Lodging Rates:
All rates, except for Bed and Breakfast, are subject to a two-night minimum stay.
- airport transfers
- bar / lounge
- conference facilities
- fire pit / ring
- kayak
- wi-fi
- North America
- Europe
- United Kingdom
- South America
- Australia
- Oceania
- Asia
- Africa
- Central America & Caribbean
- airport transfers
- bar / lounge
- conference facilities
- fire pit / ring
- kayak
- wi-fi
- biking
- bird watching
- board games
- boating
- canoeing
- excursions
- fishing
- flying
- golf
- guided tours
- hiking
- hunting
- nature walks
- off-road vehicle tours
- sporting clays
- water sports
- wildlife observing
- On-site dining at Roosevelt Dining Room, seating up to 30 people
- On-site Rough Rider Lounge
- Lakeside dining
- All-inclusive
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Check-in
3:00 PM
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Check-out
11:00 AM
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Taxes
9% Maine Lodging Tax., not included
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Included in the Rates
Meals, accommodation and activities.
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Gratuity
Not included, but appreciated.
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Other Fees
18% resort service charge
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Minimum Age for Children
None
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Additional Guests
Rates are based on per person.
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Suggested items to bring with you
Personal items
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Reservation and Cancellation Policy
All canceled reservations received 60 or more days prior to arrival are subject to a 10% cancellation penalty.
Reservations canceled within 60 days of the scheduled arrival date are subject to a 50% penalty of the entire stay.
Reservations canceled within 30 days of the scheduled arrival date are subject to a 100% penalty and are responsible for the entire stay and will forfeit all payments.
How Do I Get There?
Gravel Road to the Camps from Village of Eagle Lake
(20 miles from State Route 11)
The following are directions from the north on Route 11. The timber companies maintain mile markers to help navigate, however, certain markers may be missing or damaged.
1. After passing through the Town of Eagle Lake, travel south/west on State Rt. 11 for about 8 miles.
2. Turn left (immediately before Hedgehog Mountain State maintained Rest Area) onto Pennington Road (gravel); follow to the end (should be multiple mile markers)—about 11 miles.
3. Turn left onto Square Lake Road and join mile 7.5. Follow Square Lake Road to mile 12.5.
4. Turn left onto Eagle Lake Sporting Camps Road—4 miles to the end; please open and close gate as instructed.
The camps have seasonal access via 20 miles of privately maintained gravel roads. Please confirm the road is passable before attempting to drive to the camps. Call us from Ashland at (207) 444-5108 x 3 and give us a progress report. Leave a message with the time if our voice mail system answers. Cell phone service is spotty. A 4WD vehicle is highly recommended and a must during the wet conditions of spring and fall. Road repairs can force the road to be closed for weeks.
TRANSPORTATION
Pontoon boat: Round trip transporation from Old Mill Marina in the village of Eagle Lake: $20 per person; $60 minimum
Airport: Presque Isle Airport (1.5 hours each way) round trip transportation: $150 per person
View Google MapsStart your tradition of memorable visits to the historic Eagle Lake Sporting Camps. Awaken to the "dawn chorus" when male birds begin to sing, quietly at first, then loud and hard; and soon, every bird within earshot is singing simultaneously. You are the audience, your theater is a lakeside veranda. You are in Northern Maine—an unsurpassed destination for birders and wildlife photographers.
But that's not all! Experience the world class May salmon fishing, late-summer trophy bear hunting or fall moose, grouse, goose, and duck hunting. Join a nature tour or guided hunt at the lodge of OMM Outfitters, Maine's only Cabela's World's Foremost Destination.
Twenty-mile-long Eagle Lake is one lake in the famous Fish River chain of lakes that stretches 60 miles through beautiful forest in northern Maine almost to the Canadian border, surpassing in primeval beauty and grandeur many of the better-known woodlands and lakes of Maine.
Established in 1889, the Eagle Lake Sporting Camps are located on a peninsula seven miles up the lake from Eagle Lake Village at the outlet of Square Lake thoroughfare and in the midst of a 23,000-acre wilderness reserve. We are on a high knoll among beautiful white birches, facing the lake in a southwesterly direction. The view is magnificent: lake and forest blend, ridge upon ridge looms up, until finally Three Brooks Mountain caps in the distance.
Seven year-round log cabins accommodate from two to ten persons—up to forty guests. The cabins have gas light, heat, and each has a private bathroom. An additional six cabins are for three-season use, with shared toilet and shower facilities. All the cabins are on the frontage facing the lake and each has a broad veranda. For fine dining, the legendary Roosevelt Dining Room seats thirty. The Rough Rider Tavern has a large field stone fireplace, regulation pool table, and game room.
Glamping Types
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Cabins
Great For
- corporate / events
- couples
- families
- wedding
Setting
- countryside
- forest / woods
- lake / pond
- tour / excursion
Total Accommodations
- 12
Minimum Night Stay
- 2
Rates Based On
- per person
Best time to visit
Open: May–October
Best rates: July–August
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
3 Reviews
Accommodations
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Historic Log Cabins
From $135/ night
Inside Scoop
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Roosevelt Dining Room
The authentic log dining room has over a 100-year history of serving adventure seekers, business leaders, politicians, even royalty. The octagonal "Roosevelt" table was designed to be "politically correct" allowing "heads of state" and competitors to share a meal while each person has an equal space at the table.
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Housekeeping Rate: $160–$350 per cabin (three-night minimum), plus additional $40 per person fee for more than four to six persons depending on cabin size and season. Please bring your own bedding, towels, and kitchen paper products. Cabins have dishes, flatware, and pots and pans.
American Plan Rates: (all inclusive rates) from $135 to $175 per person depending on menu and season. The rate includes the cabin, three meals a day, nonalcoholic beverages with the meals, use of small boats, kayaks, and afternoon tea on the weekends. Alcoholic beverages are extra. Fully licensed lounge has wine list, vintage ports, and cigars.
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