A beautiful piece of paradise nestled in the pines of Maine overlooking the Western Bay. 20 minutes to so many activities in and out of Acadia National Park that it made our week long vacation a joy to remember. Thank you to our hosts!

This was our second stay at The Treehouse, and it was everything we remembered from 2.5 years ago and more. From the atmosphere and serenity of its location to the comfort level in the house, this house checks all the boxes for a fine vacation. The location of the house is ideal, closer than other places we’ve stayed on the quiet side of MDI. The condition of the house is quite clean and fresh, and the water pressure is very good. Whenever there was a need for something, we could usually find it in a closet or in drawers. The kitchen is not only well stocked/equipped, but has lovely dish and drink ware that add to the charm and fun. Access to the shoreline provides yet another avenue for recreation or reflection. And, the host brought hanging baskets of flowers for the deck during our stay, adding even more charm to the view. All in all, I would highly recommend.

Lovely setting with good access to all parts of the island and mainland. Sunset and wildlife watching from the dock was a special treat. The property is a little dated, but very cozy. We enjoyed it & would stay again.

We stayed at the Treehouse in early Oct and I have been going back and forth about whether or not I should leave a review. I have spoken with the owners who are very kind, and they have shared our concerns with their cleaner and caretaker, both of which are new this year. I didn't want to leave a critical review and possibly hurt their business, but I rely on honest reviews and believe others do, too. I suspect most of the issues that follow will be resolved by the time the Treehouse opens for the spring. First, the location is perfect. It is quiet and there is only one other house that is close by. We saw seals when we walked down to the area that you can launch a kayak or canoe. We also saw a bald eagle one morning. Unfortunately, you can see only glimpses of the water from the Treehouse. The trees have grown since the pictures were taken that are on VRBO, so you see mostly trees. We didn’t bring our kayaks, but we were looking forward to sitting near the launch area and enjoying the water view. This didn’t happen. The launch area is very close to another house and to enjoy the water would be very intrusive to those renting that house, as you would practically be on their back deck. I stood there one afternoon and watched the seals when the renters weren’t home, but I felt incredibly uncomfortable and only stayed a few minutes. I think this should be better clarified on the listing. The granite stairs leading up to the house are tricky when it is raining, dark out, and when you are carrying luggage and/or groceries. The house needed a good cleaning to get rid of the musty smell, mold, dust, and cobwebs. It could also use some general maintenance like replacing the front screen door that has duct tape holding the screen, fixing the bungalow door so it isn’t so difficult to open and adding or fixing the lock, replacing the broken toilet seat, securing the lights above the bed so they aren’t dangling on a small hook, and replacing the blind in the bungalow since it doesn’t work and only covers half of the window. These are the items that the owners have discussed with their caretaker and cleaner so they shouldn’t be an issue for future renters. When we rented the treehouse, we weren’t expecting luxury, but we were looking forward to staying in a clean, well maintained home, with harbor and island views. I don’t want others to be as disappointed as we were.