| Whether you're headed to the Katahdin area of north central Maine on a Moose Safari, such as I took, or for other
vacation pursuits, here are some links to campgrounds and other accommodations in the
area:  Airport Cabins of Millinocket
Located close to downtown Millinocket, Maine, Airport Cabins has one- and
two-bedroom cottages available. Phone: (800) 406-5113.
The
Big Moose Inn Cabins & Campground
If you're searching for moose, The Big Moose Inn may make a great home base. They
have a variety of accommodations available, including rooms at the inn, cabins, and
campsites. Phone: (207) 723-8391.
Bowlin
Camps
Located in Patten, Maine, on the East Branch of the Penobscot River, this
wilderness camp offers cabins and cottages year-round--some of the log cabins date back to
1895! Meal plans are available. Phone: (207) 528-2022.
The Bradford Camps
This traditional sporting camp in Millinocket, Maine, has been operating since
1890. They are open May through November and offer eight rental cabins. Phone: (207)
746-7777.
Camp
Wapiti
This Patten, Maine, campground has cabins on the lake and a rustic central dining
room where family-style meals are served. It's just 22 miles off I-95. Phone: (207)
528-2485.
The
Evergreen Lodge Bed & Breakfast
Stay in a rustic log home in a private, 30-acre setting in Greenville, Maine.
This B&B has six rooms, all with private baths. A hearty breakfast is served each
morning. They also offer The Cottage at
Twin Hills, a romantic retreat for groups or families that accommodates up to 12
people. Phone: 888 624-3993.
Frost
Pond Camps
Eight housekeeping cabins and 10 campsites are available at Frost Pond in
Millinocket, Maine, in the heart of Maine's North Woods. Phone: (207) 695-2821.
Gateway Inn
This modern motel in Medway, Maine, has 38 rooms, an indoor pool, weight and
exercise room, and fax and photocopying services. Phone: (207) 746-3193.
Hidden
Springs Campground
There's a new campground in Millinocket, Maine. Hidden Springs is located right
on the road to Baxter State Park. Dogs are welcome on a leash, and pet sitting is
available. Phone: 888 685-4488.
The Hotel Terrace
This Millinocket, Maine, motor inn has 11 rooms and a restaurant and lounge.
Phone: (207) 723-4525.
Katahdin Lake Wildnerness Camps
Built in 1885, this quiet, scenic camp about a half hour north of Millinocket,
Maine, consists of a main cabin and 10 guest cabins, which house two to seven people. The
camp has its own lakefront beach. Phone: (207) 723-9867.
Moosehead Motel
Located on Moosehead Lake in Rockwood, Maine, and open year-round, this motel has
28 units, each with a view of the lake. Phone: (207) 534-7787.
Nahmakanta Lake Camps
This wilderness camp in Millinocket, Maine, dates to 1872. Stay in a 19th century
lakefront log cabin near fishing, hiking, and of course moose photo tours. Phone: (207)
746-7356.
New England Outdoor Center
This whitewater rafting outfit also offers lodging and camping at several
locations in Maine. Phone: 800 766 7238.
Nugent's Chamberlain Lake Camps
Nugent's offers six log cabins with housekeeping on the northeast shore of
Chamberlain Lake. Cabins are suitable for two to eight people and are open year-round.
Phone: (207) 944-5991.
White House Landing Wilderness Camps
On Pemadumcook Lake in the foothills of Mount Katahdin in Millinocket, Maine,
you'll find this remote hunting, fishing, and recreation sporting camp. It's 10 miles by
boat or snowmobile from the nearest parking lot! Four rental cabins are available. Phone:
(207) 745-5116.
Wildflowers Bed & Breakfast
This Victorian B&B in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, provides elegant accommodations
for adults. Email and Internet access are available. Complimentary breakfast is served
daily in the formal dining room, and box lunches are available. Phone: (207) 564-2736. |
