Room for the Whole Family, From Grandparents to Grandkids
Room for up to 21: six bedrooms for 19, a living-room pull-out for 2, a main-floor suite, two bunk rooms for the kids, and a game room everyone ends up in.
Built for Three Generations
The downstairs primary suite has a king bed and its own bathroom with a soaking tub, so grandparents can have a bedroom and bath on the main floor, away from the bunk rooms.
Upstairs, a second king suite, two queen rooms and two bunk rooms, each with a twin-over-full bunk and a trundle, give parents and kids their own space. Two living rooms at opposite ends of the main floor mean the group can split up for a movie and a conversation at the same time.
Meals and Evenings Together
- Two dining tables for 10 and 6, plus 3 seats at the kitchen bar
- Outdoor dining table for 8 on the deck, late April through October
- Two sinks, a wall oven with a microwave above, and a second refrigerator
- Lobster pot, and a local lobsterman who meets guests at the Seal Harbor dock
- Game room: arcade machines, table tennis, shuffleboard, foosball
- Fire table on the deck and a wood fire pit in the yard
- Balcony telescope
- Carriage roads 0.2 miles away for family walks and bike rides
The house is for your group staying together. Parties and events aren’t allowed.
Who Sleeps Where
One way to fit three generations under one roof.
Up to 21 in all: 19 in six bedrooms and 2 on the living-room pull-out.
- GrandparentsMain-floor suite, king bed, soaking tub
- ParentsUpstairs king suite and two queen rooms
- Kids and CousinsTwo bunk rooms, four in each
- Extra GuestsPull-outs in the living room and main-floor suite
Something for Every Generation
Grandparents
Tea and popovers at Jordan Pond House, a scenic drive on the Park Loop Road, and sunset at the fire table on the deck.
Parents
Hike Pemetic from the house, ride the carriage roads, or take a guided kayak tour from Seal Harbor. Then dinner out at Copita or Dahlia’s.
Kids
Bunk rooms, the game room’s arcade machines, the ride up Day Mountain, tide pools and the Lulu lobster boat. More in Acadia with kids.
Everyone
A lobster boil at home with lobster from the Seal Harbor dock, a family photo at Jordan Pond, and a night of board games.
“My multigenerational family just completed a weeklong stay at this beautiful home. … The house was updated, clean, and had plenty of space for our large group. The first floor master suite was perfect for my elderly parents. The game room downstairs was a big hit with everyone. … None of us wanted to leave, and all of us would happily return.”
Questions
Where will everyone park?
There’s room for 8 cars: two in the garage, one with a Tesla charger, two behind the garage and four in the driveway.
Can we bring the family dog?
Yes. One dog is welcome, with a $300 dog fee. See Acadia with your dog for walks and park rules.
How many people can stay for a family reunion?
Up to 21 guests: 19 in six bedrooms and 2 on the living room pull-out couch.
Is there a bedroom on the main floor?
Yes. The downstairs primary suite has a king bed, a pull-out couch for one and its own bathroom with a soaking tub.
Can we host a party or event at the house?
No. Parties and events aren’t allowed. The house is for your group staying together.
Plan Your Stay
See live availability and the full price, including fees and taxes, and book online.
Questions? Call or text Jen at 207-801-8661.
More Ways to Stay
SummerBeach days, harbor paddles, popovers at Jordan Pond House and fireworks over Frenchman Bay.
FallFall color on the carriage roads and long evenings at the fire table.
WinterPlowed driveway, a warm house, and carriage roads for skiing and snowshoeing when there’s snow.
SpringWaterfalls running with snowmelt, spring birds, and the Park Loop Road by bike before it opens to cars.
HolidaysThanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s with a kitchen built for big meals.- Retreats for Teams and FriendsSix bedrooms, fast wifi, a gym and a game room for the evenings.