My GF and I were in need of a place to escape and relax and this cabin was perfect!! As soon as we arrived it immediately felt like home. It was so clean and comfortable. Linda has thought of everything and the place was completely stocked with anything you could think of. All we needed were a few groceries for our week long stay. The location was perfect and felt like we were on our own private lake. For the size of the lake we only saw maybe 2 boats each day. We had 2 day trips planned to baxter state park and bar harbor/acadia, both about 90 minutes away. Other than that, we enjoyed our quiet days sitting around a campfire and relaxing. We are already planning our next trip back to this cabin. Would highly recommend!! Thank you linda!!

This historic camp, located right on the edge of beautiful Mattanawcook Pond, has been updated and improved to include all of today's conveniences. Despite feeling private and serene, it is very close to goods and services. The hosts were very helpful in making arrangements for our stay and sharing their enthusiasm for this lovely spot.

This property is a little piece of heaven. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Everything available that anyone could ever need. We would definitely book again in a heartbeat. It’s close enough to town but far away from any and all noises. Perfect silence. Do not hesitate to rent this cottage.

Tak-A-Rest camp @ Pine point is a wonderful, peaceful and comfortable place to enjoy some of the simple pleasures of life. The almost 180 degree views of the lake from both inside and outside are terrific.From my first contact to my last interaction with the owners everything was extremely pleasurable. The camp is a welcoming place to stay and is equipped with just about anything you could need to enhance your vacation from the kitchen supplies to floats and fishing equipment. It is very clean, quite roomy and has numerous options, both inside and outside for sitting & relaxing and enjoying a wonderful lakeside location. A paddle boat offered opportunities for exploring the lake which had very little boat traffic even on the busy Homecoming/ Loon Festival weekend. The suggestion for "water shoes" was greatly appreciated due to the small, and sometimes large, rocks as you enter the water.Something to be aware of is that if someone has some "balance" difficulties with walking or if there are real young "little" ones there are numerous rocks/boulders and numerous tree routes that might be a bit difficult to navigate around on the waterfront side of the camp. With two decks, a dock, both sunny and shade locations to enjoy listening to the wind blowing thru the pines or the waves lapping the shore it was a memorable and very enjoyable place to stay and we wouldn't hesitate to return. The one disappointing thing, for us, was that the gentleman who had been renting pontoon boats is no longer doing that and we would have really liked the opportunity to see more of the lake than what we could access with the paddle boat or a canoe.