2-BR Serene Cabin w/ Bunk house, Loft & Kayaks

Lakeside Haven at Parker Pond The space Escape to this charming lakeside cabin in Fayette, Maine, tucked among the trees with direct access to Parker Pond, perfect for guests seeking a quiet, nature-filled retreat. With a cozy main cabin, separate bunkhouse, and peaceful water views, this property offers a true Maine lake experience with space to relax and reconnect. Spend your days kayaking, swimming, or fishing on the calm waters, or unwind by the private fire pit under the stars. The sunroom with lake views is a guest favorite, ideal for morning coffee or quiet evenings surrounded by nature. Inside, the cabin blends rustic charm with comfort, featuring a cozy living area with a gas fireplace, TV, and DVD player, and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher for easy meals. Sleeping space in both the main cabin and bunkhouse makes it perfect for families or small groups looking for added privacy. Located about 30 minutes from Augusta, you’ll have access to dining, shopping, and local attractions, while still enjoying a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path setting. Nearby, explore Parker Pond Headland Preserve, hiking trails, golf courses, and seasonal activities like snowmobiling and fall foliage drives. Location Highlights Direct access to Parker Pond for swimming, kayaking, and fishing Near Parker Pond Headland Preserve and hiking trails 30 minutes to Augusta for dining, shopping, and attractions Close to golf, biking, and year-round outdoor recreation Whether you're planning a quiet weekend, a family getaway, or a seasonal escape, this Fayette Lake cabin offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and classic Maine charm. Things to Know Guest access Enter your access code at the keypad by the door. A green light will confirm the code is accepted. Rotate the deadbolt beneath the keypad away from the door to unlock. If the light flashes red, wait 5 seconds for the lock to reset and try again. To lock the door, press the Schlage button and rotate the deadbolt toward the door opening to engage it. Other things to note Paddles and life jackets are stored in the bunkhouse for your use. Docks are available in the water from mid-May through mid-October; they're removed in winter due to ice. The bunkhouse has no heat and is best used seasonally. Grills and fire pits are available from late spring through early fall. Well water is potable, though many guests prefer bottled water for taste - you may want to bring some with you.