
Six lake-view rooms and a four-bedroom house set a calm stage on Alamoosook Lake. It's year-round and still undergoing transformation under current ownership. Expect tranquil vibes, lake views, and an on-site restaurant to keep you fed between adventures.
Breakfast in the inn is buffet or Γ la carte with ingredients from an on-site herb garden. Itβs a 50-minute drive to the Acadia Entrance Station, so head out early. Leave by 6:50 AM to beat the crowds and get a peaceful start to your day.
β BOOK IF: You are chasing a quiet, nature-forward escape with intimate lodging. β SKIP IF: You need a swimming pool, gym, or nonstop town activity.
Lake views from most rooms, Direct Alamoosook Lakefront setting, Sunset views over the lake
Mid-20th-century lodge-style
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Great for couples, families, and small groups seeking a quiet, nature-centered stay. The inn has lake views and a four-season setting, and weddings and events are common here. It is not geared toward nightlife or an on-site pool.
June 15 β September 15
Free on-site parking; access is via a gravel driveβdrive cautiously. In peak season, reserve six months ahead since there are only six double rooms and a four-bedroom house. Breakfast uses herbs grown on-site; guests can choose from a buffet or an Γ la carte menu.
Is it worth the price for a lakeside escape? Yes if you value lake views, intimate rooms, and personalized hospitality over modern chain vibes. Itβs not a resortβthis is a quiet, nature-centered retreat with a strong focus on hospitality, a good restaurant, and a private beach. Expect limited on-site amenities beyond the basics and plan around the seasonal rhythm and drive to Acadia.
Not ideal if you need a pool, gym, bustling town atmosphere, or ultra-modern hotel conveniences.
β’ Book direct via the official site for best terms. β’ Request lake-view rooms. β’ Reserve the four-bedroom house early for larger groups. β’ For peak season, plan 6 months ahead.
Lakeside calm with intimate rooms and warm hospitality. The standout is the lake views and on-site dining; the trade-off is fewer modern amenities and a longer drive to reach Acadia hotspots.
No on-site pool.
On-site restaurant serves American, Mediterranean, Mexican, and international cuisines; open for lunch, dinner, brunch, and cocktails. Breakfast is a buffet and Γ la carte option with ingredients from an on-site herb garden.
Full refund of deposit if cancellation more than 14 days before arrival. Cancellations less than 14 days before arrival will be charged in full. If booked through a third-party site, contact them directly for cancellations.
Dogs allowed. $15.00 pet fee per pet per night; max 2 dogs per room. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Pet-friendly rooms must be requested directly from the property.
Free on-site parking. Accessible by gravel road.
To Park Center
50 minutes to Acadia National Park Entrance Station
To Nearest Town
Bangor, 25 miles away (approx. 40 minutes)
No official shuttle stop on-site
On-site restaurant, Private beach area, Garden
Based on 163 Google reviews
Based on 163 guest reviews
" Lakeside calm with intimate rooms and warm hospitality. The standout is the lake views and on-site dining; the trade-off is fewer modern amenities and a longer drive to reach Acadia hotspots."
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Yes. Free on-site parking is available.
Full refund of deposit if cancellation is more than 14 days before arrival. Cancellations less than 14 days before arrival will be charged in full. If booked through a third-party site, contact them directly for cancellations.
Breakfast is buffet and Γ la carte options with ingredients from an on-site herb garden; not necessarily included in every rate.
Approximately a 50-minute drive to the Acadia National Park Entrance Station.
Yes, dogs are allowed with a $15 per pet per night fee; max 2 dogs per room; leashed at all times; pet-friendly rooms must be requested directly.
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