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The Top 100 Most Beautiful Rustic Vacations of North America

2003

by Dusty Dave

 

 

The Bradford Camps

 

Enjoy the spectacular beauty of northeastern Maine’s Munsungan Lake at Bradford Camps.  Flying in to The Bradford Camps is like flying back one hundred years in time.  The airplane sets down on Munsungan Lake, surrounded by nothing but tall pines and steep ridges, centered in Maine’s fabled North Maine Woods.  As you taxi to the dock, the cabins appear through the trees with inviting chairs on open porches.  Once docked, your luggage is brought up the steps, past the main lodge and dining room, to your own cabin on the water. 

Settle in with a cocktail on the porch while you await the supper bell.  The drink is cooled with ice cut from the lake every winter, just as it has always been at Bradford Camps.  Sunday means a full-spread turkey dinner with homemade bread and apple pie.  After dinner, meet with a guide to go over the prospects of tomorrow’s fishing. The woods and waters around Munsungan are wild and deep.  They are home to deer, bear, moose, beaver, coyote, bobcat, eagles and ospreys.  You have the opportunity for a fly-out and overnight trip to one of the outpost camps and many other remote fishing waters in the area.  If you enjoy canoeing or kayaking, there are at least four beaches around Munsungan Lake to discover for a picnic and a swim.

The eight vintage log cabins are the only cabins on the lake, and the grounds are described as the most scenic in Maine.  The cabins are tidy, comfortable and warm, and the beds are made up daily by the staff.
 

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