Overall pretty good last minute stay at the Fiddlehead cabin. Easy access from parking lot to unload, however not right on the water. If you are looking for that go for lupine #1, then loon, moose, or buoy. Cabin is small. Pictures make cabin look much bigger than it is. Technically the cabin can sleep 5 people; there are 3 twin beds and one master bed, but it would be very cramped. If all you need is a place to sleep at night and otherwise you will be out doing things, then it will likely be totally fine. The kitchen area is a bit dark and there is not a light directly above the stove, but stove, microwave refrigerator, and freezer all work well. There’s not an area that is good for prepping meals so that may be a little difficult if you are planning to cook most of your meals at the cabin. Shower is small and short. If you are any taller than 5’5”, the showerhead will likely be below your head. However, there is a detached showerhead that you can use. Facilities are clean and quiet. You are on a hill at the cabin and so when trying to sit around the fire, we constantly felt like we were being tipped in our chairs. Cooking on the grill was difficult as it was on an incline as well. Very dog friendly which is worth its weight in gold! Pretty good location with easy access to a main highway to get to Acadia, schoodic peninsula, and other local sites. Similarly close to Bangor. Good communication with host. Decent price, considering how expensive it is to stay around Acadia.