Cabin ∙ 1 bedroom ∙ 2 guests | Cabin in Freeport, ME

This is a small A-frame cabin that features a wall of glass overlooking beautiful woods with a glimpse of the sand dunes through the trees. The cabin is 11/10 romantic and surprisingly comfortable for such a small space. Outside you have a charming seating area with bistro lights, Adirondack chairs, and a fire pit to enjoy a crackling fire.SPACE THE "COZY" CABIN EXPERIENCE️ Compact A-frame with a stunning glass wall–feels like you are sleeping outside☀️ Surprisingly spacious feel with dramatic 12ft high ceiling, and lots of light️ Queen bed with premium linens, quilt/down comforterAN ENCHANTING SETTING Nestled among tranquil northern pines with a view of the dunes through 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 MaineESSENTIALS INCLUDED Mini refrigerator for keeping your snacks and drinks chilled☕ Mini Keurig w/ mugs and assorted coffees, creamers, and sweeteners Kettle and assorted teas Wall-mounted fan for a gentle breeze to help you sleep Electric heater for colder months❄️ AC for hotter months Plenty of electrical outlets Fresh towels for twoLUXE AMENITIES Steps away from a gorgeous cedar bath house w/ 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 mini golf course️ Free access to stroll the dunes of the Desert of Maine after hours Parking spot close to the cabinCAMP 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 publicPOLICIES Dog friendly (registration fee applies, service dogs welcomed for free) Wild boars, hyenas, cats, and other pets not allowed. We believe you he doesn't bite. Quiet hours 10pm to 8am – the crickets should be the loudest sound Free early check-in requests; come as soon as your cabin is ready! Late checkout until noon available for a small fee Registration requested (name, email, phone number)ACTIVITIES & ADVENTURES️ 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, read a book by the fire️ 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 Portland️ Shop at the Freeport outlets or the quirky shops of Old PortWHY STAY ANYWHERE ELSE?These modern A-Frames are 10'x11' on the interior with dramatic 12' ceilings and a queen bed. Each cabin comes with linens (sheets, quilt or down comforter, towels for two, and pillows), a fan, a privacy curtain for the wall of glass, electrical outlets, a small countertop w/ a kettle, a Keurig for coffee, tea, mini refrigerator, two Adirondack chairs, a fire ring w/ integrated grill, and a small picnic table.This cabin is too "cozy" to have its own bathroom, but our renovated cedar bath house is just steps away (about 50ft). This is the nicest campground bathroom you'll ever see, with live edge countertops and new fixtures everywhere. It actually smells _good_ if you can believe that. And while the bath house is a shared space, don't worry about it being crowded--it gets minimal use because our campground is small and many of our guests will be staying in cabins with their own bathrooms. The bath house has 3 clean, private showers with gloriously hot water to help you unwind.This cabin is located at the recently renovated campground which is on-site at the Desert of Maine, a nearly 100-year-old tourist attraction located in Freeport. The Desert is 40 acres of rolling sand dunes in the middle of a lush Maine forest, a natural phenomenon created during the last ice age. The tourist attraction includes fascinating exhibits about the history, ecology, geology of the Desert, activities for kids, a train ride, and much more. The campground is nothing if not quiet and serene. All of the cabins face out to our beautiful woods filled with tall, northern pines. Although there are other cabins in the campground, you have plenty of space to feel like you are disconnecting from your busy life and reconnecting with yourself. Come to the place Where Wanderers Unwind.ACCESSYou 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.NOTESThe cabins are insulated and include a portable heater/AC unit so you should be able to make it comfortable no matter what the temperature is outside! ADDITIONAL RULES - The campground is a quiet, serene place. Please act accordingly.- ​Quiet Hours are from to 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.- Fireworks are prohibited on the premises.