A Maine lake stay for the whole family.
Plan time together on 18 wooded acres beside Manhanock Pond. Choose a house or ask about a two-house stay; we’ll help confirm the fit for your group.
Ask About Your Family StayYou want time together without putting everyone in one room or scattering them across several rentals. The useful first question is where each person will sleep. The Main House and Bunk House are separate, and the right setup depends on your group.
Start with a walk down toward Manhanock Pond. Some people may want to sit by the water while others head for the Warrior Confidence Course or the Design Studio. There’s room to share the day without everyone following the same schedule. Tell us who’s coming, what rooms they need, and which dates you’re considering; we’ll help you check the right stay.
What your kids will do all day
And most of it does not involve a screen.
Warrior Confidence Course
The Ninja Certified Warp Wall, cargo nets, rings, and peg board give your group a choice of challenges. Ask which parts make sense for the people traveling with you.
Design Studio
This three-season arts-and-crafts space is a place for drawing, small painted items, and beads. Confirm access and materials for your stay before planning an activity around them.
The Waterfront
The dock and shoreline are on Manhanock Pond. Swimming, paddling, and fishing are possibilities when conditions and current guest arrangements allow.
Stargazing
After dark, the Bunk House balcony is a place to look toward the sky together. What you can see depends on the weather and the night.
Also on the property: a bocce court on the front lawn and the three-season Fish House by the water. The Fish House is a quiet creative space, not lodging; confirm access to shared spaces with your reservation.
“Our kids had a blast playing all the yard games and painting rocks in the Art studio.”
“The main house as well as the bunkhouse were perfect for my family of 9 and our 3 dogs.”
“The comfort of our stay was only surpassed by the simple beauty.”
Find the right sleeping arrangement.
The Main House and Bunk House are separate places to sleep. Tell us your group size and room needs before assuming a combined capacity.
The two houses
The Bunk House has group-style lodging for up to 16. The Main House is a separate stay; its current guest limit and the best room split for your family need confirmation.
Explore the Bunk HouseTogether on the property
The full-property stay combines the Main House and Bunk House. Share your dates and sleeping needs so the team can confirm the right arrangement.
See the full-property stayA separate couples stay
The Airstream sits apart from the two-house listing. Ask about its availability and whether it fits your plans; don't count it as part of the house booking.
Explore the AirstreamWhat to confirm before booking
Your dates and house fit
Check the current listing for rates and availability. Tell the team how many people are coming and how they need to sleep; there is no confirmed public total for the two houses.
Waterfront plans
Ask about swimming, paddling, and fishing for your dates. Weather, water conditions, and guest arrangements shape what is possible.
Pets and access
Use the current listing for unit-specific pet terms. If someone needs an accessible route or room, describe their needs so the team can confirm the fit.
Who else may be here
A whole-property stay means no other overnight guests, but staff work on the land and a daytime event may sometimes overlap. Confirm the arrangement for your dates.
Planning a larger gathering? See our reunion planning page.
Ways to spend a family day
Carrie Reed
Carrie Reed is Dragonwood’s Concierge and Director of Operations. She works with the team and can help you clarify which stay and sleeping arrangement fit your family before you book.
Start the conversation.
Plan Your Family TripChoose the Main House or Bunk House to suit your group’s sleeping arrangements. The separate Airstream is a couples getaway, available by request.
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