We did re-open on Monday, June 1st for Maine Residents and those who met the 14 Day self quarantine requirement.

The latest updates for visitors travelling into Maine can be found here What You Need To Know.

A new plan, Keep Maine Healthy has created a testing alternative to the 14-day quarantine for visitors to Maine starting June 26. It allows residents of New Hampshire and Vermont to travel to Maine without testing or quarantine, and visit Maine lodging starting June 12. The states of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have been added to the exemption list effective July 3rd, 2020.

To help “Keep Maine Healthy,” guests of Maine commercial lodging establishments, campgrounds, seasonal rentals, or short-term rentals are required to complete the “Certificate of Compliance for Maine Visitors” prior to their stay. This initiative promotes the safety of Maine residents and visitors coming to enjoy all Maine has to offer. Guests under the age of 18, or residents of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, do not need to fill out the Certificate of Compliance.

New “Check-in” Procedures have been put into practice and will be communicated to all guests prior to arrival at camp via email.

Peak Season Rates

May 13-June 30, August 14-December 14

Adults: $160 per person, per night
- Includes meals, lodging, all cabin services and use of canoes and kayaks.
- minimum of 2 people per occupancy and a 2 night stay
Children under 12: $79 per child, per night
Children under 6 are free
Boat and Motor Rental: $60 per day