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Rustic Lakefront Cabin-- a glorious summer vacation! Beach, fishing, kayaks.
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Reviews
9.8 out of 10
Exceptional
3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Sleeps 6 1700 sq ft
Popular amenities
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Wakefield, NH
- Place, Belleau Lake1 min walk
- Place, Belleau Lake Public Beach6 min drive
- Place, Lake Ivanhoe14 min drive
- Airport, Sanford, ME (SFM-Sanford Seacoast Regional)57 min drive
Rooms & beds
3 bedrooms (sleeps 6)
Bedroom 2
1 Queen Bed
Bunk room. Bedroom 3
2 Single Bunk Beds and 1 Single Bed
Master bedroom. #1 + LOFT-- futon & art studio space
1 Queen Bed
3 bathrooms
Basement. Bathroom 3
Towels provided · Shower only
En Suite Upstairs Bathroom 1
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Bathtub · Toilet · Shower only · Shampoo · Hair dryer
Ground floor Bathroom 2
Towels provided · Shower only · Hair dryer
Spaces
Deck or patio
Porch or lanai
Kitchen
Balcony
Outdoor play area
Garden
Dining area
About this property
Rustic Lakefront Cabin-- a glorious summer vacation! Beach, fishing, kayaks.
The reason we get such rave reviews is that we want you to have as much fun here as we have always had! The whole place is yours for your selected time., right on the beach. We want you to experience our beautiful, private rustic log cabin nestled in a wild woodland on a lake renowned for bass fishing, The sandy beach, kayaks, paddleboards, raft and dock hold you as you play for hours in the spring fed water. Watch for eagles and great blue heron from the huge porch as the kids stalk chipmunks, swim, kayak and fish by the waterside deck, catch fireflies in the evening, roast marshmallows by the fire pit; Hammock time is key for the full experience!! September brings hot days with cool evenings, as the crisp air starts the turning of the leaves to orange and gold. By October, it's a leaf peepers’ paradise, and the lake and backroads are aflame in red, purple and bright orange.
Our spacious cabin is 1700 square feet big and has 3 bedrooms (two queen beds, 3 twins, one futon: sleeps 7) and 3 bathrooms; additional space includes a semi finished basement and a loft that serves as a game room, art studio and extra bedroom. The porch overlooks the lake, with easy boat launch and seating, raft, dock, three kayaks, two paddleboards, one canoe with backrests. Renowned for bass fishing.
History comes to life here, as the old country store motif fascinates kids and adults alike. Kids love to "shop" at the counter which is a huge old country store display case with original cash register
Yet here you will also find all the modern comforts you long for during your special vacation. Great open kitchen, well -equipped for cooks; new gas stove, fridge and silent dishwasher; dining area and comfortable, spacious family room with vaulted ceiling. Leather recliners face the stunning large stone fireplace and smart TV, with full internet service, and swiveltoward the table for afterfinner chats.Check out the camp book shelf for info about local hikes, the White Mountains nearby, classic reads for kids and adults.
There is a bathroom on each of the three floors, one with a genuine deep clawfoot tub
Basement lower level space with extra large shower, pool table, couch, DVD old movie collection, lots of games, cozy child play space.
The full length porch overlooking the lake can be the center of your gathering, as seated on old fashioned camp furniture you watch folks jump off the float as the sun retreats over the foothills. Huge outdoor octagonal table for eating and games.
Comfortable beds, private spaces, local artwork, lots of classic vacation reading stocked on old bookshelves as you take turns on the hammock; lie on the porch couch, watch the chipmunks and squirrels play in the treetops as herons and eagles fly by. Watch for deer, hear loon calls at dawn. Enjoy the swing set, sandbox and child chairs for the grandchildren in our safe and child friendly home.
Quaint local restaurants and beautiful New England scenery will draw you back here time and again. Local trails nearby and Appalachian Mountain Club hiking north in the White Mountains; shopping in North Conway. Special restaurants in the lovely town of Wolfeboro, a 20 minute drive from camp.
So much to do and see in all weather and time of year. The views of fall leaves are unbeatable. Bring your paints, the art studio space is there for you in the loft, near the poker chips and the extra futon bed.
