If you are interested in great smallmouth bass fishing, a terrific family vacation spot or peace and tranquility, keep scrolling. Long Lake Camps are on a private 40 acre peninsula (Rolfe Point) surrounded entirely by woods and water. Long Lake is part of a huge watershed which includes Long Lake, Big Lake, Lewey Lake, West Grand Lake, Grand Lake Stream, the Grand Falls Flowage and the St. Croix River.
We have 12 lake cabin rentals which are made from native Maine cedar logs and are located along the shoreline. All the cabins are clean, cozy and comfortably furnished with the amenities of wood stoves, electricity, and full baths with showers. Many of the cabins have full kitchens to accommodate doing your own housekeeping or if you want the American Plan you can enjoy delicious meals, and lodging.
We have 12 lake cabin rentals which are made from native Maine cedar logs and are located along the shoreline. All the cabins are clean, cozy and comfortably furnished with the amenities of wood stoves, electricity, and full baths with showers. Many of the cabins have full kitchens to accommodate doing your own housekeeping or if you want the American Plan you can enjoy delicious meals, and lodging.
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History
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Eddy Jones built this traditional Maine sporting camp with help from families in this area. Additionally, we have learned that Eddy started out with one cabin and just kept adding cabins each year. In one of his brochures, Eddy wrote, These camps were started in 1945 after a ten year search for the ideal location.
Fishing
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Many guests have asked me about what to use for lures in our waters. As a general rule in the Spring, in-line spinners, crank baits and spinner baits are a pretty good bet. As summer warms our waters, fishing speeds need to slow down and plastics become a good choice. Grub tails, jigs, worms, top water baits are all really good.
Guides & Guided Trips
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Make your adventure at our Maine lake cabin rentals complete with an exciting outdoor guided trip. All of guides have many years of experience on our waters. They have extensive knowledge in fishing, wildlife and the great outdoors. This is a real opportunity for our guests to "step back in time" and experience for a day what our area is really all about and enjoy a great day on the water.
Directions
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Interstate 95 North to Lincoln (exit 55); turn right off ramp on to three mile access road; take second left onto Rt.6 East; stay on Rt.6 through Lincoln to Topsfield; turn right on Rt.1 South into Princeton. Turn right onto West Street (across from the Peabody House). The Long Lake Camps road is out one mile on the right.
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