Five lakefront cabins, all the same on purpose.

Three bedrooms, two full baths, air conditioning and room for ten in every cabin, all facing Eagle Lake from the eastern shore. Cabins 1, 2 and 3 are fully renovated; Cabins 4 and 5 are the originals, at a lower rate.

The place

A working lake, and a quiet piece of it.

Eagle Lake runs about 5,600 acres through the Fish River Chain — big enough for real boating, deep enough for landlocked salmon and lake trout. Eagles Landing sits on the eastern shore with its own beach, docks and five cottages. The lake is shared with the town. The shore in front of your cottage is not.

The cottages are white with dark gambrel roofs, set back on a lawn that runs down to the water. Each one is identical inside: three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a real kitchen, a living room and a covered porch. That matters more than it sounds when you're placing families — nobody gets the short straw.

Everything is walkable. Beach, docks, fire pits, gazebo, lawn games. Kayaks and canoes are shared across the property and free to use. ATV and snowmobile trails run straight off the land.

Air conditioningPrivate beachPrivate dockFire pits & firewoodGas grillsScreened gazeboKayaks & canoesLawn gamesGiant Connect FourCornholeLife jackets, all sizesWi-FiPet friendlyTrail accessTrailer parkingPontoon rental

All five cottages at Eagles Landing seen across the lawn, gambrel roofs and covered porches facing Eagle Lake.

The cottages

Inside every cabin.

Three bedrooms, two full baths, sleeps ten — and every cabin now has air conditioning. Cabins 1, 2 and 3 are fully renovated; Cabins 4 and 5 are the originals, at a lower rate. All five share the same layout and the same access to the water.

Open-plan cottage interior with pine ceilings, granite counters and a dining area looking out at the lake.

DownstairsOne queen bedroom, full bath, kitchen, living and dining area
UpstairsTwo bedrooms, each with a queen bed and a set of bunk beds, plus a second full bath
SleepsUp to 10 guests — seven beds across three private bedrooms
CoolingAir conditioning in all five cabins
RenovatedCabins 1, 2 and 3 — fully redone. Cabins 4 and 5 are original and priced lower.
KitchenFully equipped — cook for ten without improvising
OutsideCovered porch, private fire pit, picnic table and gas grill
ProvidedLinens, towels, paper towels, dish and hand soap, shampoo, toilet paper, trash bags
Check in / outArrive from 4:00 pm. Check out by 9:00 am.
EntryElectronic locks — your door code arrives before check-in
LaundryCoin-operated machines nearby at the Overlook Motel, open 24 hours

Around the place

What a week here actually looks like.

Swipe through all 24. These are our own photos, not stock.

Out on the water at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Out on the water**Kayaks and canoes are shared across the property and free to use.

The private beach at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **The private beach**Sand, loungers and the water a few steps from your door.

Take your pick at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Take your pick**Pulled up on the lawn, ready whenever you are.

The pontoon at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **The pontoon**Available to rent, picked up at our own dock.

A pontoon boat heading out across sparkling water toward the wooded far shore. — **Into the sun**The pontoon rents by the day from our own dock.

Evenings by the fire at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Evenings by the fire**A fire pit at every cabin, firewood provided.

The games gazebo at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **The games gazebo**Giant Connect Four, cornhole, board games and a cart of toys.

Two doodles sitting on the seats of a pontoon boat, the lake behind them. — **Dogs welcome**Two per cabin, with a $100 pet fee.

Porches and grills at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Porches and grills**A covered porch and a gas grill outside every cabin.

The view from the porch at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **The view from the porch**Lake on one side, open lawn on the other.

Room for everyone to eat at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Room for everyone to eat**A table that seats the whole cabin, under an antler chandelier.

A real kitchen at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **A real kitchen**Fully equipped — cook for ten without improvising.

Somewhere to land at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Somewhere to land**A living room in every cabin, for the rainy afternoons.

Where the kids sleep at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Where the kids sleep**Queen plus a set of bunks in each of the two upstairs rooms.

Two full baths at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Two full baths**One up, one down — no queue in the morning.

Gambrel roofs, blue posts at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Gambrel roofs, blue posts**Five cabins, identical inside, all facing the water.

Pine and granite at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Pine and granite**Open plan, with the lake through the glass door.

The end of the day at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **The end of the day**Sunsets here run long and change the whole sky.

