great spot for seeing moose and other wildlife as well as fly fishing, and close to White Cap Mountain on the Appalachian Trail.
Rates are $125/adult per night and include breakfast, lunch and dinner (the food is amazing!), as well as a boat, firewood and linens in the summer. Discounted rates for children.
Each of the nine cabins offers full and twin beds, a screened porch, water views, wood stove, electric lights from their generator from 6pm to 10pm and includes a bathroom w/ hot water & a shower in the summer.
Nahmakanta Lake Wilderness Camps
Nahmakanta Lake Wilderness Camps are located in Maine’s 100 Mile Wilderness, south of Baxter State Park and the Debsconeag Lakes Wilderness Area. This is a very remote area; accessed by driving for many miles on dirt roads or flying in on a sea plane (15 minute flight from Millinocket). The Nahmakanta area is great for hiking, fishing, boating, and viewing wildlife.
Nahmakanta Lake Wilderness Camps have nine rustic lakefront cabins accommodating between 2-8 people. All cabins include gas fridges, ranges and lamps, well water, pots, pans, dishes and utensils, mattresses and linens and wood stoves and outside is a charcoal grill, picnic table and campfire ring.
Each cabin also has a designated private bathroom in a separate building with flush toilets and hot showers, an unexpected luxury in such a remote location.
They offer 3 different plans to meet your needs:
- The American Plan is $170/adult per night and includes breakfast, supper and a box lunch.
- The Modified American Plan is $135/adult per night and includes supper only.
- The Housekeeping Plan is $100/adult per night, and does not include any meals.
Rates are lower for children under 17. Some dogs welcome at an extra cost of $20/stay but you must call first. All plans also include use of canoes and/or kayaks on Nahmakanta Lake as well as nearby backcountry lakes.
Debsconeag Lake Wilderness Cabins
Chewonki’s six rental cabins and eight yurts on Fourth Debsconeag Lake are situated in the heart of Maine’s North Woods on an exquisite chain of lakes and ponds.
Cabin rental rates range from $120 per night to $275 per night depending on the size of the cabin. Yurts are available to rent for $180 per night. Meals are not included or provided. There is a 2 night minimum stay.
All of the cabins contain a small four burner propane stove with an oven and small broiler, a small propane refrigerator with a small freezer, a wood stove for supplemental heat, propane lights, and all of the necessary pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishes, and eating utensils.
Fitted sheets, pillows and pillow cases are provided but guests must bring extra sheets and blankets. In addition each cabin is supplied with dish soap, a sponge, hand soap, a dish towel, and a roll of paper towels. There is running water in each cabin but no electricity.
The yurts sleep up to 8 people. Guests need to bring simple outdoor cooking gear, as our yurts have no kitchens, woodstoves, or running water.
Moosehead Lake Region
Wilson’s at Moosehead Lake
The cabins at Wilson’s on Moosehead Lake are conveniently located just off Rt 15. All cottages have a screened porch with views of Moosehead Lake and surrounding mountains and a charcoal grill with a picnic table. Cottages range from 1 to 5 bedrooms all with full kitchens and bathrooms.
Summer rates range from $115 per night for a 1 BR cottage to $275 per night for a 4 BR cottage. A large 5 BR two story cottage is also available for $475 per night. Meals are not included or provided.
Facilities include: fully equipped kitchen, full bathroom, hot and cold water, electricity, gas stove, propane furnace, refrigerator, dishes, utensils, pots and pans, toaster, coffee maker, linens and towels at no additional charge.
All guests have access to launching and docking facilities, beach, picnic areas, and fire pits. Boats and motors, canoes, kayaks, stand up paddle boards (SUP), and a tandem kayak are also available to rental.
Reservations may be made on their website.
Moosehead Hills Cabins
Moosehead Hills Cabins has 3 cabins located on Moosehead Lake and 2 cabins located on Loon Lake (Wilson Pond). Cabin rates in the summer range from $220 per night for a 2 BR cabin to $395 per night for a 3 BR cabin.
Amenities include: kitchen with cookware, dishes, utensils, refrigerator, stove/oven, microwave, toaster, drip coffee maker & filters, use of dock and kayaks, shared outdoor campfire pit, bed linens, bath towels, beach towels, toilet paper, paper towels, dishwashing liquid and bath soap. Meals are not included or provided.
Reservations may be made on their website. Pets are allowed at the 3 cabins on Moosehead Lake.
The Birches Resort
The Birches‘ fifteen cabins on Moosehead Lake in Rockwood have the rustic charm of a traditional north woods sporting camp but come complete with modern conveniences.
