Luxurious Accessible Cabin with Forest Views near Desert of Maine – Freeport, ME

About Luxurious Accessible Cabin with Forest Views near Desert of Maine – Freeport, ME

It is a modern, luxurious cabin that lets you experience the outdoors in exquisite comfort. This particular cabin is accessible and features large windows over the bed looking up at the trees, a small kitchen, a luxurious accessible full bathroom, a dining nook with built-in benches, and a queen sleeper sofa. There is also an outdoor seating area where you can enjoy being outside by the fire! The cabin is set in a serene, wooded campground at the edge of the iconic dunes of the Desert of Maine. Korean-inspired shed-style cabin with huge windows–feels like you are sleeping outside. Accessible entrances and features for ease of use Spacious feel with a dramatic 18’ high ceiling, and lots of light Queen bed with premium linens, quilt/down comforter Luxurious accessible full bathroom with tiled floor and rain shower head Ultra comfortable queen sleeper sofa with included linens and pillows Two twin foam sleeping pads (best for kids) with included linens and pillows AN ENCHANTING SETTING Nestled among tranquil northern pines with a view of the woods Romance Rating: 11/10 – be prepared to fall in love, or fall in love all over again Outdoor seating area w/ Adirondack chairs, picnic table, bistro lights, and a fire pit Located in a campground on the edge of the dunes of the iconic Desert of Maine ESSENTIALS INCLUDED Mini refrigerator for keeping your snacks and drinks chilled Mini Keurig w/ mugs and assorted coffees, creamers, and sweeteners Kettle and assorted teas A pedestal fan for a gentle breeze to help you sleep Plates, bowls, silverware, pots, pans, kitchen utensils, kitchen knives, and more Plenty of electrical outlets Fresh towels for four LUXE AMENITIES Steps away from a gorgeous cedar bath house w/ live live-edge counters and tile floor Individual showers with locking doors and plenty of hot water Lawn games like bocce, cornhole, giant Connect 4, and hook & ring Walking distance to the Desert of Maine mini golf course Free access to stroll the dunes of the Desert of Maine after hours Parking right in front of the cabin CAMP STORE DELIGHTS Charming, self-serve Camp Store available 24/7 in the campground Firewood, kindling, and matches for making a crackling campfire Cold drinks such as water, seltzers, soda, juice boxes, and hot chocolate mix Snacks such as Jiffy Pop, s’mores kits, kettle corn, and more Essentials such as batteries, toiletries, bug spray, and ice Microwave available for use – don’t cook fish in it, or you will be flogged in public POLICIES Dog friendly (registration fee applies, service dogs welcomed for free, max =2) Wild boars, hyenas, cats, and other pets are not allowed (even if they don't bite) Quiet hours 10 pm to 8 am – the crickets should be the loudest sound Free early check-in requests; come as soon as your cabin is ready! Late checkout until noon is available for a small fee Registration requested (name, email, phone number) ACTIVITIES & ADVENTURES Explore the history, geology, and ecology of the Desert of Maine Beat your traveling companion by 20 strokes at mini golf – no mercy Unwind, roast marshmallows, and read a book by the fire Go to the beach, or the rocky coast – just 10 min from the ocean Kayak or canoe through enchanting tidal marshes Hike along the ocean or up a mountain Sample one of 20+ award-winning breweries nearby Eat your way through the best restaurants in Portland Shop at the Freeport outlets or the quirky shops of Old Port WHY STAY ANYWHERE ELSE? This accessible cabin is 23’x15’ with dramatic 18’ ceilings, a queen bed with giant windows overlooking the woods, a full, accessible bathroom (toilet, sink, and a stupidly luxurious roll-in shower) a sleeper sofa with an actually comfortable queen foam mattress, and a small kitchenette (sink, countertop, mini refrigerator, dishes, silverware, basics for cooking, kettle, and tea). This cabin comes supplied with linens for the queen bed (sheets, down comforter, and pillows), linens for the sleeper sofa (sheets, pillows, and blankets), and towels for four. The layout of the bed and dining table can be adjusted depending on access needs. The cabin also has an outdoor seating area with four Adirondack chairs, an accessible picnic table and fire ring (w/ integrated grill), and bistro lights for evening ambience. The front and back entrances to the cabin are equipped with ramps. This cabin has been designed just like our other cabins, but with some minor differences to ensure it can be enjoyed by all! Whether you book it for access needs or not, there is no better place to unwind. The cabin is located in the recently renovated campground at the Desert of Maine, an iconic tourist attraction established in 1926. The campground is small, quiet, and serene, surrounded by tall northern pines at the edge of the Desert’s rolling sand dunes, which were deposited there at the end of the last ice age. The tourist attraction includes fascinating exhibits about the history, ecology, and geology of the Desert, activities for kids, a train ride, mini golf, and much more. Campground guests enjoy free access to the dunes after hours, and discounted tickets for mini golf and general admission for daytime visits. Come to the place where Wanderers Unwind. You will have the entire cabin on a dedicated campsite, all to yourself. In addition, you will have access to our renovated, cedar bath house, which is just steps away, with individual showers. However, please note that the bathhouse is an older building that is not accessible. ADDITIONAL RULES - The Desert of Maine Campground is a quiet, serene campground. Please act accordingly. - ​Quiet Hours are from 10:00 pm to 8:00 am. Guests arriving or departing during quiet hours should pretend the campground is filled with light-sleeping, hardened street fighters who just start scrapping when they are awoken. If someone is not respecting quiet hours, please call or text us. Guests who violate our quiet hours policy will be given one warning. After the first warning, they will be asked to leave. - ​​All vehicles must park at their assigned site or in designated parking areas. Do not block the road or prevent access to other sites. Max of one (1) vehicle per site. Additional vehicle parking is available in the larger parking lot near the entrance to the campground. - Drive slowly (10 mph max) within the campground. - We love dogs. We accept all scruffy-duffy boys and girls (i.e., well-behaved dogs) regardless of breed. Other types of pets are not allowed. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and must not be left unattended. Unfortunately, dogs who bark too much are probably stressed out by the camping experience, so we will have to ask their owners to help them calm down or take them back home. Guests must clean up after their dog(s). - Alcohol is permitted within assigned sites for guests of legal drinking age. Do not take alcohol outside the assigned site. Please do not get out of control, or you will be asked to leave. - Campfires are only permitted in the provided fire rings. Do not leave fires unattended. Do not move the fire rings. Do not burn cans, glass, or trash. - Firewood is available for purchase 24x7 (self-service, honor system) at the Camp Store. Do not bring outside firewood. - Firearms are prohibited on the premises.

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Freeport, Maine

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