We are here on our last night at Twin Pines Camps, a part of the New England Outdoor Center. Our vacation, with children ages 12, 11, 9 and 7 and been like a dream. On our first night, we opted for an overnight campout, hosted Matt Polstein, owner of the camp. Matt took us by boat to Sandy Stream, a... More

We just returned from a three night stay at Twin Pine Camps. We had exceptional service from the staff, a lovely cabin, "Little Mud, which had a spectacular view of Katahdin and Millinocket Lake. But as advertised, this is a cabin so if you're expecting plush this isn't the place for you. We enjoyed a fun afternoon with a boat... More

There were bugs every where in are room. Holes in sheets and curtains. The swing sets were broken the hot tub was broken there is no cell phone service wifi Stinks. The restaurant had flys dropping into are food. It always rained. The life jackets were probably never washed they smelled really bad. My cousin's cabin had a mouse in... More

We found this place on a whim a couple of years ago. First trip in to try out our first weekend of snowmobiling. The people who run the place are great and are on site. The staff has always been top notch and fun. They moved their River Driver's Restaurant to the center site on the lake last year and... More

Went up to Twin Pines with a group of guys for a snowmobiling trip, and had a blast! We stayed in a large 4 bedroom cabin on the shore of Millinocket Lake with a breathtaking view of Mt. Katahdin. Cabin was complete with full kitchen, living room, dining room. Plenty of space for 10 of us. We rented snowmobiles (my... More

I found Twin Pines on the internet after a long search. Too bad they don't come up earlier in a google search, because it is a top notch place for a winter holiday. The accommodations were very new and nice--in-floor heating was a nice touch--and private, right on the lake. We were not expecting to find such wonderful cross-country ski... More

Twin Pines Camps now has dining! The River Driver's Restaurant has relocated to Twin Pines Camp. Currently serving lunch and dinner and with plans to add breakfast beginning winter 2011 - 2012. The convenience to Baxter State Park, and now no need to cook after a long hike is a huge plus. Cabins have free Wi Fi, but spotty cell... More

After a disappointing introduction to the Katahdin Inn in Millinocket, my two brothers-in-law and I relocated to a Twin Pines lake side cabin with a fantastic view of Mt. Katahdin. This place is a North Woods paradise! The staff is wonderful, the restaurant first rate, the bar is a life saver for those who desire a cocktail after a day... More

Twin Pines Camp is one of the locations of the New England Outdoor Center. It is located on Millinocket Lake about half way between the town of Millinocket and Baxter State Park entrance. There are a variety of cabins available from simple to the almost luxurious new Coveside Guests Houses were we stayed. All arrangements were easily made and staff... More