Rockwood is located on the north-west side of Moosehead Lake, a convenient location for a day trip to hike Mount Kineo. Jackman is a 45 minute scenic drive away, and the The Forks is an hour and a half away, where you can go white water rafting on the Kennebec River. Downtown Greenville is a half hour away.
Cabins range in size from one, two and four bedrooms, providing a variety of sleeping options for families of all sizes. Cabins have kitchenettes – so you may cook your own meals or have breakfast, lunch or dinner at the Birches Restaurant (not included in standard rates but $56/person/day meal plan available). Cabins are pet-friendly for a modest additional charge.
Rates start at $217 per night for 2 people in a one bedroom cabin. A two bedroom cabin goes for $269 per night for up to 4 people and a three bedroom cabin goes for $393 per night for up to 8 people.
The Birches also offers 2-person lodge rooms for between $102 to $151 per night, 1-person cabins for $105/night, wilderness yurts for $90/night, entire lakefront homes for $330 to $490 per night, as well as RV sites. Discounts are provided for weekly stays.
In the summer, boats may be rented on-site ($90 to $395 per day for motorboats depending on type, $45 per day for canoe or kayak), and in the winter, snowmobiles ($225/day), cross country skis ($16/day) and showshoes may be rented on-site as well. The resort offers over 40 miles of marked groomed cross country skiing trails in the winter.
Gray Ghost Camps
Gray Ghost Camps in Rockwood offers several house keeping cabins on the shore of Moose River by Moosehead Lake. The private cabins offer all the modern conveniences of home. Full Kitchens. Private Baths. Mountain & Water Views. Cable TV and WiFi. Pets allowed.
Guests can enjoy complimentary use of kayaks, canoes, stand up paddleboards and tubes. Meals are not provided or included.
2BR cabins are available for $120 to $160 per night. 3 BR cabins cabins for $200 per night, and 4 BR or 5 BR cabins for $240 per night. 6 night minimum stay required.
Reservations may be made on their website.
Tomhegan Wilderness Cabins
Tomhegan Wilderness Cabins on Moosehead Lake in Rockwood has ten lakefront cabins for rent.
All cabins are well equipped for your comfort with electricity, running water, propane heat and woodstoves. Each have a private firepit right by the lake. The cabins vary in size, accommodating 5-9 people, and prices range from $180 per night to $250 per night. The large 5BR / 5BA Tomhegan Lodge is also available to rent for $495 per night. Meals are not included or provided.
The cabins rent for a two-night minimum, with the exception of July and August, when weekly rentals are required.
Spencer Pond Camps
The six rustic cabins at Spencer Pond Camps are located in the Moosehead Lake region of Maine, on Spencer Pond, at the foot of Little Spencer Mountain and one hour from civilization in downtown Greenville.
Each cabin has twin beds with linens that can be converted into king beds, a fully equipped kitchen that includes a small propane refrigerator/freezer and gas stove with all cooking utensils provided, old fashioned hand pumps for spring-fed well water, a private out-house, shower stall (no running water, water must be heated on stove), kerosene and gas lights (no electricity), wood stove and a charcoal grill outside.
The summer rates are $150 per night for single or double occupancy and $65/person/night for additional guests. Pets are $25 per pet per night. Cabin rentals include use of canoes, kayaks, row boat, and mountain bikes. Meals are not included or available.
Katahdin Region
New England Outdoor Center
New England Outdoor Center on Millinocket Lake near the South Entrance of Baxter State Park offers premium accommodations that are best for larger groups due to the high rates on cabin rentals.
At their main site on Millinocket Lake, they have 20 cabins/lodges to choose from with a wide range of rates depending on the number of people in your party. Prices start at $296/night for 2 people in a small cabin ($307/night for 4 people, $384/night for 6 people) and they have larger cabins and lodges that accommodate 8+ people for $582/night (for 8 people) and up.
This isn’t camping, for sure, this is glamping. All cabins include electricity, wireless internet, full kitchen, full bathroom, linens, towels, coffee and on-site dining available at River Drivers Restaurant. There’s a sauna on-site and in-room massages can be booked. In the summer, enjoy paddling, swimming and fishing on the lake, hiking at Baxter State Park, or white water rafting nearby on the Penobscot River. In the winter, go snowmobiling or cross country skiing (both available for rent) on the trails right from your cabin.
NEOC also offers much less expensive and more traditional no-frills camping at their Penobscot Outdoor Center, 6 miles from the main campus, just outside the South Entrance to Baxter State Park, but this location isn’t nearly as nice as their main site.
