Location: Mount Desert, Mount Desert Island, Acadia, Maine, USA (Pretty Marsh Harbor, 12 Miles from Bar Harbor)
Accommodations: Cabin, 3 Bedrooms + No additional sleeping rooms avail, 1.5 Baths (Sleeps 6)
Keywords: Cabin
Nestled on the ocean, at the head of Pretty Marsh Harbor, this quiet, rustic retreat sleeps 6, has a private beach, dock and mooring. The south facing deck and stunning views of the water and sunsets make this a unique site. There are 2 cabins, one for sleeping that has 3 bedrooms and a full bath and one with a living room, dining room, kitchen and 1/2 bath. People who want to sleep late can, since they will be sleeping in a separate building from the building where cooking and daily activities take place. The camp is a quarter mile in from the road down a private drive and you will only hear boaters when they pass by.
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Vacation Rental Features
- Amenities
- Washer : Stacked washer and dryer are in a laundry closet in one of the bedrooms.
- Dryer
- Linens Provided : Linens are kept in the linen closet in the Sleeping Cabin hallway
- Off Street Parking : To get to this camp you must drive down our long dirt driveway to a small parking area
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer : there is enough room at the parking area to turn around a boat or RV
- Wood Stove : the living room, master bedroom and third bedroom all have wood burning stoves
- Beds
- King Bed
- Twin/Single Bed
- Bunk Bed
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV
- DVD
- CD Player
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator : brand new in 2009
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Charcoal BBQ Grill
- Deck/Patio : There are 2 decks off the Living Cabin, one faces east and is perfect for breakfast in the sun. The other is on the west and the view of the harbor is amazing. You can watch sailboats that come into the harbor to spend the night and the view of sunsets from this deck are gorgeous.
- View/Location
- Beachfront : In Maine there are very few sandy beaches. Our beach is private, and appears during low tide. It has pebbles, not sand. There are rapids that drain mill pond with each tide and kids love to study the intertidal sealife all around.
- Oceanfront : We have a full dock and mooring. The dock is a separate ocean access from the beach access.
- Communications
- Telephone
- Suitability
- Pet Friendly
- Kid Friendly : It is rustic, and located on a beach with a dock. Kids love it, but its not great for toddlers
- Not Suitable for Children : Toddlers would find it difficult not to fall over on the uneven rustic paths
- Smoking Not Allowed
- Activities
- Hiking
- Restaurants
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Swimming
- Biking
- Mountain Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Fishing
- Antiquing
Rate Details (In US Dollars)
May .. $ 1200/week; 1 week minimum
Jun and Sep .. $2000/week; 1 week minimum
Jul and Aug .. $2800/week; 1 week minimum
$500 security deposit.
$200 additional pet security deposit.
$50 extra per week for pets, no puppies.
$800 extra per week for the sailboat.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Property Photos
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- South facing deck off the Living Cabin with ocean views - Mount Desert Pet Friendly Vacation Rental Cabin
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- Exterior of the Living Cabin - Mount Desert Pet Friendly Vacation Rental Cabin
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- view in the Living Room - Mount Desert Pet Friendly Vacation Rental Cabin
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- View of the living room
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- View of the kitchen
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- Dining area adjacent to the kitchen
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- The dock
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- Exterior of the Sleeping Cabin
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- King size bed in the Master Bedroom
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- Bedroom 2
Traveler Reviews (7)
Guest: Meetze
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Date of Stay: 07/06/10
Review Submitted: 06/01/11
Summer, 2010 Well, I guess we are not guests either but renters but what a place to rent! We arrived here after a week of wilderness canoeing "real camping" to find comfortable beds, down comforter, lots of hot water, showers, and even a dish washer! Five stars in our book! Now were settled into puzzles, sunning on the dock, picking blueberries, collecting mussels and not much else. It's a beautiful place to chill. Noodles, our schnoodle, is so happy. It turns out he's part mountain goat and revels from hopping from rock to rock at low or high tide. Yesterday he decided to walk across the wood pile. The two cabin system is perfect for us- three still asleep (at 11:00 AM) one making banana pancakes and one over in the chair where he has been for the last three days. (it's always good to find your spot!) It's a wonderful place, were having a great time Sarah, Dave, Maurie, Toby, Abby, Joey Here's a list of the best things (in no particular order) 1. Snake eating a frog (front walk) 2. Rolling pin and pastry cutter- obviously pie makers stocked the kitchen 3. Shooting stars every night 4. Mussels! 5. Bull Cook and authentic historical recipes book. The best book ever 6. E.B. While books also best books ever. 7. Riding the "tide ride". (this would be sitting on the dock at low tide and the wild ride up to high tide level- kind of like a canoe ride for the dog, which we liken to "just like a car ride but really really slow") Thrilling none the less. 8. Down comforters in the master bedroom. So five star. 9. Walking across the ocean at low tide 10. Stars reflected in the ocean, the milky way, and Jupiter. 11. Big boats in harbor A fabulous last minute get away before our first child is born in September (a girl). Thank you for accepting partial week guests! What a fantastic place in a one of a kind location. We hope to come back again in the future and share this place with friends and our daughter. Kyle, Kristan, baby Zoe and Dakota dog
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We loved it!
