Cabin with Dock, Lake and Trail access

Escape to Sandy Bay Hideaway, a peaceful lakeside cabin nestled on the shores of Moosehead Lake in the heart of Maine’s North Woods . This cozy retreat offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort—ideal for families, couples, or outdoor enthusiasts looking to unplug and unwind!

Wake up to serene lake views, sip your morning coffee on the deck ☕, and spend your days swimming, kayaking, fishing , or exploring the surrounding wilderness. Evenings are best enjoyed gathered around the propane fire table under star-filled skies ✨, sharing stories after a day of adventure.

Inside, the cabin is thoughtfully equipped for a comfortable stay, featuring inviting living spaces, a fully stocked kitchen ️, and all the essentials you need for a relaxing getaway. Whether you’re visiting for summer lake days, fall foliage , snowmobiling ❄️, or ice fishing, Sandy Bay Hideaway is a perfect year-round escape.

Three Bedroom | One Bath | Lake Access | Lake View Cabin | Sleeps 6

Direct lake access
Dock access for boats, jet skis, or seaplanes
️ Shared beach access
Smart TV for streaming
❄️ Snowmobile trail access
ATV trail access

***No Pets Please***

️ Sleeping Arrangements:

Bedroom 1: Full bed

Bedroom 2: Two twin beds

Bedroom 3: Bunk bed (queen on the lower level, twin on the upper level)

Sandy Bay Hideaway is the perfect home base for outdoor adventure in every season . With lake access just across the road, you can enjoy swimming, boating, kayaking, or fishing within minutes—and the shared ️ beach area is visible right from the cabin window. Adventure continues year-round with direct ❄️ snowmobile and ATV trail access, making it easy to explore the Moosehead Lake Region without loading up and driving. For added convenience, the property also offers additional parking for trailers, making it ideal for guests bringing boats, snowmobiles, or ATVs for their stay.

A Note About Staying in the Northern Maine Woods
We’re thrilled to welcome you to this peaceful escape surrounded by nature. Because of the remote setting, a few natural quirks come with the territory:

Mice – We take proactive steps to prevent them, but they may occasionally appear, especially in cooler months.
️ Spiders & Webs – Common in forest settings; we clear before arrival, but they may return.
Ladybugs & Flies – In autumn, these harmless seasonal visitors may appear indoors.
❄️ Ice & Snow – Surfaces can be slippery in winter; please use caution when walking outside.