Big Moose Inn
Big Moose Inn, located 8 miles north of Millinocket near the entrance to Baxter State Park, is used by Northern Outdoors as well as North Country Rivers as their base camp for white water rafting on the Penobscot River.
Big Moose has inn suites with private baths ($160-$200 per night), inn rooms with shared baths ($65 per person), as well as lakeside and trailside cabins ($240 per night for 4 people and $60 for each additional person).
Two on-site restaurants offer casual fine dining and pub fare, craft beer, and cocktails. There is also a convenience store next door.
For a more rustic stay, they also have 35 tent sites, 6 lean-to’s, and 7 water and electric hook-up sites for RV’s. Quarter operated hot showers are provided in the bathroom facilities.
Chewonski Big Eddy Cabins & Campground
Chewonski operates a campground at “Big Eddy” on the Penobscot River, a popular spot for white water rafting, off the “Golden Road”. In addition to traditional tent sites at their campground, they also have four rustic cabins for rent, each fully equipped with cooking and dining utensils, potable water, propane refrigerator and cook top, and its own picnic table and fire pit. Cabin rentals are $56.50 per person per night. They also have two “cozy cabins” where you bring your own camping gear (shelter only) for $30 per person per night.
Matagamon Wilderness
Matagamon Wilderness is located just outside the north entrance of Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument.
There are 36 wilderness campsites for traditional camping along the shore of the East Branch Penobscot River as well as 6 cabins for extra comfort with beds, linens and full baths.
What I really like about this location is that it’s right on the river so there’s easy access to fishing and swimming, it’s in between Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods & Waters, and there’s a really good restaurant as well as a general store on site.
The wilderness campsites are $30 per night per family and accommodate tenters as well as campers up to 42′.
The cabins start at $35 per person per night for the smallest cabin that sleeps up to 4 people. Cabins that sleep up to 6 people are $125/night for 2 adults and $35 per night per extra adult.
The largest cabins that accommodate up to 8 to 12 are $200 per night, covering 4 adults, and $50 per night per additional adult. Meals are not included with any cabin rentals.
Mt. Chase Lodge
Mt. Chase Lodge is a bed & breakfast in Upper Shin Pond, near the North Entrance of Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument.
In the main lodge, summer rates for guest rooms that accommodate between 2 to 4 people range from $98/night to $150/night for double occupancy ($25/person/night for additional guests). Breakfast is included. Guests share one men’s and one ladies bathroom.
There is one larger room in the main lodge that accommodates up to 5 people and has its own bathroom, at a rate of $200/night for triple occupancy and $25/night for each additional person.
For something more rustic, as well as pet friendly, there are five house keeping cabins that are equipped with cooking facilities and full baths. Rates range from $129/night for 2 people in the smaller cabins to $189/night for 4 people in a larger cabin.
Reservations may be made on their website.
Shin Pond Village
Shin Pond Village is a 100-acre family owned and operated recreational resort, near the North Entrance of Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument. Not as remote as the other camps listed here, but still a great base for recreation in the area. They offer 14 campsites, 20 water/electric RV sites, 8 housekeeping cottages, 3 guest suites, and also 2 waterfront homes on Lower Shin Pond. Nightly cottage rentals range from $139 to $299 per night.
The Main Building offers a General Store, Gift Shop, Laundromat, Restaurant with a full dining area. Polaris vehicles are also available to rent.
Bradford Camps
Bradford Camps say to “expect quiet, friendship, clean cabins, scrumptious meals, vacation relaxation, and an occasional moose”.
The camps are very remote, accessed by a 2.5 hour drive after exit 264 on I-95 for Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods & Waters’ north entrances, or accessed with a 25 minute float plane from Millinocket.
They have 8 water-front cabins with gas lighting, wood stoves, full bathrooms w/ hot water showers, and a main lodge with a library, game room and dining room.
All meals are included and served family style. Rates are $219 per adult per night and children stay for $109 per night. They also offer hunting packages and fly fishing gear rental.
Libby Camps
Libby Camps is an award winning Orvis endorsed lodge in both Fly Fishing and Wingshooting. They are located an hour & 45 minutes from exist 264 on I-95, north of Baxter State Park. They have 10 log cabins with varying degrees of modern comforts and a main lodge where meals are served. Rates are $250 per person per night and all meals are included. Hunting and fly fishing packages are available. 2 night minimum during fishing season and 3 night minimum during hunting season.
Aroostook County
Red River Camps
Located 30 miles from the Canadian border in Deboullie Township, Red River Camps is a traditional sporting camp that caters to outdoor enthusiasts of all walks of life who want to truly get away from it all.
