Comfortable and rustic. Lots of nature. Good for a group or cozy for a couple. Excellent hiking, kayaking, bicycling, fishing and hunting. There's a canoe for your use. Four beds but sleeps 8+ with extra cots. Gas lights, gas stove and gas grill. Wood stove for heat. Running water, toilet and shower. Electricity, when you need it, from a generator. Easy access up long driveway. 20 per cent weekly discount. Good fishing, year round . Link to fishing: https://tinyurl.com/yaoqxvlj This is an authentic post-and-beam cabin built with local white pine. The pond across the road from the cabin is a protected sanctuary for wading birds. Wildlife abounds. The cabin is off the grid. The electricity is from an on-site generator. Heat is from a wood stove. Wood is provided. Staying at the cabin is a comfortable and peaceful experience but it is also rustic with a touch of "roughing it." What do I mean by roughing it? Well, if the night is cold, for example, you probably will have to rise once or twice to put some wood in the wood stove to keep things toasty. My brother and I built this cabin ourselves. I told the story in the book, "CABIN: Two Brothers, a Dream and Five Acres in Maine," published by Viking Press in New York. The book is available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and most independent bookstores. I also wrote a blog for The New York Times about the actual construction of cabin. You can find it by Googling Ureneck AND Times AND "Why I want a cabin".