Unique Stays
From yurts in the woods to lighthouses you can sleep in, these aren't your average hotels.
Seguin Island Lighthouse
For the ultimate adventure, become a volunteer keeper for a week, or stay in the guest quarters. It's primitive and isolated.
View Town InfoMaine Forest Yurts
Located in Durham, these yurts offer a comfortable way to camp year-round. Owned by a 'Survivor' winner!
View Town InfoSandy Pines Campground
Glamping at its finest in Kennebunkport. Stay in a safari tent, A-frame, or covered wagon.
View Town InfoAppalachian Mountain Club Huts
Hike or ski into these off-grid lodges in the 100-Mile Wilderness for a communal and cozy backcountry experience.
View Town InfoChebeague Island Inn
A classic Greek Revival inn accessible only by ferry, offering a true island escape.
View Town InfoMaine’s landscape invites unique architecture. “Glamping” (glamorous camping) has taken off here, allowing visitors to sleep close to nature without sacrificing a comfortable bed.
Off-Grid Options
Many unique stays, especially in the North Woods or on islands, are off-grid. This means solar power, composting toilets, and no Wi-Fi. It’s a feature, not a bug, a chance to truly unplug.
Explore More of Maine
Looking for more inspiration? Browse our full directory of towns or explore by region.