Cabin in Northport, ME
3 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
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About this cabin rental
Welcome to your cozy off- grid, affordable forest retreat! This is a sweet, rustic cabin, with no electricity...
we do provide a rechargeable lamp, fan, and candles.
Rejuvenate away from EMF's and the buzz of modern life at our budding permaculture oasis on 25 acres with gardens and trails.
The Cabin has a comfortable queen bed with linens and towels provided, several small bureaus and a desk/natural slab dining table inside. There is a composting (bucket) toilet system + simple hand- wash station. (We will explain the systems when we welcome you). Outside is a patio table with chairs, as well as a small fire circle and grill.
There is a dirt drive learning to the Cabin, so you can park right beside it. The cabin sits in a meadow, surrounded by woods where you'll hear owls and see hawks overhead. Wake up and go to sleep to the sounds of crickets and song birds...
Cell phone reception is very spotty and unreliable at the cabin, though texts usually work with some providers.
NO WIFI AT THE CABIN ITSELF
However, you can walk down the road towards the main house for cell reception and fiberoptic wifi (just ask the hosts in advance).
This is a peaceful and affordable retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban living. There is a strong signal along Beach road on the way to our property and at Lincolnville Beach along Rt. 1.
You may also access internet at local cafes and libraries.
The property is less than 3 miles from Camden Hills, Lincolnville Beach and Lake Megunticook. 15 min to Camden and Belfast, 20 minutes to Rockland. Summer offers views, hiking and biking trails, beach/water sports, farmers markets, spectacular concerts and dining experiences...
Winter opens possibilities with the Camden Snow Bowl
The hostess has lived, worked and homesteaded in Maine for almost 20 years and happy to offer recommendations for a wonderful retreat and visit.
we do provide a rechargeable lamp, fan, and candles.
Rejuvenate away from EMF's and the buzz of modern life at our budding permaculture oasis on 25 acres with gardens and trails.
The Cabin has a comfortable queen bed with linens and towels provided, several small bureaus and a desk/natural slab dining table inside. There is a composting (bucket) toilet system + simple hand- wash station. (We will explain the systems when we welcome you). Outside is a patio table with chairs, as well as a small fire circle and grill.
There is a dirt drive learning to the Cabin, so you can park right beside it. The cabin sits in a meadow, surrounded by woods where you'll hear owls and see hawks overhead. Wake up and go to sleep to the sounds of crickets and song birds...
Cell phone reception is very spotty and unreliable at the cabin, though texts usually work with some providers.
NO WIFI AT THE CABIN ITSELF
However, you can walk down the road towards the main house for cell reception and fiberoptic wifi (just ask the hosts in advance).
This is a peaceful and affordable retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban living. There is a strong signal along Beach road on the way to our property and at Lincolnville Beach along Rt. 1.
You may also access internet at local cafes and libraries.
The property is less than 3 miles from Camden Hills, Lincolnville Beach and Lake Megunticook. 15 min to Camden and Belfast, 20 minutes to Rockland. Summer offers views, hiking and biking trails, beach/water sports, farmers markets, spectacular concerts and dining experiences...
Winter opens possibilities with the Camden Snow Bowl
The hostess has lived, worked and homesteaded in Maine for almost 20 years and happy to offer recommendations for a wonderful retreat and visit.
Amenities at Charming Off- Grid cabin 5 min from the ocean in Midcoast Maine
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Northport, ME
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2026
We absolutely loved our stay over the Fourth of July! The cabin was beautiful, peaceful, and incredibly quiet. At night, the stars were absolutely amazing. Since there's no electricity, we brought our own lights, and that worked out perfectly.Our host was wonderful and gave us so many great recommendations for places to visit. We explored everything she suggested and had an unforgettable time. The two lighthouses were breathtaking, especially Owl's Head Lighthouse and Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. We also loved visiting Megunticook Lake and the surrounding cliffs—they were absolutely beautiful.The hospitality was excellent, the location was perfect, and we couldn't have been happier with our stay. We would absolutely come back again without hesitation. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
Had a lovely stay! The cabin was clean and comfortable.
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Amazing host! Phenomenal oasis in the woods quiet and peaceful. I will for sure be back again!
8 / 10Excellent·Oct 2025
Loved the cabin and location! Hated Goole map directions. Was concerned about safety with no handrail on steps. I’m Old and unsteady!
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Top rated by guests
8Excellent
(17 Ratings)
"We absolutely loved our stay over the Fourth of July! The cabin was beautiful, peaceful, and incredibly quiet. At night, the stars were absolutely amazing. Since there's no electricity, we brought our..."
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