Welcome to Lakeside Cedar Cabins!

Lakeside Cedar Cabins, is a great choice for your Maine vacation! Situated on naturally beautiful, pristine Graham Lake, the cabins are only 6 miles from Ellsworth, the county seat for Hancock County, Maine, and only 25 miles from world-famous Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island. A visit to Lakeside Cedar Cabins places you right in the center of some of the most spectacular scenery on earth!

Sunbathe on our pebble beach, relax in the shade of the tall pines, or plan days full of activities such as hiking, biking, swimming, fishing, shopping, sightseeing, and lots more. Our convenient location makes all of that easy!

Nine housekeeping cedar cabins nestled along ten-mile long Graham Lake — a warm water lake perfect for bass fishing (“bassing”), boating and swimming. Cottages can accommodate five persons, and they each include two bedrooms with double beds, bathroom with shower, and kitchen / living area with double futon. All have screened porches, as well as decks overlooking the lake, and wood stoves for those cool Maine nights when it’s so comfortable to cozy up with a bit of warmth. Our cabins are clean and tidy, and our beach is just out the front door.

The swimming in Graham Lake is safe for children, and boats with outboard motors, canoes, kayaks and paddle boats are all available for fun on the water. Our excellent fishing keeps folks returning year after year, and the fish you can expect to catch include smallmouth bass, white perch and pickerel!

Minutes to downtown shopping in Ellsworth, Lakeside Cedar Cabins are located just 4 miles from Ellsworth Falls on Mariaville Road.

Cabin 5, with the lake just beyond it	View of the lake from Cabin 6
Our recreation hall	Interior view of the recreation hall
Our recreation hall features a satellite TV, ping pong, table soccer, a player piano, a 60s era pin ball machine, books, puzzles, toys and much more! Wifi Now Available! Sorry, No Pets
Motor boats and kayaks at our dock	Enjoy a quiet picnic nestled into the birches
Eagles frequently perch in our trees	Eagle in hot pursuit of a fish