Built in 2019, this off-grid camp sits on 40.37 surveyed acres of wooded land in Township 24MD — about an hour from Bangor and headed toward the coast. Set more than 700 feet off Route 9 down a gated gravel driveway, the camp offers excellent privacy with year-round access via paved road.
The cabin is well-built with cedar shingle siding, an asphalt roof, and sits elevated on concrete piers. Inside you’ll find a wood stove, two bedrooms (one with built-in bunks), and a 16.5’ x 8’ screened-in porch — perfect for relaxing in the warmer months.
Two rooftop solar panels are wired to an interior power station, giving you a reliable source for basic electricity off-grid — handy for lighting, charging devices, and running small equipment.
The land is fully wooded with a mix of hardwood and softwood. A network of trails is already in place, making it easy to explore on foot or by ATV. Moose, bear, and deer are frequently seen on the property, with trail camera footage to prove it.
This is a true off-grid setup with no power lines. A low-flow greywater system — certified by the state — is installed for the kitchen sink. The property also features a dug well with an abundant water supply, a well-built outhouse, and a good-sized storage shed. Cell service is available depending on your provider.
If you’re looking for a clean, private, and ready-to-enjoy camp with acreage, trails, wildlife, water, and solar — this one checks all the boxes
