Tomhegan Wilderness Cabins
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832 Spinney Road, Rockwood, ME 04478
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Welcome to Tomhegan Wilderness Camps, featuring private four-season cabin rentals and a lodge on Moosehead Lake Maine. Guest comfort is our number one priority! Year-round family, and sportsman activities abound. All rental options are clean, well maintained and well equipped for your comfort. Call today and speak to our caretakers to select a private cabin or comfortable room in the lodge that is right for you.
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832 Spinney Road, Rockwood, ME 04478
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This was our second visit to Tomhegan, and it won't be our last. We stayed for 3 nights in Butch Cabin. The cabin was great. We had a great view of the lawn and the lake shore. We cooked several meals in the kitchen, and grilled on the porch one night. My advice would be to bring your own sharp knives if possible, the knives in the kitchen were fairly dull. Other than that, the kitchen was well equipped. We stopped in Greenville for groceries on our way in, there is a full sized grocery store there. Due to new regulations, we were told to bring our own bath towels and blankets for the bed. Sheets were provided. The herds of deer and flocks of ducks were fun to watch. We didn't get lucky enough to see any moose this year, but I did see a good variety of songbirds. The sunrises were amazing. We hiked the trails on the property and saw some beautiful scenery along the lake shore. We had a firepit down by the lake for a bonfire, but we didn't end up using it. There was also a woodstove inside the cabin and the caretakers stopped by to drop off some kindling. We had a great experience and will definitely plan another visit. Thank you for a great vacation.…
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Date of stay: September 2020
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11/23/19: I feel a moral obligation to speak up when there has been a blatant disregard for safety. I and a friend were up this weekend to go deer hunting. Tomhegan is accessed by a 4 mile long private road that they maintain. Yesterday, the Moosehead Region experienced an icing event that lasted all day and flash froze last night. This morning the access road was a 4 mile long untreated sheet of ice. Creeping along at less than 5 mph my friends truck kept loosing traction and would slide sideways. At one point, on a small rise, the truck slid backwards on its own. My friends truck is in good repair with four all season radial winter tires that have a lot of life left on the tread. All 6 customer vehicles in camp were equipped in the same fashion. When the manager was summoned, he stated that the road was fine and that we were on our own. He said this even though he had not driven it. We were finally able to negotiate the 4 miles over a one hour period. I do not expect Tomhegan to control the weather. However, I do expect them to be able respond to the weather. They had no sand and no plans to deal with a situation that is common in that part of Maine. To leave the road as it was and tell the customers that it was their problem is unconscionable. Emergency vehicles would not have been able to respond if summoned. They didn't even have sand for guests to use. Five miles down the road, The Birches Resort was using their snow cat, equipped with a serrated plow blade, to keep their road open and were also sanding. This is where I, my friend and the six other stranded guests plan to make accommodations next year.…
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Date of stay: November 2019Trip type: Traveled on business
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Room Tip: Select The Birches Resort, Rockwood, Maine
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Responded Jan 24, 2020
Good Morning, I am sorry a response has taken so long, as we have had quite a bit of trouble logging into our trip advisor account. We do apologize for the road conditions. We were unable to get a sand truck here in a timely fashion for that incident, especially where all guests were lined up to leave right around 8am. Tomhegan does not have the necessary equipment needed to sand our road but we do have sanding in our road contract. That said, sometimes we are one of the last facilities to receive the sanding because of where we are located. We sincerely apologize for what your group went through, and wish there had been a better outcome and faster response on the sanding side.
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I wanted a spot on a lake in the middle of backwoods Maine, and Tomhegan was absolutely perfect. We could only stay for 2 nights, but next time we will have to plan a longer visit. The location was perfect, away from civilization. The only sounds at night were the loons on the lake. I have never seen so many stars. The nearest town (Rockwood) is 20 minutes or so down the road, and the nearest decent size town with a grocery store (Greenville) is about 45 minutes away. There was abundant wildlife in the area. We were there in September and did spot a moose in the (5 mile long) driveway. Our friend spotted a second moose an hour or so later, also in the driveway. The deer are practically tame and will walk right up to you in search of veggies. There were also Loons and a variety of song birds in the area. Also, the mallard ducks are tame, and will surround you in a chorus of quacking. There are several hiking trails right on the property that we explored for an afternoon. The cabins are all very different, so I don't know what the rest are like, but we thought Ramon Cabin was perfect. It was one of the smaller cabins, only sleeping 6. One bedroom was a queen bed, and the other was a queen and a set of bunks. The bathroom was spacious, and the kitchen was well equipped. Bring your own food from Greenville. There was a fireplace, but we didn't use it. Also, each cabin has a firepit on the lakeshore, and we did have a campfire one night. Firewood is provided. There is no maid service, you clean up after yourself. We only briefly met the owners, but they were friendly and my emailed questions were answered promptly. Everything about our visit was wonderful and we will definitely be returning to Tomhegan in the future.…
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Date of stay: September 2019
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My sister and I spent four days at Tomhegan last week and I can't say enough good things about it. I'm not sure there are enough superlatives in the English language to describe the wonderfulness of the experience. The cabins are right on the lake, which is magnificent. The cabins combine rustic simplicity with great comfort. They are spotlessly clean and the kitchen was very well equipped. The staff could not have been more helpful, and the information packet in the cabin was thorough and up to date. We are planning to return next year!
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Date of stay: September 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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Room Tip: We stayed in the cabin called Margie, which is the last one, so very private.
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My family had a great time staying at Tomhegan. It was really beautiful. The lake is right at your door. The friendly deer and ducks were a nice surprise. The cabin was well furnished. We were all sad to leave after the wonderful week that we spent. It was one of the best vacations I ever experienced and we hope to do it again soon. It was so peaceful. There were many things to do nearby. We hiked Mt. Borestone, Mt. Kineo, Eagle Rock, and Gulf Hagas. We went white water rafting at the Forks with Northern Outdoors. Our cabin had a top of the line Weber grill. We also enjoyed a fire in the fire pit by the lake every night. The night sky and stars were breathtaking. We can't wait to return.
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Date of stay: August 2018Trip type: Traveled with family
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Responded Aug 29, 2018
Thank you for the review! We are so glad you enjoyed your stay and sure hope we see you again soon!
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Which popular attractions are close to Tomhegan Wilderness Cabins?
Nearby attractions include Mount Kineo (4.5 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Tomhegan Wilderness Cabins?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free parking, and kids activities.
Is parking available at Tomhegan Wilderness Cabins?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.