Red River Camps offers five cabins with their “American Plan” which includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert, for $150 per person per night, as well as 3 housekeeping cabins which have kitchens where you can prepare your own meals for $85 per person per night. They also have a cabin on a private island that is available with either plan.
All cabins include: linens, sheets, pillows, and towels; ensuite bathrooms with pressurized hot and cold water; and propane heaters. At night, light is provided by either solar or propane lamps. Enjoy complimentary use of their canoes and kayaks during your stay.
Eagle Lake Sporting Camps
Eagle Lake Sporting Camps has seven year-round log cabins accommodating two to ten people each. The cabins have gas lights and heat and each has a private bathroom. An additional six cabins are for three season use with shared toilet and shower facilities.
Guests may arrive at their remote location in northern Maine by four-wheel drive, boat, snowmobile or float plane.
Recreation activities include nature walks, bird watching, boating, salmon fishing in May, late-summer trophy bear hunting; fall moose, grouse, goose, and duck hunting.
Their American Plan, which includes three meals a day, is $135 to $175 per person per night depending on menu and season.
Umcolcus Sporting Camps
Umcolcus Sporting Camps in Oxbow offer a secluded escape for those seeking an authentic Maine experience whether hunting, fishing, or a family vacation.
They have 6 cabins by Umcolcus Stream and a central dining room and bath house with flush toilets and hot showers. Each cabin is complete with propane cook stove and lighting, wood stove, cooking and eating dishes and bedding.
The American Plan, which includes breakfast, a packed lunch and supper, is $130 per person per night in the summer. All cabins have kitchens so they also offer a housekeeping plan for $150 per night based on double occupancy and a 2 night minimum stay.
Chandler Lake Camps and Lodge
The guest accommodations at Chandler Lake Camps and Lodge consist of five cabins constructed from hand peeled, spruce logs in the Maine Tradition. All situated on the shore of Chandler Lake with first class hunting and fly fishing.
Camps are updated with modern facilities including full baths, power by generator when needed and a supplemental inverter with solar panels for night and quieter times. All cabins will have electricity and hot water available 24 hours a day.
Their American Plan, which includes three meals a day and use of their boats, motors, kayaks and canoes, is $220 per person per night. They have over 30 canoes on remote ponds. Maine registered professional hunting and fishing guides are available for an additional fee.
Rideout’s Lakeside Lodge & Cabins
Rideout’s Lakeside Lodge & Cabins, located on East Grand Lake on the border with New Brunswick, has 14 lakeside rental units and is a great spot for fishing or family vacations.
Rates vary by season but in the summer, American Plan rates start at $125 per person per night and include three meals a day, with discounts for children. This plan also includes daily housekeeping service plus fresh linens & towels, access to waterfront Main Lodge with WiFi & Satellite TV, unlimited use of 16 canoes and kayaks, swim area/float, sandy beach, unlimited ice service, and fish cleaning.
If you prefer to make your own meals on your schedule, they also offer housekeeping cabins with full kitchens starting at $106 per night in the summer.
Jackman / Kennebec River Region
Northern Outdoors Adventure Resort
Northern Outdoors, a white water rafting company, offers a wide variety of accommodations at their headquarters in The Forks on the Kennebec River.
In the main lodge, which has a restaurant, brewery, pool, hot tub, and game room, there are hotel-style rooms that can accommodate up to 4 people.
Adjacent to the main lodge are “logdominiums”, rustic log cabin condos, that can accommodate up to 6 people. On site there are also one room “cozy cabins” as well as larger 2BR, 3BR & 4BR cabins.
Prices vary greatly, anywhere from $85 per night to $568 per night, depending if its a weekday or weekend, and if it’s value season (V) or peak season (P) which is June 26th through Sept 6th. Below are prices as of summer 2020:
Tent sites, “cabin tents” and RV sites are also available along the Kennebec River.
Maine Lakeside Cabins
Maine Lakeside Cabins, located just south of The Forks on Route 201, offers private individual cabins that sleep up to 10 people with full amenities.
The 2 BR (1100 sq ft) cabins go for $319 per night during the week and $419 per night on Friday and Saturday. The larger 3 BR (1800 sq ft) cabins go for $479 per night during the week and $579 per night on Friday and Saturday.
They also have “mini cabins” for 2 people with one queen bed and a detached bathhouse that go for $99 per night during the week and $129 per night on Fridays and Saturdays.
On site there is also a large lodge and barn that can be booked for special events such as weddings.
Lake Parlin Lodge and Cabins
Lake Parlin Lodge and Cabins, located south of Jackman on Route 201, offers six beautiful modern cabins, ranging in price from $175 to $275 per night depending on the # of bedrooms, as well as four rooms in their main lodge for $120 per night, and a 5 BR 5 BA “Mini Lodge” for $475 per night.