Our spacious cabin is 1700 square feet big and has 3 bedrooms (two queen beds, 3 twins, one futon: sleeps 7) and 3 bathrooms; additional space includes a semi finished basement and a loft that serves as a game room, art studio and extra bedroom. The porch overlooks the lake, with easy boat launch and seating, raft, dock, three kayaks, two paddleboards, one canoe with backrests. Renowned for bass fishing.
History comes to life here, as the old country store motif fascinates kids and adults alike. Kids love to "shop" at the counter which is a huge old country store display case with original cash register
Yet here you will also find all the modern comforts you long for during your special vacation. Great open kitchen, well -equipped for cooks; new gas stove, fridge and silent dishwasher; dining area and comfortable, spacious family room with vaulted ceiling. Leather recliners face the stunning large stone fireplace and smart TV, with full internet service, and swiveltoward the table for afterfinner chats.Check out the camp book shelf for info about local hikes, the White Mountains nearby, classic reads for kids and adults.
There is a bathroom on each of the three floors, one with a genuine deep clawfoot tub
Basement lower level space with extra large shower, pool table, couch, DVD old movie collection, lots of games, cozy child play space.
The full length porch overlooking the lake can be the center of your gathering, as seated on old fashioned camp furniture you watch folks jump off the float as the sun retreats over the foothills. Huge outdoor octagonal table for eating and games.
Comfortable beds, private spaces, local artwork, lots of classic vacation reading stocked on old bookshelves as you take turns on the hammock; lie on the porch couch, watch the chipmunks and squirrels play in the treetops as herons and eagles fly by. Watch for deer, hear loon calls at dawn. Enjoy the swing set, sandbox and child chairs for the grandchildren in our safe and child friendly home.
Quaint local restaurants and beautiful New England scenery will draw you back here time and again. Local trails nearby and Appalachian Mountain Club hiking north in the White Mountains; shopping in North Conway. Special restaurants in the lovely town of Wolfeboro, a 20 minute drive from camp.
So much to do and see in all weather and time of year. The views of fall leaves are unbeatable. Bring your paints, the art studio space is there for you in the loft, near the poker chips and the extra futon bed.
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Amenities
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
Outdoor space
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House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 25
Check out before 10:30 AM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
No events allowed
Pets
No pets allowed, service animals permitted
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Check-out instructions
The host requires you to complete the following before checking out:
Load the dishwasher
Strip any used beds and gather used towels
Remove personal items, remove leftover food and drinks and take out the rubbish
Turn off the lights, lock the doors and return the keys
If you are able, please take your trash with you.
If not, please place in large plastic bag and leave in big trash container
Thank you
Failure to complete these may result in a negative review from the host.
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Long-term renters welcome
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a first aid kit and a deadlock
This property has outdoor spaces, such as balconies, patios and terraces, which may not be suitable for children; if you have any concerns, we recommend contacting the property prior to your arrival to confirm that they can accommodate you in a suitable room
About the area
East Wakefield
Located in Wakefield, this cabin is in a rural area and on the beach. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Lake Winnipesaukee and Hansen Pond Preserve, while Heritage Park Railroad Museum and New Hampshire Boat Museum are cultural highlights. Travelling with kids? Consider Acton Fairgrounds and Hampshire Pewter Co.. Make sure you get close to the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.

Wakefield, NH
What's nearby
- Belleau Lake - 1 min walk - 0.0 km
- Belleau Lake Public Beach - 6 min drive - 2.2 km
- Province Lake Golf Course - 13 min drive - 8.6 km
- Lake Ivanhoe - 14 min drive - 9.0 km
- Lake Winnipesaukee - 46 min drive - 38.6 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Knotty Pine Grill & Tavern - 14 min drive
- Blue Bay Seafood & Steaks - 9 min drive
- Redneck Yaught Club (The Sandbar) - 16 min drive
- Country Goods & Groceries - 9 min drive
- The Cottage - 25 min drive
Frequently asked questions
About the host
Hosted by Mary Lewis Sheehan

Our two boys were raised here, learned to live in and love the natural world. Fishing, swimming , wood carving, bows and arrows, prowling through the woods like Jim Bowie.
Frank and I and our two sons made this camp our home away from home; we bought the land when our older son was a year old; we camped here when the next one was 3 months old, and were able to build the log. home when they were in middle school.
Here, we have been able to rest. Of course, for us, rest meant fishing for bass, archery, safe target lessons, campfires and cookouts, picnics, hiking the White Mountains, staying in the AMC huts; snowmobiling, skiing, and ice hockey in the winter; always bringing bags of books home from the Gafney library in Sanbornville, and reading for days. It has been our happy place for thirty years.
