Historic 1920 Sprucewold Cabin BBH

'Honey Haus' is located in historic Sprucewold in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Sprucewold's original log cabins were built throughout the 1920's by the "Rusticators" - a group of forward thinking city folk, who valued getting away from hustle and bustle. Named for the honey colored tones of wood throughout, Honey Haus is a wonderful place to relax after a day of boating in the harbor or hiking in the woods. We open the calendar for bookings in February - stays are available from June - Sept. The space Honey Haus comfortably sleeps five to seven guests in three bedrooms. There are three twin beds total, one lofted full-size bed with a ladder, and one queen-size bed. Bedroom 1 has a queen bed. Bedroom 2 has two twin beds and a lofted full-size bed. Bedroom 3 has a single twin bed. Honey Haus has everything you need to cook meals and entertain at home. Whether it's hosting an intimate dinner after a long day out on the water, making quick sandwiches to bring on a hike, or heating up your yummy leftovers from last night's restaurant meal, we've got you covered. Dishes for 12, glassware, mugs, cast iron, storage, no problem. There is an electric range, stove and microwave oven for your use, as well as a full size refrigerator. Guest access Guests can access the entire cabin. Other things to note There is parking available for 2-3 cars in the driveway. The driveway is located at the very bottom of the road to 103 Crest, directly beside the cabin. Please do not park on the wooden platform just before the driveway (this is our neighbor's parking area). At the bottom of our hill on Lobster Cove Rd. is Barrett’s Park, a wonderful spot featuring beautiful bayfront views. At this park, there are two rocky beaches that overlook Linekin Bay. We think Barrett’s Park is the perfect place to swim or enjoy a picnic! This is a rocky beach, like most in the area, so bring your swim shoes :) For clarity, Sprucewold's small private beach is not accessible to renters at this time.