At Lake Parlin Lodge and Cabins, their goal is to surround you in a clean and comfortable traditional Maine setting while providing you with all the comforts you don’t want to leave behind. All lodging options include pillow top mattresses, radiant floor heat in the bathrooms, DirecTV satellite television with flat screens, and WIFI throughout the property. In addition, cabins and mini-lodge all have propane fireplaces, a gas grill, and full modern kitchens.
Meals are not included. There is a restaurant in their main lodge but it is only open in the winter.
Sally Mountain Cabins
Sally Mountain Cabins, located in Jackman, can accommodate 2-5 people in their smaller cabins and groups of 10 or more in their larger ones.
Rates are $42 per person per night. Children are half price and children under 5 are free. No meals are included or provided.
Cabins are equipped with oil heat, full kitchen, full bath, all linens, blankets, pillows, towels, cooking and eating utensils.
Western Maine Lakes & Mountains
Maine Huts & Trails
Maine Huts and Trails, located near Sugarloaf Mountain, offer four off-the-grid eco lodges situated along an 80-mile trail system. When you arrive at a hut, you’ll find a spacious great room, cozy reading area, and a breezy screened-in porch. Every hut is equipped with hot showers, toilets, comfortable heated bunkrooms and convenient gear drying rooms.
Grant’s Kennebago Camps
Grants Kennebago Camps in Rangeley is located 9 miles behind a controlled gate where you can still find the old- fashioned hospitality of a traditional sporting camp. Your stay includes 3 home cooked meals a day and housekeeping service so you have plenty of time to fish, swim, hike, boat, explore and just plain relax in the Western Mountains of Maine.
Rates range from $165 to $195 per person per night, depending on the time of year.
Bald Mountain Camps Resort
Bald Mountain Camps Resort has 14 log cabins on Mooselookmeguntic Lake in Rangeley. The cabins are completely furnished and include a private porch, fireplace, private bath, spacious living room, and individual bedrooms.
Bald Mountain Camps Resort offers both efficiency cabins and housekeeping cabins. Housekeeping cabins are equipped with a stove, refrigerator and small kitchen areas. Efficiency cabins only offer a microwave, under the counter refrigerator and coffee maker.
During July and August, peak season, rates are $315 per night for a kitchenette cabin or $415 per night for a cabin with full kitchen. Off-peak rates are much cheaper, $155 per night for a kitchenette cabin or $220 per night for a cabin with a full kitchen. Meals are not included but are available in their dining room.
Lakewood Camps
Lakewood Camps near Rangeley is the oldest, most historic fly fishing camp in Maine, and the only sporting camp on the remote Rapid River, known for its brook trout. A complimentary shuttle boat will take you from their parking area to the camps.
They have 12 cabins accommodating 2 to 6 people each and include twin beds, linens, full baths, generator-powered electricity, a Franklin wood stove, and rocking chairs on the porch.
Double occupancy rates are $225 per person per night, and 3 homestyle meals per day are included.
Tim Pond Camps
Tim Pond Camps, located near the Rangeley Lakes region, is an all-inclusive wilderness resort that offers Fly Fishing for Native Brook Trout and Hunting for Upland Birds as well as Deer, all situated in a Wilderness resort setting with full amenities.
There are 11 log cabins, each equipped with bathrooms and hot/cold running water. They are heated with either a wood-stove or fireplace; wood, kindling, newspaper is provided. The cabins have twin beds; bedding and towels are provided May-October. Each cabin porch has rocking chairs and a view of the pond. Electricity is run by a diesel generator.
The night per person per night ranges depending on the time of the year but the standard (peak) rate is $245 per night per person and all meals are included, as well as the use of their 17 foot Rangeley boats with 5hp motors. Bring your own bedding and towels.
Bosebuck Mountain Camps
Off the grid and about an hour northwest of Rangeley, Bosebuck Mountain Camps has 12 lakeside cabins with breakfast, lunch and dinner included. Guests rave about their food on TripAdvisor.
The remote location offers excellent fly-fishing for native brook trout and salmon and world-class hunting for ruffed grouse and deer.
Each cabin has a bathroom, hot shower, wood stove, and daily maid service. They run the generator 24 hours a day for your convenience.
During the summer, July 1st through August 15th, rates are $119 per adult per night and children under 12 stay for free. During their peak season for fishing and hunting, May 13-June 30, and Aug 14 – Dec 14, rates are $160 per adult per night and $79 per child under 12 per night. Rates include meals, lodging and use of canoes and kayaks.
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