Haustierfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Dover-Foxcroft

Lakefront Log Cabin on Pleasant Lake

Best view on the Lake! 500' of frontage out on a point. Private boat launch and dock site available. Covered deck to watch the sunset. Outdoor firepit, as well as indoor gas insert. Propane grill on site. Plenty of parking available. In the winter, ideal location for snowmobiling and ice-fishing. Right on to the lake and then 4 locations to get on local/ITS trails. Great fishing 200’ from the porch. Once the ice is out, hit the black crappie and Smallies from the convenience of a private launch

Perfect Lakeside Getaway!

The perfect lakeside getaway spot with beautiful views. It is renovated with an old time cozy camp feel, with modern conveniences. This pet friendly camp is across the street from Schoodic Lake. The cozy camp sleeps 5-6 comfortably with on-site parking for three. The camp is located on ITS 111 trails for snowmobiling and ATVing. Hunting, fishing and hiking destinations include, Baxter State Park, Gulf Hagas, and Katadin Iron Works. Water access at Knights Landing just a short distance away.

Lakefront Cottage on Tracy Pond

Lakefront cottage on 47 acre Tracy pond. The pond has no public access so it is quiet with only my home and another Air BnB on site. You share the backyard with my home. Loons, eagle, deer, otter and beaver are around. It has a fully equipped kitchen, deck and gas grill along with a stone firepit. Minutes to Bangor airport and downtown and one hour to Acadia National Park. You can swim and boat on the pond with kayaks and a canoe provided. Pets welcome but keep on leash and clean up after.

A Little Piece of Heaven

Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families (with kids). 3 night minimum. Cottage is located at 32 Lake Avenue, Brownville, Maine 04414. Turn right at A.E. Roberson's convenience store in Brownville, Maine onto Church Street. Follow Church Street for 4.7 miles and turn right onto Schoodic Lake Road. Follow Schoodic Lake Road for Approx. 4 miles. Bear right after crossing the railroad tracks and 32 Lake Ave. will be on your left at our mail box.

Piscataquis River Lodge is Dog Friendly

SNOWMOBILE ACCESS FROM PISCATAQUIS RIVER LODGE! Relaxing in the peaceful woods of Northern Maine is the goal here at The Lodge. Our Main Lodge is spacious & beautifully decorated. Perfect for a romantic retreat, family gathering or outings with friends. The beautiful Piscataquis river is located at the back of the property w/ a marked walking path. Surrounded by many hiking trails and close to Moosehead Lake, Greenville & Monson! Direct ATV and Snowmobile trail access from the lodge

Historic Hotel|Heart of Bangor|Fiber Wi-Fi|Roku TV

1873 historic hotel that sits in the heart of downtown Bangor. Just steps from fantastic restaurants, breweries, & coffee shops! 1/2 mi. to amphitheater *10 minute walk* 43 mi. to Acadia Nat'l Park 3 mi. to airport 3 min. walk to Zillman Art Museum KEY FEATURES: ☀ Plush Queen-sized bed w/ high end Centium Satin linens ☀ High Speed Internet ☀ 50” Roku TV w/ HULU + ☀ Desk ☀ Free Laundry in building ☀ Coffee Shop on ground floor ☀ Walking distance to Amphitheater, dining, & drinks!

Cozy Bungalow

Only 25 minutes to Bangor medical facilities We added a cozy addition to our garage for guests to share our water front property. Your own private dock and small beach area Plenty of parking for your Utv or snowmobiles The Rail Trail is at the end of our driveway WiFi BBQ grill Washer and dryer Full-size fridge with freezer Picnic table Kayaks There is no stove to cook on inside, I am trying to avoid food smells inside. There is a new gas grill with side burner for outside cooking

Rustic Country Apartment on The Moosehead Trail.

We recently acquired the house we live in which has an efficiency apartment in the back. It is cozy and private. The house is old and unique. It was previously a long term rental. We wanted to provide a restful space in the heart of Maine Highlands, the crossroads of Central Maine. We enjoy the scenic area with beautiful lakes rivers, multiuse trail systems and trail head of the 100 mile wilderness of the Appalachian Trail, Moosehead lake, Maine's largest lake, and State Parks.

Maine Lodge & Cabin getaway

Muk-Bog Lodge is settled on 30 acres of Maine woods and surrounded by more than 100 acres of preserved Maine woodlands. Located on a private drive several hundred yards from the main roadway, this Lodge offers you privacy while still being within 10 minutes of downtown Milo. The Lodge also offers a 30x40 garage for storage or parking while renting. There is also a 12x14 mudroom at the entrance for more storage and a open 12x12 back deck overlooking the firepit and back lawn area.

Upta Camp

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Take a hike down one of the trails out back, or swim in the cool clear water of the spring fed pond off the back porch. Cozy up during a storm by the fire with a good book, or wet a line on a clear morning off the back steps and catch supper! It’s all in one comfy cabin property to get away from it all. Only a few miles to Dover-Foxcroft, or Sebec Lake. Far enough away to get away, but close enough to the amenities and sights.

Cape house in Hampden

Keep it simple at this peaceful and centrally-located place. Short drive to concerts, shopping, hospitals, skiing, the coast- you name it! It's all just a short drive away. This adorable cape sits on one acre of beautiful land, complete with fruit trees and gorgeous flowers. The house, built in 1910, has the character of an old house, but was recently lovingly restored. The original wide pine floors can still be found in the two bedrooms on the second floor.

Waterfront Cabin in Hermon

You’ll be surrounded by seventeen acres of tranquil trees and serene waterfront. In winter, it transforms into a picturesque wonderland, complete with snowmobile trails, ice fishing, and nearby skiing. Enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, such as kayaking and swimming, or unwind indoors with a game of pool and darts. Kayak to the three connected ponds (two of which are tucked away!) or paddle down the Souadabscook River for a chance to spot local wildlife.