I would not recommend these accommodations l to anyone, particularly large groups. We arrived after 9 hours of driving, half of our group (of 12) went into the inn's store while the other half went into check in. The group that went to check out the store was welcomed by someone making a snide comment 'ugh, not another big group.'... more

We stayed at the Big Moose Inn for two nights in early August, and were quite surprised to find this very civilized B&B in the middle of the Maine woods. The rooms were clean, comfortable and inexpensive. The inn also has new suites, with their own bathrooms, however, we didn''t stay there. Downstairs is a large dining room, with a... more

We stayed 1 night at Big Moose Inn before whitewater rafting. We had a long drive to get there. We were hungry when we arrived, but found that both the restaurant and snack bar were only open wednesday-Sunday. The only place to eat was a small store next to it where we could get a sandwich or pizza. If you... more

After a drenching thunderstorm and 30 degree temperature drop on our Penobscot rafting trip, we were basically just looking for a warm dry place to stay but we found so much more. The Inn had delightfully cozy and clean (albeit small) rooms lovingly furnished with a antiques, very comfortable beds, a great screened porch with rocking chairs, very comfortable common... more

I am rating our two-day stay at the Big Moose Inn "above average" for one reason: the restaurant, which is EXCELLENT!! (see below) We stayed at the Antique Inn for 2 nights. Reasonably clean, but very over priced for the quality of the accommodations. Next to the main inn and across the driveway from the rafting outfitters, so was a... more

A group of 12 of us went to the Big Moose Inn & Cabins and rented a cabin for the weekend while on a whitewater rafting trip. I called before the trip to ask a few questions and was told there would be a fire pit right outside our cabin and a charcoal grill. When we arrived and checked in... more

While on a white water rafting trip with friends, we decided to stay at the Big Moose Inn cabins and campground. Unfortunately I was not immediately aware of all the housing opportunities and mistakenly purchased just the campground spot ($11) - however, my girlfriend and I decided to try to get a suite at the Inn instead. Once I finally... more

A girlfriend and I were lucky to get a room here after a disasterous reservation elsewhere. This Inn is a fun mix of old hunting lodge and quaint inn. The check-in area is decorated old hunting lodge(animal heads, dark wood, and little light)but with a very comfy leather couch and big TV. The dining area is bright, light and serves... more

We dropped in "on spec" for a 2 night stay whilst touring Maine. There was limited availability on the first night, so we had to stay in a 9 berth cabin - 4 bedrooms, a large lounge and kitchen. Brilliant for a family with young children! The second night, we stayed in a 4 berth cabin on the lake front.... more