SITE MAP
Image created by Emma Kelly Landscape
This site plan shows our parking area, 24 cabins, firepit areas, and bathhouse. Inspired by the “village and wild lands” model of Monhegan Island, we’ve concentrated development within a small portion of the property, and within that, concentrated parking in just one area so your cabin experience is car-free. Of 166 acres, just two are lightly developed, much of which will be re-vegetated.
Total Acres // 166
Acres of wild low-bush blueberries // 30
Field Cabins // 12 (shown in purple, 1-12; Field Cabin 1 is accessible)
Forest Cabins // 12 (shown in green, 1-12)
Bathhouses // 1
BATHHOUSE
Our bathhouse serves our Forest Cabin guests and is centrally located between Forest Cabins 5 and 6. Constructed almost entirely of cedar for its natural aromatic qualities and resilience, the building features three full bathrooms, a breezeway w/benches for waiting, and a sauna w/changing room. More on the Sauna below.
Bathrooms // 3 full bathrooms, one w/baby changing station
Location // Centrally located between Forest cabins 5 and 6
Cabins Served // All Forest Cabins
Towels + bath mats // Provided in Forest Cabins
SAUNA
Photo credit: Capshore Photography
Our cedar sauna seats up to 6 on an upper and lower bench, and features a large window into the woods. Sweat it out in dry heat, or pour water over the heater stones to introduce steam. Fun fact: at 150°F and higher, naturally occurring essential oils in the cedar are activated and released, resulting in a calming aroma. Our standard temperature setting is 170°F.
Warning: the stainless steel heater gets very hot. Do not touch!
Location // Our sauna is located in the bathhouse, second door on the left
Size // Seats up to 6 on an upper and lower bench
Heat type // Electric, with wood bucket + ladle for steam (löyly)
Sauna session time // 50 minutes, bookable on the hour from 7a to 8p. Please book at least one hours in advance to allow the sauna time to heat up.
Pricing // $19/session
Pronunciation // Sow-nuh, according to our Finnish friends!
*Note: Children under the age of 14 must be supervised by an adult. Per guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics, children under the age of 6 are not allowed in the sauna.
TRAILS
We’ve built a walking trail through our 166-acre property, and plan to build many more, alone with some surprises along the way! When going for a walk, we recommend bringing water and bug spray. Our opinion is that by far the best time to go for a walk is dusk, to avoid the heat of the day. Note that this is the wild. Take care when you walk in the woods.
No. Trails // 1 trail
Total Miles // 1.5 miles total
Total time // 30-45 minutes to complete
Fair warning // This is the wild! Please take care when walking in the woods.
GUIDED STARGAZING
Based in Eastern Maine and founded by Hazel Stark and Joseph Horn, the Maine Outdoor School brings outdoor learning directly to schools, community groups, families, and businesses. Whether on local trails, in schoolyards, or virtually, they help people of all ages build skills, knowledge, and confidence to connect with the natural world in their everyday lives.
Activity // Stargazing with the Maine Outdoor School, now every Saturday night until the end of October!
Time // Sessions dates, leaders, and times are below.
August 15th - Haley 9:15-10:15 pm
August 22nd - Pascal 9:15-10:15 pm
August 29th - Pascal 9:15-10:15 pm
September 5th - Pascal 8:00-9:00 pm
September 12th - Haley 8:00-9:00 pm
September 19th - Haley 8:00-9:00 pm
September 26th - Hazel 8:00-9:00 pm
October 3rd - Pascal 7:30-8:30 pm
October 10th - Hazel 7:30-8:30 pm
October 17th - Haley 7:30-8:30 pm
October 24th - Pascal 7:30-8:30 pm
October 31st - Hazel 7:30-8:30 pm
Pricing // $10/person for the 2026 season, no charge for children under age 6
Gathering spot // fire pits down by the tall spruce trees near the road in. Path is just below the firewood shed, opposite the parking area.