10 Cozy Cabins for Rent in Maine
Whether you seek a mountain getaway or a lakeside sojourn, these cabins for rent in Maine are ideal for a rustic retreat.
By Yankee Staff|Jun 01 2021|
Just half an hour from North Conway, this tidy cabin in a tranquil wooded setting offers plenty of room for families to stretch out.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of AirbnbMaine is the perfect place for fulfilling your dream of staying in a cozy New England cabin, whether it’s perched in the mountains or overlooking the water. The Pine Tree State has endless outdoor adventure offerings, plus inviting small cities and towns with diverse dining and shopping scenes. Here’s a list of some of the coziest cabins for rent in Maine to get you started on an idyllic rustic getaway in New England.
10 Cabins for Rent in Maine | Cozy Getaways
We dare you to resist this collection of cozy cabins for rent in Maine, all available through Airbnb or Vrbo. Click on the headline for each cabin to learn more.
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Sweet Dreams Near Sugarloaf | Coplin, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 4); 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom; $175 per night.
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Outdoorsman’s Paradise | Fort Fairfield, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom; $110 per night.
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Unique Hilltop Retreat | New Sharon, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 3); 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom; average $272 per night.
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Cozy Cabin in the Woods | Bridgton, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom; average $158 per night.
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Midcentury Modern Getaway | Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 8); 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; average $232 per night.
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Oceanside Log Home | Gouldsboro, Maine
Entire house (sleeps 10); 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; average $420 per night.
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Skiers’ Haven | Bethel, Maine
Entire house (sleeps 13); 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; average $404 per night.
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Classic Maine Camp | Naples, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 2); 1 studio bedroom, 1 bathroom; average $206 per night.
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Couple’s Getaway | Appleton, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 2); 1 studio bedroom, 1 bathroom; average $118 per night.
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Close-to-It-All Hideaway | Freeport, Maine
Entire cabin (sleeps 2); 1 studio bedroom, 1 bathroom; average $147 per night.
Which of these cabins for rent in Maine is your favorite?
This post was first published in 2020 and has been updated.
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Ah yes indeed Tomhegan is a favorite of ours. Our first stay was in 1985 if my memory serves me correctly. We were lucky having met both Margery and Virgil. It was raining and I told my wife I had to go to the cabin next to us and talk with the lady that was feeding the deer by hand. Five hours later Gail came to get me. Margery was daughter of the family that built the cabins in 1910. The stories she told me were fascinating. We went back to Tomheghan every year until she passed away.
Each cabin was connected by a board walk, this boardwalk made the camps special. Sadly it was taking down in the 1990s when the camps were made into an association.
I want to tell you a story about Virgil and how I met him. Virgil was a quiet man in his 70 s. A big man who seemed to know everything about the outdoors. He kept his distance from others , not talking to others. I went fishing one day in a 12 foot aluminum boat. It was a windy day , with winds coming from the north. I docked the boat bow in and stern out towards wind. Well it wasn’t more than an hour later I saw Virgil holding his belly laughing.
The boat was full of water ! I learned to never dock stern out when winds were rough. Virgil and I became friends for life.
Sadly the walkway was taken down and we no longer visited the camps. We have great memories of Margery and Virgil, pictures still hanging on our walls. One picture is of my wife hand feeding the deer.
Tomhegan is a gem.
Thank you for sharing, this was an emotional read that left me and my friend with a gleeful smile and a warm and hearty feel in our tummy’s
Love Maine! Thank you for bringing me close to a dream. All these cabins are perfect! I’m a senior living overseas. Cannot possibly travel with today sad condition of the Coronavirus but we can keep on dreaming. Thank you kindly.
I have stayed at Ye Olde Fort Cabins right near Pemaquid Beach, which is right on the water’s edge…great spot very serene and beautiful view of all the happenings on the Maine coast! These cabins have been there over 80 years,and, still well maintained!!
My grandparents had a farm in Solon, Maine that we spent Holidays and Summers at till they sold it back in the 60’s, but we always spent a week at a cabin on Embden, Pond which was about 15-20 minutes away but it was the perfect spot to relax !! Miss those days !!! Havent been back in over 30 years!!!