Cabins near Mars Hill with hiking
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Riverbend Cabin and Sauna
1 site · Lodging7 acres · Monticello, ME
David purchased the property from his parents and built the log cabin, sauna and privy with good friends who also constructed the Rope Bridge. Linda came along in 2000 and moved in with her dog. David was just finishing up a bedroom addition to the cabin, just in time! We got married on the property in 2002. Our family gathers together a lot throughout the summers and we have a ski commute to our vehicles during the winter. We love to share our cabin with those of like mind. It's truly a sweet spot!Learn more about this land:Our cabin in the woods offers you a sweet getaway. Think of it as Luxury Camping. No running water but fresh water is provided. Privy on premises. Gas stove. Wood stove. No refrigeration (coolers & ice works!). Grill. Fire pit. Basic kitchen items. Wood-fired sauna. Totally off grid. Located on the river.The cabin is suited for short term stays, though someone with a good comfort level of being in nature and off grid could enjoy a longer stay. Life slows down in our neck of the woods.
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Cabin by the Lake
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Mapleton, ME
This cozy cabin isn’t a fancy ‘lake house’. That said, there are lots of wonderful things to love about this special place. Situated on beautiful Scopan Lake in northern Maine, it’s a peaceful place to disconnect and unwind. Accessible through all four seasons, enjoy ice fishing or snowmobiling in the winter, leaf peeping in the fall, or swimming, fishing, boating (bring your own boat or paddle board), or ATV or bike riding in the summer. There are public picnic tables, docks and a boat launch available for camp owners and renters along the lake. Haystack Mountain is located at the mouth of the camp road; just a quick hike will bring you to breathtaking views of Aroostook County. You can access the snowmobile trail and the ATV trail directly from the property.
The camp is located on a dirt ‘camp road’, about four miles from the main road (Rt. 163), so you can enjoy the sounds of nature, uninterrupted by constant traffic. If you’re lucky you might spot a moose meandering around, or a Bald Eagle or Blue Heron looking for a snack in the lake.
The cabin is equipped with electricity, propane heat that heats the camp up nicely, a propane kitchen stove, refrigerator, and pots/pans/dishes/utensils. There is one queen size bed and two twin bunk beds.
It is stocked with decks of cards, board games, and coloring books and crayons. There is also a TV and DVD player with a selection of movies available.
It does not have indoor plumbing, but it does have a well-maintained, recently updated outhouse.
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Cabins near Mars Hill with hiking guide
Overview
Looking to stay in a cozy cabin while hiking some picturesque trails near Mars Hill, Maine? With over 14 available options, Hipcamp has got you covered. For a budget-friendly stay, options are as low as $40 per night. Check out top campsites such as Nature At It's Best (9 reviews), Loon Point Cabin and Camp Site (3 reviews), and Riverbend Cabin and Sauna (2 reviews) for a highly-rated experience. Popular amenities include pets, cooking equipment, and trash disposal while popular activities include hiking, surfing, and climbing.
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