Lantern Camp

A wide view of design-forward cabins nestled on a hillside of wild daisies. The 166-acre property features wildflower meadows and wild lowbush blueberries instead of manicured lawns.
A Field Cabin at sunset, highlighting the sailboat-inspired galvanized steel
A Forest Cabin in the gloaming. These cabins feature black wood cladding to minimize their visual impact and blend them into the shadows of the surrounding wooded landscape.
Inside the cabin kitchen, where clean contemporary detailing and expansive picture windows frame stunning 100-mile views extending to Penobscot Bay and Mt. Katahdin.
Our primary beds feature plush, premium linens and are situated directly next to a large bedside picture window, pressing guests up to the edge of spectacular 100-mile views to the north and west.
Open-plan cabin dining and lounge spaces built using natural materials like local sustainable wood insulation from Maine-based TimberHP.
The cozy kids' bed nook tucked off the main entryway, featuring two twin beds with privacy curtains. Specifically designed to make traveling with children seamless.
A bright cabin bathroom featuring custom tiling, modern fixtures, and window placement that floods the space with natural light.
Minimalist cabin bathroom detailing clean lines, local timber features, and modern fixtures.
Cozy reading nook and built-in bookshelf detail inside a Field Cabin, showcasing local literature and warm wood finishes.
A guest relaxing on a private wood deck, enjoying quiet moments with coffee and overlooking the wild lowbush blueberry field.
A guest taking in the expansive 100-mile views all the way to Penobscot Bay.
A guest walking their dog through the wildflower meadows. Our cabins and trails are fully dog-friendly.
A happy dog playing in the long meadow grass, highlighting our turn-key family and dog-friendly nature getaway experience.
Evening at the private fire pit. Guests can enjoy guided stargazing and roast marshmallows under dark Maine skies.
Guests gathering around our long, outdoor dining tables to share a meal.
Our 166-acre high-ridge property is designed to feel private, wild, and isolated from neighbors, creating a low-impact natural getaway that gives guests the space to slow down and find inspiration.

Adresse

85 Dodge Hill Rd, Orland, ME, 04472

Telefon

(207) 560-6717

Website

http://www.lanterncamp.com

Annehmlichkeiten der Einrichtung

Haustiere Erlaubt

Kostenloses Parken

Kostenloses WiFi

Klimaanlage oder Heizung im Zimmer

Gut für Meetings und Gruppen

Private Bäder

Haustierfreundlich

In-Room

Klimatisierung

Vollständig ausgestattete Küchen

Mikrowelle

Kühlschrank

Allgemein

Saisonale Öffnungszeiten

Wifi

Kinder willkommen (12 & unter)

Raum für Tagungen und Veranstaltungen

Reisemobil-Parkplatz

Haustierfreundlich

Toiletten

Angebotene Touren

Internetzugang

Erreichbarkeit

Zugängliche öffentliche Bereiche/Einrichtungen

Parken für Behinderte

Diensttiere sind erlaubt

Aktivitäten

Radfahren

Kanufahren/Kajakfahren

Wanderwege

Wildtierbeobachtung

Essen

Außenbestuhlung

Kaffee & Tee

Lantern Camp Orland is an off-the-beaten-path landscape hotel on 166 pristine acres in easy reach of Acadia and Bar Harbor. Come experience the wonder of natural places from the comfort of Scandinavian-modern cabins situated on a sprawling blueberry meadow with 100-mile sunset views.

Designed by architect Addison Godine, the property features 24 thoughtfully planned, low-impact cabins: 12 Field Cabins with 2 bedrooms, a covered porch, a full bathroom and kitchen; and 12 efficient Forest Cabins with bunk beds, a kitchenette, an outdoor picnic table, fire pits, and a shared bathhouse containing 3 full bathrooms. Every cabin features a plush queen bed and 2 twin beds all with premium linens, pour-over coffee, and high-speed WiFi.

Your stay offers access to the private cedarwood sauna, firepits, grills, wild blueberry picking, guided stargazing, private trails, and sweeping views from Mt. Katahdin to Penobscot Bay. Dogs and families welcome!