Appalachian Mountain Club has a variety of lodging and recreation opportujities which includes 2 sporting camps - Little Lyford Pond Camps and Medawisla Wilderness Camps, a self service cabin called Moose Point Cabin and campsites on Long Pond. Our Maine Woods offers great hiking, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and x-c skiing for your enjoyment. 

Arndt's Aroostook River Lodge & Campground Located in the beautiful Aroostook Valley of northern Maine, this four season sporting business has an array of outdoor facilities and services ranging from RV camping, bunkhouses and both deluxe & remote log cabins to full service guiding for both hunting, fishing & outdoor adventures. We specialize in fly fishing, bird dog hunting and trophy whitetails. We offer canoe and kayak rentals and transportation to numerous wilderness waterways, lakes and ponds. The “Homestead” has easy access to miles of snowmobile and ATV trails.

Fostering an appreciation for the natural world, and for working in community with others. Chewonki has evolved into one of Maine’s most highly respected and treasured institutions. Our name and reputation extend well beyond the state’s borders, and our work has gained regional and even national recognition. For those who know our programs, Chewonki is a recognized leader in what we offer young people and the results we achieve in creating lifetime stewards of our natural world. Chewonki has become synonymous with innovation; we are known as an organization of active self-starters who teach with passion and who engage our communities.

Claybrook Mountain Lodge is near the Bigelow Range, Flagstaff Lake and Dead River. We offer family hospitality served up with delicious home-cooking. Since 1984 we have been helping guests enjoy some of Maine’s most spectacular backcountry. Hike, bike, fish, hunt, ski, and explore remote places. Maine Guide available for adventure or advice when you set out on your own. Rustic, comfortable, secluded. Join us for some fun!

Katahdin Lake Wilderness Camps are located on remote and beautiful Katahdin Lake, which is three miles from the base of Mt Katahdin. We have the distinction of being the last set of camps in Maine that may only be reached by hiking or skiing in winter. To visit Katahdin Lake Camps is like stepping back in time.