Located in Bucksport, this charming house for $800 per night is a fantastic choice for your next vacation. We now have a FUJITSU heat pump and A/C! Our place is close to Bar Harbor (45 minutes) and Bangor. (20 minutes) There are amazing technical mountain trails outside the back door. We are on Brewer Lake with amazing sunsets! (outside the front door and just a short walk) Great fishing, swimming and kayaking! Also, you can take advantage of the summer concert series in the evenings and American Folk Festival in August. Great for couples, group adventurers, and families. Our cell #’s are Di, 207-992-6657 and Joe, 207-992-6659. Welcome to our home, we hope you enjoy your stay! Here are some useful tidbits: The wifi password is cooperryder. All of the televisions are Smart TV 's. There is dish soap and detergent under the sink. The key is in the golf cart and the kayaks are already at the dock. There are life jackets on the stone patio under the screened in porch. Firewood for the firepit is on the outside of the woodshed on the left. There is a sign. Closest grocery stores: Walmart or Hannaford, both in Brewer, about a 15 minute drive. This time of the year it is much easier to access both by turning left on Wiswell instead of going to the end of Copeland Hill and trying to turn left onto 1A. I have included a map. There is also Tiller and Rye in Brewer if you are looking for organic produce, grass fed and free range meat, or gluten free options. They have a “cafe” on site that has great items to go. They also have lots of local beers, wines and coffee. All doors lock, but can open from the inside. Pull the handle up and turn the lock to the left. Dinner Recommendations: Bangor is about 20-25 minutes away. Brewer is about 10-15 minutes away. McLaughlins (Bangor), The Eagle’s Nest (Brewer), or Jone’s Lobster Co. (Holden) are the best places to get a lobster roll. None are fancy. McLaughlins only has outdoor picnic table seating. Jone’s has some indoor and outdoor seating and also has many other delicious options on their menu...and they are the closest! For a pricey, but excellent dinner, try Evenroods. Timber Kitchen and Bar is also a good choice with a throwback to Maine’s lumbering industry in their design. The Tarrantine is also a unique dinner experience. The Tarratine Building is a historic structure in Bangor’s Great Fire District. The exclusive Tarratine Club was organized in the year 1884 by 31 Bangor citizens. Among that group of 31 was former U.S. vice president and first Tarratine Club President, Hannibal Hamlin. You are welcome to explore the building while you're there or have drinks on the rooftop bar. For great food via a brewery, try Mason’s Brewing Company in Brewer or the Sea Dog in Bangor, both have waterfront seating, which is perfect if there’s a concert in town. A relatively new restaurant/bar is Kanu in Old Town. Their rooftop bar is also pretty amazing. For a yummy sandwich, try the Harvest Moon Deli in Brewer. Locally owned with a creative menu. If you love ice cream, Giffords or Fielder's Choice are both excellent! If you are heading to Bar Harbor, Camden or Belfast for a day trip, you can’t go wrong! Things to do: Bangor -visit Stephen King’s house 47 W Broadway, Bangor, ME 04401 -win some money at Hollywood Casino https://www.hollywoodcasinobangor.com/ -kids may enjoy the Maine Discovery Museum https://www.mainediscoverymuseum.org/ Mount Desert Island -Acadia National Park https://www.nps.gov/acad/index.htm hiking, sightseeing...don’t miss Thunder Hole, Sand Beach, the Park Loop Road, Jordan Pond popovers!....GO EARLY FOR A PARKING SPACE -Whale Watch Tour (You may want to make a reservation ahead of time.) https://www.barharborwhales.com/ Bar Harbor (shopping/dining) https://www.visitbarharbor.com/ Belfast and Camden are fun for shopping and dining. Portland is also about 2 hours away...endless amazing restaurants and shopping!