Guest: BAB
(Greensboro, North Carolina)
Date of Stay: 06/26/10
Review Submitted: 08/19/10
This was our first trip to Maine and we found a true gem. The setting is picturesque, quiet and exactly why we chose Maine for our family vacation this year. Our boys ages 14 and 10 enjoyed running the paths to the dock, exploring the beaches, tidal pools and the rental kayaks. No video games for a week and one forgot he was a teenager. The house gives you a warm welcoming feeling the moment you enter...like you are visiting your grandmother's treasured vacation home rather than some non descript rental that is there simply as someone's investment property. We were greeted by a nice bottle of wine from the rental agents. Mom enjoyed shopping in SW Harbor for groceries. The bedding is comfortable and the kitchen is equipped for real meal preparation. We had to force ourselves to leave and explore the rest of Mt. Deset Island and really did not find anyplace prettier than Grey Havens. The rental company folks were very nice and understanding when our final check got lost in the mail and did not arrive on time.
Recommended for:Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, age 55+.
Wonderful stay in 2010
Guest: Julie
(Atlanta, GA)
Date of Stay: 07/10/10
Review Submitted: 07/25/10
We recently returned from a week at Grey Havens. We loved the setting. It was very private and quiet. The noise of the tide rushing in and out of the cove was wonderful. The house is rustic yet tasteful. It was a great base camp for all of Mt. Desert and Acadia. Great restaurants are nearby (20 minutes). We hope to return.
Recommended for:Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, age 55+, sightseeing.
Guest: Anonymous
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Date of Stay: 08/22/09
Review Submitted: 06/17/10
Wow, our week here passed in a flash! I love the view off the porch! Our first morning here, I walked out onto the porch to be greeted by a bald eagle perched on a pine tree 30 feet away and sitting at eye level. It was huge. It stayed for about 20 seconds considering me and then flipped away! Wow! Then I saw a seal cavorting just off the shore a few yards to the right of our dock. A few days later we spotted seals surfacing on the crystal smooth bay several times.
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Guest: Nina
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Date of Stay: 08/03/09
Review Submitted: 06/17/10
What a beautiful spot!! We have heard the loos cry. Zack and Steve went fishing from the dock, caught seaweed but they aren't giving up. Watched the tide go out and explored the beach and rocks and crossed to the other side. Zach found a live crab- he let it go of course. They found mussels and now wait to find an okay spot to collect them for dinner. They are searching the internet for info on safe spots. Mark and Fabiola are doing a lot of cooking. Yum I am the chopper with a different partner for each foray into civilization. I've done two drawings so far. Hope to do a lot more. Ray is teaching us about how to eat cheese properly while we wait for the haddock and potatoes and corn to cook. Last night we had pasta primavera. Layla, though a dog, is like a pig in mud. She is delerious with the freedom the smells and sounds. She is asleep under the table right now.
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Guest: Matt and Joyce
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Date of Stay: 08/08/09
Review Submitted: 06/17/10
What a lovely place this is- beautiful sunsets, peace and quite. We really enjoyed our stat here. Myrdle the dog was in heaven scampering around on the beach and climbing rocks. We all enjoyed fresh off the boat lobster from Bartlett's Landing. Thank you for sharing your home with us. Puzzles, games, lobster, haddock, sunsets, beach combing, stars, blueberry pie, clam chowder. The way life should be!
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Guest: Bob and Laurie
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Date of Stay: 06/27/09
Review Submitted: 06/16/10
Grey Haves = Slice of Heaven. We have spent the week hiking Bernard, Beech, Cedar Swamp and Pemetic Mountains. Each one special in its own way. The "Polar Bear" club gathered each afternoon for a dip... even Uncle Steve is an Honorary Member! Seafood Ketch, ice cream, lobster dinner, beer, wine, Bar Harbor, puzzles, beer, wine, boating, thunder storm, fog and the best "family time' money can buy!!!! Can't wait to do it again!
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