Haustierfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Waldo County

Gothic Victorian Carriage House Apartment

This newly renovated carriage house was the original hayloft of the Gilkey House, a historic American Gothic Victorian built in 1879 by the renowned architect George Harding. Unique, private & luxurious, this 2 bdrm apartment is filled with designer touches. Bright & spacious living area is perfect for families & friends to gather, cook & create memories that will last a lifetime. Walk to the best restaurants and shops, the Farmer's Market, Oceanfront Harbor, trails, Front St. Shipyard & Marina.

Hobb’s House - Year Round Log Cabin on the Water

Cozy 2 Beds, 1 pullout sofa bed, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Log Cabin with water/mountain views on Hobb’s Pond. Relax on the dock, grill from the deck, canoe (1)/kayaks (2)/swim during the day and relax with your steaming services on the smart TV at night. 5min drive to the Camden Snow Bowl for ski/snowboard during the winter. Ice skate on the pond. Rent out a boat during your stay. 13 min drive to downtown Camden for great restaurants and a sunset cruise on a sailboat. Close proximity to hiking trails!

Quiet cottage on the bay

Settle in at this mid-coast Maine treasure, where you will find more than you hoped for in a getaway. Located in a private neighborhood and setback on a private road on 2.5 acres. You can take a short stroll down a wooded path to the Belfast bay and watch the sunset or simply enjoy the view from living room. The rocky beach gives you access to a wonderful piece of the Maine coastline. Come make some memories at this unique, pet and family-friendly quiet cottage just 1 mile to downtown Belfast.

Blue Life Farm

Blue Life Farm is an entirely private three acre property with an off grid cabin. Close to lakes and rivers for swimming, boating, and fishing. It's only 20 miunutes to the costal town of Belfast, and 45 minutes to the city of Bangor. The cabin has a full bathroom with on demand hot water, kitchen including all utentsils and a good-size covered porch and deck. The cabin is powered by solar, and propane for on-demand hot water and built in stovetop and uses an efficient composting toilet.

"The Lair" Guesthouse

"The Lair" is a just recently renovated small 200 square foot cabin with vaulted ceilings and plenty of natural sunlight. The building is located close to Green Tree Coffee and Tea, a coffee roaster, so the aroma of coffee will be in the air. We located about 400 yards South of the Islesboro Ferry and Lincolnville Beach and 2.4 milres North of Camden Hills State Park and Mount Battie. Free coffee and tea everyday, all day! We are closed for Winter, will re-open Mid-April. Thank you.

Harborview Escape Downtown Belfast

Enjoy a bright, sun-filled, stylish experience at this centrally-located 2nd floor apartment. This open concept, king bed studio apartment is perfect for a couple or a solo experience. (The bedroom space is defined but does not have a door.) Spacious and cozy with a well-appointed kitchen and washer/dryer. Lots of restaurants & shops nearby with a superb coffee bar downstairs. Belfast waterfront, Saturday morning United Farmers Market, and the fabulous Harborwalk just 2 blocks away.

Belfast Harbor Loft

Come and experience the peaceful, yet vibrant, atmosphere of Belfast! This downtown loft is a great place to stay, being just two blocks away from the beach. Enjoy the morning light in the two bedrooms, both facing the harbor, while the living room offers a stunning view of Main Street. The loft is full of character, with its refurbished floors, exposed brick and rafters, large windows, and newly renovated kitchen and bathroom. Make yourself at home in a calm and inviting atmosphere.

Little Apple Cabin on 5 acres, amazing stargazing!

Cabins don't come much cuter than Little Apple Cabin. It's as if someone stayed here and *then* invented the word 'CabinCore'. Nestled in the magical woods of Midcoast, Maine, this cabin is the perfect getaway. Located just 25 minutes from the coast, it's the perfect spot for exploring all that the midcoast has to offer. 20 minutes to Camden and Rockland, 25 minutes to Belfast. (No hunting allowed). Surround yourself by the forest, stargaze all night, and rejuvenate in nature.

The Birch Bark Cabin

Completely unplug at this silent and stunning off-the-grid cabin situated in the heart of mid coast Maine. Minutes from several lakes, ponds and Penobscot Bay. Total privacy in the woods, private fire pit, tidy composting toilet and LED lighting. Propane stove and fresh water included. Sun shower available upon request. King sized bed is made up with sheets, blanket and down comforter. Private parking and red flyer wagon provided to carry in your gear - 200 foot path to cabin.

Birch Hill Cabin w/Hot Tub

Birch Hill Cabin is set on the side of a hill, surrounded by almost 8 acres of woods. The cabin is 288 square feet, and the bathroom is detached and located approximately 20 feet from the cabin. A hot tub is conveniently located off the deck for ultimate relaxation! This cabin is tucked away, surrounded by nature! But also conveniently located to so many wonderful spots in the Midcoast! Come enjoy the peace and quiet, where you can rest and recharge!

SNOW SWEET, A Yurt for All Seasons

Snow Sweet at The Appleton Retreat is very private, check out the Trail Map. This contemporary yurt faces the Field of Dreams and has a nice view of Appleton Ridge. It features a private therapeutic hot tub on the deck, a fire pit, and fast wifi. The Appleton Retreat encompasses 120 acres hosting six unique retreats. To the south is the Pettengill Stream, a resource protected area. To the north is the Nature Conservancy's 1300 acre reserve.

Romantic Coastal Escape near Harbor

Hidden at the end of a quiet lane and surrounded by forest, The Romantic Coastal Escape – 46 Lime Rock offers refined comfort and meaningful hospitality with extravagance. Two blocks from Rockport’s five-star restaurants and harbor walks, with forest views, complete privacy, and trails just outside the door, guests call it “a secluded paradise just minutes from everything.”