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"Oh Andy’s Place is magical. It had everything we could have possibly hoped for: clean water for endless swimming, floating and kayaking. Loons calling to each other after sunset. Morning coffee with a view from the screened in porch. A sweet firepit for evening s’mores. A dock for frog & watching and a cozy interior to snuggle in on the brisker nights. Thanks for a great relaxing getaway. "

"The host could not have been more accommodating. He had a wealth of recommendations about the area that he was happy to share, and breakfast was provided every morning. The town was great and there was plenty to do. "

"Mark reached out out to us on our arrival and was very made sure we were confortable with the accomodations. It was a very nice cabin and if we find our way back to Moosehead Lake again, this will be my first choice for stay."

"Clean and easy check in"

"We come back every year It's a peaceful spot and kids have a blast. "

"Awesome but... The cabin, location, hosts, booking etc., were all phenomenal, this was our second time staying at this location as we loved it so much the first time. Unfortunately an encounter with a resident at the very end of the road cast a shadow over our stay. My wife and I were out on the water, I was in a single person canoe fishing and she was in her kayak just enjoying the scenery when a male came from his home, got into his motor boat and approached her accosting/accusing her of going onto an island in our vicinity (she never left her canoe and certainly didn't go on any island). He was demeaning and lectured her about nesting loons on the island. He then approached me, I was a couple hundred yards from my wife fishing around the island. He then berated me and stated I had likely already scared the loons off their nest and they would never return. He then asked if I was a renter in the most demeaning tone possible. First, I love loons and had there been any indication of a nesting pair on the island I would have steered clear, second, and perhaps more ironically, I am a wildlife photographer and try to treat wildlife and wild places with the utmost respect. Luckily (for him) I didn't realize until after the fact how he had spoken to my wife. If not for this arrogant/pompous ass our stay would have been perfect but this did unfortunately cast a shadow over our time there. The following day we saw presumably his grand kids paddling around the same island..."