We wish to welcome you to the many joys of life on Belleau Lake!
Frank and I and our two sons made this camp our home away from home; we bought the land when our older son was a year old; we camped here when the next one was 3 months old, and were able to build the log. home when they were in middle school.
Here, we have been able to rest. Of course, for us, rest meant fishing for bass, archery, safe target lessons, campfires and cookouts, picnics, hiking the White Mountains, staying in the AMC huts; snowmobiling, skiing, and ice hockey in the winter; always bringing bags of books home from the Gafney library in Sanbornville, and reading for days. It has been our happy place for thirty years.
We wish to welcome you to the many joys of life on Belleau Lake!
Why they chose this property
Belleau Lake is a small community in a larger center of Wakefield. Nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains,It has all the beauty, wildlife and peace anyone could want. Listen for the distant whistle of the local train.
What makes this property unique
Our spacious cabin, 1700 sq. ft, has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms; additional space includes a semi-finished basement and a loft that serves as a game room, art studio and extra bedroom. It entertains with objects "from the old days".
Our cabin on Belleau Lake offers so many delightful ways to enter into the New Hampshire environment. From paddles off the private beach, to hikes on hills within a few miles, to 4000 footers an hour north in the White Mountains: all is easily accessible from our cabin.
Visit local farms, especially the Top of the Hill Farm, a short drive for a fabulous view of the mountains; buy some fresh veggies, meat, honey, and see the fields of sunflowers and zinnias.
A day trip to Lake Winnipesaukee is a must! Plan ahead for a fabulous cruise on the M/S Mount Washington.
Wolfeboro is a close town to visit on Lake Winni: There are museums, elegant dining spots , or casual lunch and ice cream on the dock, and a ferry stop. Check out the Farmer's market on Thursday!
Heading north, the "scenic route", is route 153, (which parallels busy route 16 toward Conway)-- and takes you through a backroad of New Hampshire lakes, horse farms, views you must stop for.
Day trips might include one of the many summer and fall fairs and festivals:
a short 24 minute ride takes you to the Acton Maine Fair; the Sandwich NH Fair, a 45 minute ride through Moultonbough, past Mount Chocorua into the quaint town of Sandwich, which is a good example of a cozy New England village--home to artists, poets, farmers. Another lovely town to visit is Tamworth, at the foot of Chocorua, catch the Tamworth Farmer's Market on Saturday morning.
Linger here at camp late into the night, to watch stars, fireflies and bats, fireworks on the Fourth of July. Enjoy holidays with family for Memorial & Labor Day, glory of September, flaming oranges and reds of October’s Columbus Day.
We look forward to hosting your return in different seasons.
Our cabin on Belleau Lake offers so many delightful ways to enter into the New Hampshire environment. From paddles off the private beach, to hikes on hills within a few miles, to 4000 footers an hour north in the White Mountains: all is easily accessible from our cabin.
Visit local farms, especially the Top of the Hill Farm, a short drive for a fabulous view of the mountains; buy some fresh veggies, meat, honey, and see the fields of sunflowers and zinnias.
A day trip to Lake Winnipesaukee is a must! Plan ahead for a fabulous cruise on the M/S Mount Washington.
Wolfeboro is a close town to visit on Lake Winni: There are museums, elegant dining spots , or casual lunch and ice cream on the dock, and a ferry stop. Check out the Farmer's market on Thursday!
Heading north, the "scenic route", is route 153, (which parallels busy route 16 toward Conway)-- and takes you through a backroad of New Hampshire lakes, horse farms, views you must stop for.
Day trips might include one of the many summer and fall fairs and festivals:
a short 24 minute ride takes you to the Acton Maine Fair; the Sandwich NH Fair, a 45 minute ride through Moultonbough, past Mount Chocorua into the quaint town of Sandwich, which is a good example of a cozy New England village--home to artists, poets, farmers. Another lovely town to visit is Tamworth, at the foot of Chocorua, catch the Tamworth Farmer's Market on Saturday morning.
Linger here at camp late into the night, to watch stars, fireflies and bats, fireworks on the Fourth of July. Enjoy holidays with family for Memorial & Labor Day, glory of September, flaming oranges and reds of October’s Columbus Day.
We look forward to hosting your return in different seasons.
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