The sun low behind clouds over the lake, with lights coming on along the far shore. — **Dusk on the lake**The shoreline lights come on as the sun goes down.

After dark at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **After dark**The shoreline lights up and the lake goes glass-flat.

Park it at the door at Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages. — **Park it at the door**Ride in, warm up, go again. Room for trucks and trailers.

The five cottages under snow seen from the air, with the lake partly frozen beyond. — **The whole place, in winter**Five cabins, one lawn, and the lake beyond. Plowed all winter.

Two doodles sitting in the seats of a side-by-side parked on the grass. — **Riding shotgun**ATV and snowmobile trails start right at the property.

A woman picking berries into a bowl from a thicket of green bushes. — **Berry season**Bring a bowl.

At a glance

Who this place is right for.

Eagles Landing Lakeside Cottages is five lakefront cabins and five RV sites on the eastern shore of Eagle Lake, in Eagle Lake, Maine — the St. John Valley, about 25 minutes from Fort Kent. Every cabin has three bedrooms, two full baths and air conditioning, and sleeps ten. Book one for your family, or all five for up to fifty people with nobody else on site.

Families

One cabin, ten beds, the beach out front.

Bunks for the kids, a queen downstairs for whoever would rather skip the stairs, and free kayaks and life jackets in every size. Stay seven nights and the weekly rate applies.

Check dates →

Reunions & big groups

All five cabins. Fifty beds. Your people only.

Five kitchens, five grills, five fire pits and a games gazebo — plus RV lots for the relatives who bring their own.

Plan a reunion →

Weddings & retreats

Everyone sleeps a short walk from the party.

Whole-property bookings only. Bring your caterer and tent; the lawn, beach and fire pits are yours for the weekend.

Groups & events →

Anglers

Salmon, togue and brook trout off your own dock.

Eagle Lake is one of the big cold-water lakes of the Fish River Chain. Tie your boat up at our docks; fuel is next door at Old Mill Marina.

Fishing Eagle Lake →

Sleds & ATVs

Ride out from the cabin door.

Trail access straight off the property, room for trucks and trailers, plowed all winter, and a warm cabin when you get back.

Trails & winter →

Hunters

Zone 3, right across from Zone 2.

Bear, moose, deer and turkey country, with outfitters close by and space for gear, trucks and trailers.

Hunting season →

Address: 105 Furlong Road, Eagle Lake, Maine 04739
Cabins: Five lakefront cabins · 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, sleeps 10 each · 50 across the property
Beds: Three queens and two sets of twin bunks in every cabin
Rates: From $199 a night on our live calendar, or $1,800–$2,250 a week per cabin, plus $150 cleaning and 9% Maine lodging tax
On the water: Private beach and docks, free kayaks and canoes, pontoon for rent
Season: Open year-round · June–August weeks run Saturday to Saturday
Pets: Up to two dogs per cabin, $100 fee
RV sites: Five lakefront lots · 30/50 amp, water and septic · $585 a week
Check in / out: From 4:00 pm · by 9:00 am
Owners: Laura & Matt Rode · call or text 207-267-1647

From our Airbnb guests

What people say about the cabins.

We will come back and bring even more family next time. Space was so clean, view was amazing, nights were peaceful.
Airbnb · Cabin 1

Fantastic place for families visiting the area. It truly is the perfect location. We will be back next summer, hopefully with several other families!
Airbnb · Cabin 1

This is our 3rd time staying at the cottage on the lake. My family loves it!
Airbnb · Cabin 2

Though we were only two, the cabin would comfortably handle 10 people. Staying there was like having your own camp at the lake.
Airbnb · Cabin 4

Shown as guests wrote them on our Airbnb listings. We also have 21 Google reviews, all five stars. Read a few →

RV sites

Five lakefront lots, full hookups.

Thirty and fifty amp service, water and septic at every site, plus a picnic table and fire ring. Plenty of room for large trailers, and the same beach and docks as everyone else.

By the week

$585per week, per site

30 / 50 amp hookups
Water and septic
Picnic table and fire ring

Seasonal

$2,500for the season

Same hookups and amenities
Ask about available dates

With a group booking

Overflowadded to a full-property week

Five extra households on site
Ask for a combined quote

Ready when you are

Pick your dates.

Live availability across all five cabins, and every rate on one page.

See what's open Call 207-267-1647