Midcoast Forest Getaway

Midcoast Forest Getaway The Midcoast Forest Getaway is a year-round privately owned vacation rental. Enjoy the convenience of a fully-equipped, eat-in kitchen.

🏡Mid-century modern rustic cabin retreat hidden in the Maine woods
🌊Minutes from the coastline
📍Centrally located in the Midcoast at the head of Penobscot Bay
🌲Easy day trip to Acadia or islands Step inside from your gated, private entrance to a bright, main living area with an airy cathedral ceiling. Spoil yourself with a spa-inspired bathroom including a soaking tub and oversized shower. Sleep p

eacefully in a queen bed at the end of a wooded, dead end road. Less than a mile from the coastline, you’ll be delighted by new, modern amenities and an open-concept living area tucked away in a quiet, tranquil forest guesthouse. Member of the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce.

09/07/2026

75 times you’ve given us 5 stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When we opened the doors to Midcoast Forest Getaway, our goal was simple: to create a sanctuary where the rustic beauty of the Maine woods meets mid-century modern comfort. Hitting 75 five-star reviews tells us we’re doing exactly that.🌲🦉

Thank you for trusting us with your vacations, your weekend escapes, and your quiet moments away from the daily noise.

Now save 15% for November stays. Some exclusions may apply.

Find your peace in the pines—booking link in our bio! ✨

09/02/2026

Imagine trading your alarm clock for the sound of wind in the rigging and gentle waves against a wooden hull. 🌲⛵️

Built right here in Maine in 1871—back when Ulysses S. Grant was in the White House—the Schooner Lewis R. French is a living piece of maritime history. Sailing out along the breathtaking Maine coast means no fixed itinerary—just where wind and tide take you. 

Think unplugging from Wi-Fi, sharing stories around the deck, eating fresh local meals, and sleeping under a blanket of stars off the coast of Midcoast Maine.

Ready to run away to sea? Save this for your ultimate Maine bucket list. 🗺️✨

09/01/2026

The ultimate Maine sailing view. 🌲⛵️ Passing under the Deer Isle Bridge is a coastal right of passage.🌊

Completed in 1939, this bridge was famous in its early days for swaying violently in the wind before engineers added extensive reinforcements to stabilize the deck. Now, it stands as a towering piece of Maine history over Eggemoggin Reach.

Have you ever crossed over or under it?
Share in the comments!👇

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08/31/2026

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08/31/2026

Low tide reveals the rugged backbone of the island-filled coast with scattered stone, ancient pines, and endless ocean. Just another slow late summer afternoon on Penobscot Bay in tranquil Midcoast Maine.☀️🌲🌊

What’s your favorite island spot? Let us know in comments! 🏝️

08/30/2026

While most Maine island quarries went silent by the mid-1960s, Crotch Island is unique as the last major active granite-quarrying operation on a Maine island. 🏝️ 🪨

Known for producing famous pink-tinged Deer Isle granite, these monumental stone pits supplied materials for iconic American landmarks—from the Brooklyn Bridge approaches to the John F. Kennedy Memorial.

Have you ever paddled out or hiked around Midcoast Maine’s historic industrial ruins? Share below in comments! 👇

08/30/2026

There’s a quiet magic to cruising past Eagle Island Lighthouse where the sky hits the granite and pine. Cruising these waters reminds you why the Maine coast is unmatched. ⛵️🌲

Who are you dreaming of being out on the water with here? 🌊✨

From the coast to the mountains, every corner of Maine has a story to tell. 🌲🎙️The  Podcast takes you behind the scenes ...
08/30/2026

From the coast to the mountains, every corner of Maine has a story to tell. 🌲🎙️

The Podcast takes you behind the scenes with local business owners, creators, and characters who make the Pine Tree State so extraordinary. They’ve journeyed from their hometown of Camden across the Midcoast, up to Downeast, and deep into the Western Mountains.

Grab your headphones, pour a fresh cup of coffee, and dive into the heart of Maine culture. ☕✨

🎧 Catch up on all seasons at the link in comments.

08/29/2026

That late-August golden hour light slowing everything right down. Watching the sun slip behind the treeline and paint the coast in amber. There is nowhere else on earth quite like a Maine summer evening. 🌲🌅✨

Where are you watching the sunset tonight?Share in the comments.👇

Address

93 Black Road S
Searsport, ME
04974

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