Taylor Camp on Tunk Lake Lakeside Log Cabin 4 Bedrooms - Sleeps 10

The Taylor Camp is available to families who want a quiet and relaxing vacation on one of the most beautiful and private lakes in all New England. Five miles long, Tunk Lake has only 12 cabins on the southern 2/3 of the lake. The Taylor Camp is perfect for your family vacation. The cabin is a log cabin with all the conveniences of home: Fully equipped kitchen, TV/Internet, washer/dryer, screened in porch...and much more. It just doesn't get any better than this!

DownEast Magazine (June 2019) named Tunk Lake one of 32 of the most beloved "Great Ponds" in Maine each with its own character and charm.

TAYLOR CAMP VIDEO: https://youtu.be/OWJyz6kbEes

BOOKING: Booking for 2026 (June-Oct) is open.

RENTS BY THE WEEK (Sun to Sun:) June through Sept 12.

RENTS 4-7 days from September 13 through October 31): 4 Day Minimum stay. Check-in Sun/Mon/Tues/Wed. Check Out Sun.

RATES: $1,995/wk (May 31 - Jun 27), $2,695/wk (Jun 28 - Sept 12. Sep 13 -Oct 31: $1,140-1,995.

DISCOUNTS: Sep/Oct will receive a 10% discount for 2 consecutive Sun/Sun weeks. Contact Taylor Camp before booking as discount has to be entered manually.

LOCAL: Ellsworth is about 30 minutes from the Taylor Camp. It includes 2 grocery store chains (Hanaford & Shaws), WalMart, Fast Food (McDonalds, Wendys, Friendly's, Taco Bell, etc), Home Depot, a Hospital, Walk-in Medical Clinic, and much more.

LOCATION: In the heart of DownEast Maine: The Taylor Camp is less than an hour from Bangor, Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. And 30 minutes from Ellsworth where you will do most of your shopping. There is swimming, hiking, Mt. climbing, boating, fishing on Tunk Lake, and since the lake has so few cabins, boat traffic is very light.

TUNK LAKE: One of the cleanest and deepest lakes in Maine. No Jet Skis are allowed (by law). Fishing requires a license and is prohibited by law Oct-Dec.

BAR HARBOR : A beautiful old New England town and a must-see.

ACADIA NATIONAL PARK: The northeast’s only national park. Don't miss Schoodic Point which is part of Acadia National Park and is just up the coast the from the camp in the Winter Harbor area.

RESTAURANTS: There are many restaurants between Tunk Lake and Ellsworth, in the Winter Harbor area, and in Bar Harbor. There is something for everyone from all the major fast food chains (in Ellsworth) to very fine dining.