Lakeside Cabin At Sunset lodge in Damariscotta Lake

This charming and rustic cabin, on Lake Damariscotta, is vintage
Maine. It was built in the 1920’s, a place families could come to
fish, swim, play and relax. The cabin is only a few steps from the
lake and is a perfect place for families to retreat from the crowds
and pressure of everyday life. The cabin sits in a grove of trees on
a slight outcropping of land near the widest part of the lake, where
the water deepens quickly (reaching 114 feet) making it ideal for
fishing and swimming. The buildings sit close to the water, with a
165 sq. ft screened porch offering beautiful views of the lake, the
far shore and the stunning sunsets. The lawn provides plenty of
space for shuffleboard, barbeques and relaxing. The dock is ideal for
swimming and boating.
There are three bedrooms one with a king bed, one with a queen bed
and one with two twin beds.

Today, Lake Damariscotta is one of central Maine's most pristine
lakes. Available at the cabin are canoes, kayaks, sailboats while
motorboats for water skiing may be rented in the area and moored off
shore.
FISHING
The Native American word which gives Lake Damariscotta its name
means “abundance of little fishes.” The lake sports Brown and Lake
Trout, Coho Salmon, Northern Pike, Pickerel, Smallmouth Bass and
White Perch, among others. It is popular with fisherman. In the
summer, fishermen find salmon in the deep trench that is several
hundred yards off our beach

Lapping water and the haunting cry of the loons will lull visitors to
sleep after long chats by a fire, and a day of swimming, fishing
and boating. Other daytime activities may include a visit to the
sandy beach in Jefferson a mile down the lake in Damariscotta Lake
State Park for hiking, bird-watching, picnicking and water sports.
If visitors are inclined to leave Sunset Lodge's lakeside peace,
Camden, Rockland, Boothbay, Augusta and Bath, where you will find
antiques, arts, crafts, and museums, are all close by. One can also
follow the lake down to the Damariscotta River and on to the Salt Bay
and ocean beyond. On the Pemaquid Peninsula, a half hour's drive
away, you will find the Pemaquid Light House with its Fishermen's
Museum and the picturesque yachts of Christmas Cove. You can eat
lobsters on the deck at Shaw's Fish & Lobster Wharf and look out on
the working lobster boats moored in New Harbor. Visitors may also
enjoy the picturesque village of Damariscotta for shopping, eating
theater, and music concerts at the Roundtable Center of the Arts.
Craft fairs and auctions are commonplace in Mid-coast Maine. But at
the end of the day you will be happy to return to the peace and quiet
of the lakeside cabin. Damariscotta Lake and the lakeside cabin still
capture the hearts of those who vacation here, as they have done for
nearly a century.

May 22-June11 & Oct 2-Oct 16, 2010: $725/week 
June 12-26 & Sep 4-Oct 1,2010: $750/week
June 27-Sep3,2010: $1000/week

See Owner's website   www. sunsetlodge. org   for weekend rates

Boat Package-$285/wk** includes: 2-Canoes; 2-one person Kayaks; 1 two
person kayak. Boats rented separately are $125/week** each
All rates subject to a 8.5% state sales tax. Security deposits required