What a wonderful week we had! The location and views at your camp were just amazing. Beautiful sun rises and sun sets! The atmosphere of your cabins and setting just made everyone relax and take a deep breath. Our adult children became kids and just had such fun on the water. Dave brought along a big blow up raft that was tons of fun plus we had our own canoe and kayaks. My son’s 1 yr. old baby was amazingly good and loved the water with her life jacket, even in the kayak, dad was so proud. We all watered to the cove down on the R where the water was warm to swim and explore. Dan my son in law had a great time diving down just south of the mornings and kept finding treasures,some old and some not so old, we kept 2 tiny bottles and a piece of china he found for a project. He wrote in the lodge book about his depth finder that he and his 8 yr. old son made and described what to do. You can certainly toss it, but I guess it was just fun to build on the theme about the history of the lake and hidden treasures. We had stories around the camp fire about what life on the lake may have been like long ago. We climbed Mt Kineo ( steep Indian Trail... everyone!) fished, swam, and had crayfish races off your dock. Have a hilarious video of our dog who was waiting so patiently watching the races, and my grand daughter who named the last biggest one, hoping to keep him in what the kids called the hot tub ( little pool area to the R of dock as you step down the steps ) and then as the crayfish was set down to admire his size, Paddy, our dog, made a quick lunge with his Spaniel nose and grabbed him... so gross ! Tears from the grand daughter but we’re hoping the crayfish grows back his tail 😳 and tossed him back to the lake of healing waters! We loved the games we found in the bunk cabin and had some fun competitions. Thank you for making your wonderful camp available for us to enjoy and make some Moosehead Lake memories as a family. Peter the oldest grandchild made a beautiful walking stick and couldn’t part with it but he left it by the wood pile “so others can enjoy it”. Kat and Dan saw 2 baby black bears cross the dirt road when driving out on departure day, they were so very excited. We all went home rested and in love with Moosehead Lake and the area of your beaufitul and comfortable camp.