Private Forest Retreat • Spa Bath • Near the Coast • Central Midcoast Hub

Quiet Forest Luxury
Escape to a secluded forest guesthouse where mid-century modern design meets quiet woodland comfort, just minutes from the Midcoast shoreline. Tucked behind a private gated entrance at the end of a quiet road, the retreat features airy cathedral ceilings, an open living space, and a private patio surrounded by trees.

Inside, you'll find everything needed for short getaways or extended work-from-anywhere stays. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, vinyl record player, high-speed Wi-Fi, and on-site laundry providing modern convenience for work or leisure. When it's time to unwind, melt away stress in the spa-style bathroom featuring a deep soaking tub and oversized shower.

This central location makes it easy to explore the Penobscot Bay area or head out for scenic day trips to Acadia National Park and Camden Snow Bowl. Ideal for romantic escapes, solo recharge trips, or remote professionals looking to balance productive focus with outdoor adventure.

Searsport Outdoor Escapes: Forest Paths & Coastal Vistas
• Long Cove Headwaters Preserve—a 456-acre conservation area in Searsport featuring a 2.3 mi figure eight trail system through a mix of deep forest, wetlands, and scrub-shrub habitat. It’s a fantastic destination when you’re seeking a quiet, inland hike through a regenerating woodland.

• Moose Point State Park—Prime location in Searsport for spotting wildlife and a perfect picnic spot. Easy, wooded trails that open up to sprawling green lawns with unobstructed Bay views. Moose Trail and Meadow Trail are mostly flat providing a peaceful forest-to-shore experience without the strenuous hiking found in larger parks. Meadow Trail provides access to the water’s edge while Big Spruce Trail follows the shoreline and offers panoramic Bay views.

Coastal Charm in Belfast Harbor
Nearby Belfast offers a vibrant mix of coastal charm, creative energy, and a bustling working waterfront. Spend an afternoon browsing independent boutiques, indie bookstores, and local art galleries before enjoying dinner or grabbing a craft beer along the bay. For scenic views, take a stroll along the Harbor Walk or Rail Trail.

• Belfast Harbor Walk—scenic 0.8-mile, paved waterfront trail passing through a working shipyard along with a footbridge, parks, and garden areas. A little over two miles in total length if completed as a round trip starting from the Armistice Footbridge.

• Belfast Rail Trail—2.3 mi route for walking, biking, and running with a nonstop river view, vintage trains, and a trestle bridge crossing. Easily accessible with flat, crushed stone surface. Popular for year-round recreation.

A Taste of the Midcoast

Nearby in Searsport
• Stone Fox Creamery: Super premium small batch ice cream
• Homeport Tavern: English-style pub offering small bites to hearty meals with seasonal beer garden
• Sakura Harbour: Fantastic spot for fresh sushi, roll combinations, specialty Japanese dishes, and warm noodle or rice bowls
• Maineport Brewing: Craft beer selection on tap and local eats from the food truck right outside
• Anglers: Fresh seafood favorites, classic diner-style staples, and a dessert for everyone
• Amandine: Charming bakery and cafe with a rotating selection of sweet treats, savory options, coffee and tea, and paninis
• Scullery Made: A New York style deli and café specializing in sandwiches and soups with an evening cocktail bar serving up modern takes on old favorites
• Bricks-N-Sticks: Popular food truck at the Searsport Public Pier known for fresh seafood and flavorful brick-oven pizza with outdoor dining and scenic waterfront views (cash only)

Belfast Food Scene (8 mi)
• Bell the Cat: Popular breakfast and lunch spot
• The Only Doughnut: Traditional Maine potato cake, brioche and gluten-free doughnuts with a selection of glazes and toppings
• Chase’s Daily: Farm‑forward café and bakery
• Bay Wrap: Breakfast and lunch globally-inspired wraps with vegan and gluten-free options
• Young’s Lobster Pound (6 mi): Maine lobster and seafood with waterfront seating
• Dos Gatos Gastropub: Elevated comfort food and craft cocktails
• Satori Belfast: Sushi and small plates in an intimate setting
• Fon’s Kitchen: Asian‑inspired dishes with thoughtful flavors
• Darby’s: Reliable pub-style menu with entree specials
• Delvino’s Grill & Pasta House: Italian classics
• Pulling Corks: Wine bar and small plates with seasonal rotating supper

Saturday Market: Indoor Dining & Local Finds in Downtown Belfast
• United Farmers Market of Maine is a year-round foodie playground.
• Open every Saturday 9-2 with more than 50 vendors.
• Enjoy prepared food, produce, baked goods, seafood and meat, artisans, bay view dining, and live music.

Meet Your Long-Eared Neighbors
You’ll find some of our favorite neighbors (Cedar, Ed, Kota, and Henry) just a short walk beyond the guesthouse. Downeast Donkey Walks offers a peaceful way to connect with nature without needing to get in your vehicle. Whether you’d like a calm morning stroll through the woods or just want to meet the herd in the pasture, these four friends are ready to say hello and mingle. May through October.

Penobscot Bay Islands
• Home to over 200 islands, the Bay is the premier sailing and island-hopping destination in Maine. From your central point in Searsport, you’re perfectly positioned at the head of the bay to roam this maritime landscape.
• Take full-day excursions to major islands with ferry terminals in Lincolnville (to Islesboro) and Rockland (to Vinalhaven or North Haven).