Charming Rustic Maine Lakefront Camp

Description

This upgraded rustic Maine camp sits right on Eskutassis
Lake in Burlington, Maine. It’s quiet out here, very rural, not much traffic,
and lots of trees and wildlife. The lake is about 870 acres, and the frontage
here has a nice gradual slope. It’s shallow enough in front to wade in, which
is great for kids or just stepping in with ease. You’ve also got a section of
sandy bottom, which is sought after on every Maine lake, and definitely a
bonus.

The camp has a warm, welcoming feel the moment you pull up.
It’s well-kept, thoughtfully laid out, and gives you that classic Maine camp
atmosphere without feeling outdated. The screened-in porch is a must have
feature for any camp. Best part is it’s facing the lake and catching a breeze
off the water, it’s the kind of spot you’ll use morning to night, whether
you’re reading a book or listening to the loons.

Inside, it’s cozy and comfortable. A warm wood stove, and a
functional layout make the space easy to settle into, whether you’re here for
the weekend or longer. It’s built to be low-maintenance, but still has
character, and just enough space to make it your own.

Recent upgrades have added even more value. The solar
panels, installed in 2025, give you off-grid power with flexibility, perfect
for lights, small devices, or expanding later if you want to. There’s also a
generator hookup in place. The outdoor shower, added in 2024, makes post-swim
cleanups quick and easy. It’s practical, and a feature you’ll be glad to have.

The road is maintained by the association and even plowed in
the winter, giving you access year-round. Whether you’re coming up for a summer
weekend or ice fishing in January, getting here won’t be a problem. Lincoln is
just 25 minutes away with everything you need, Bangor is under an hour if you
want access to larger stores or the airport, and Boston is just over 4 hours.

This is a camp that’s perfect just the way it is, but also
gives you the freedom to make it whatever you want over time. The setting, the
lake access, and the thoughtful updates already in place make it a property
with real potential, and something that just says Maine.