Welcome to the Katahdin Region Lodging Guide, your resource for finding a comfortable base while exploring Maine’s North Woods.
The region offers everything from hotels, small inns, and hiker hostels to lakeside lodges, wilderness cabins, campgrounds, and RV sites. Whether you are climbing Katahdin, paddling the Penobscot, exploring Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument or simply looking for a quiet escape, there is a place to stay for nearly every travel style and budget.
Many properties operate seasonally or adjust their services throughout the year. Before traveling, contact the property directly to confirm availability, rates, amenities, road access, and pet policies.
Address: 96 Oxford Street, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-731-3537
A small in-town inn offering a convenient base for Katahdin-area adventures, Appalachian Trail travel and visits to Baxter State Park.
Address: 33 Penobscot Avenue, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-723-4321
Hiker-focused accommodations and outfitting services in downtown Millinocket. A practical choice for Appalachian Trail travelers and visitors looking for an affordable, community-oriented stay.
Address: 935 Central Street, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 866-633-9777
Convenient hotel accommodations along the main route through Millinocket, with easy access to restaurants, shops and the road toward Baxter State Park.
Address: 740 Central Street, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-723-4555
An in-town hotel offering rooms and suites near Millinocket’s dining, shopping and visitor services. Well suited to families, groups and travelers planning early departures for the park.
Address: 193 Central Street, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-400-0194
A welcoming downtown inn within walking distance of local restaurants, shops and community attractions.
Address: 2166 Medway Road, Medway, ME
Phone: 207-746-5162
A convenient riverside motel near Interstate 95 and the primary routes into the Katahdin Region. A practical option for road-trippers, late arrivals and regional day trips.
Address: 1963 Medway Road, Medway, ME
Phone: 207-746-3193
A roadside inn near Interstate 95, providing easy access to Millinocket, Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument.
Address: 37 Station Road, Sherman, ME
Phone: 207-720-0376
A friendly small-town inn near the northern approach to the Katahdin Region. A convenient base for exploring Sherman, Patten and the surrounding North Woods.
Address: 69 Burleigh Street, Island Falls, ME
Phone: 207-463-5024
A historic Island Falls property included in the existing regional lodging directory. The directory currently marks this property as closed. Confirm its status before making travel plans.
Address: 47 Forest Avenue, Millinocket, ME
Private cabin-style accommodations close to downtown services and Katahdin-area recreation routes.
Address: 46 Marina Drive, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-723-5045
An intimate lakeside lodge offering expansive water and mountain views. Ideal for travelers seeking a quiet retreat near the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Scenic Byway.
Address: 5 Fredericka’s Way, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-723-8391
A flexible North Woods destination offering inn rooms, cabins and campsites near Millinocket Lake. A convenient choice for couples, families and groups with different lodging preferences.
Address: 30 Twin Pines Road, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-723-5438
A four-season outdoor resort featuring cabins, dining, guided activities and memorable views of Katahdin. Well suited to families, groups, weddings and adventure-focused vacations.
Address: 347 Shin Pond Road, Patten, ME
Phone: 207-528-2901
Traditional lodge-and-camp accommodations on the route from Patten toward Shin Pond and the northern entrances to the region’s public lands.
Address: 626 Aroostook Scenic Highway, Sherman, ME
Phone: 207-528-7731
A year-round lodge and cabin destination near Sherman, offering a comfortable base for snowmobiling, hunting and other northern Maine adventures.
Address: 1517 Shin Pond Road, Mount Chase, ME
Phone: 207-528-2183
A traditional lakeside lodge overlooking Upper Shin Pond. Known for peaceful surroundings, cabins and classic North Woods hospitality.
Address: 1489 Shin Pond Road, Mount Chase, ME
Phone: 207-528-2900
A four-season destination offering cabins, campsites, dining and direct access to snowmobile and ATV routes. Popular with families, riders, paddlers, hunters and outdoor groups.
Address: 11 Hasbro Road, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-266-7416
A casual campground close to town, combining campsites with a social beer-garden atmosphere.
Address: 71 Millinocket Lake Road, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-447-8485
A wooded campground along the primary recreation corridor connecting Millinocket with Millinocket Lake and Baxter State Park.
Address: 3969 Golden Road, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-447-5803
A classic North Woods campground near the West Branch of the Penobscot River, with a convenient camp store and access to paddling, fishing and hiking.
Address: 5829 Golden Road, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-656-5925
Remote riverside camping on the West Branch of the Penobscot. An appealing choice for paddlers, anglers and visitors seeking a rustic North Woods experience.
Address: 118 Katahdin Shadows Drive, Medway, ME
Phone: 207-746-9349
A campground and cabin destination near Interstate 95, conveniently located for exploring Millinocket, Baxter State Park and the northern Katahdin communities.
Address: 822 Grindstone Road, Medway, ME
Phone: 207-746-5172
Wooded campsites and cottages near the East Branch of the Penobscot River, with convenient access from Medway.
Address: 357 Grindstone Road, Medway, ME
A small Hipcamp-style basecamp for travelers looking for a simple, outdoor-oriented stay in the Katahdin Region.
Address: 212 Barleyville Road, Island Falls, ME
Phone: 207-538-8349
A small outdoor recreation base near Island Falls, serving campers and travelers exploring nearby lakes and trail systems.
Address: 2821 Grand Lake Road, Matagamon, ME
Phone: 207-446-4635
A remote gateway to northern Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, offering camping and rustic lodging in a wilderness setting.
Park headquarters: 64 Balsam Drive, Millinocket, ME
Phone: 207-723-5140
Baxter State Park manages its own campgrounds, cabins, bunkhouses, lean-tos and backcountry sites. Advance reservations are strongly recommended, and park rules, gate access and parking requirements differ from conventional lodging.
Choose your campground carefully: the park’s southern and northern entrances are a significant distance apart.
Visitor contact location: 61 Shin Pond Road, Patten, ME
The monument offers primitive camping and access to historic huts, but there is no conventional hotel or resort lodging within the monument. Visitors should review official guidance concerning reservations, road conditions, seasonal access, water and waste disposal before traveling.
Summer weekends, fall foliage season, hunting season and major events can fill the region’s accommodations quickly. Baxter State Park facilities use a separate reservation system.
A property described as “near Katahdin” may still be a substantial drive from your intended trailhead. Confirm whether you plan to use Baxter State Park’s southern or northern entrance before booking.
Many campgrounds, lodges and remote businesses operate seasonally. Winter services may differ significantly from summer offerings.
Some wilderness properties are reached by gravel logging roads. Conditions, travel times and vehicle recommendations can change with weather and the season.
Cellular service is limited outside the region’s towns. Save maps, reservation confirmations and property instructions before leaving Millinocket, Medway, Patten or Island Falls.
Confirm whether your accommodation provides linens, meals, electricity, drinking water, showers, Wi-Fi, cooking facilities or equipment storage.
Pet rules vary widely, particularly at campgrounds, sporting lodges and public-land facilities.
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This guide is produced by the Katahdin Tourism Partnership (katahdintourismpartnership.org), a core advocacy group for the economic and tourism development of the Katahdin region.
This Lodging Guide for the Katahdin Region was made possible in part by a generous grant from the Maine Office of Tourism (VisitMaine.org) and by information and assets provided by our wonderful local supporters and byway partners – THANK YOU!
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