The tongue-and-groove paneling was milled in New Gloucester; old camping gear was collected from Maine Antique Barns (a couple did sneak in from Vermont); Antlers come to us from Jim Mason, a logger who collects shed antlers with his family as a hobby; yester-year photographs of the Moosehead Lake Region are part of the Maine Historical Society's collection, and from the archives of University of Maine in Orono.
Thank you for joining us!
Our restaurant is open year round for dinner.
Lounge/Patio 4 p.m. - Dinner 5 p.m.
Sunday Dinner - Noon 'til Closing
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Major Credit Cards Accepted.
For information, please call after 2 p.m. (ET)
(207) 781-4771
