
Kezar Lake
One of Maine's most beautiful lakes — summer boating, kayaking, and swimming just down the road.

Location & nearby
Tucked into the White Mountain National Forest region of western Maine — close enough to ski, swim, paddle, hike, and stargaze, with room to spread out across 56 wooded acres.
Wake up in a treehouse, hike to a summit tower, play disc golf, swim or paddle a nearby lake, ski in winter, and stargaze at night — all from one basecamp in the trees.

One of Maine's most beautiful lakes — summer boating, kayaking, and swimming just down the road.

A sandy beach for swimming and a favorite local fishing spot — glassy morning water with the hills of the national forest stacked behind it.

Just down Route 5 in Stoneham — launch a kayak, cast a line, or watch the last light burn out over the water on a summer night.

A hidden gorge on the Kezar River in Lovell — a rushing waterfall, mossy rock walls, and a natural swimming hole at the end of a short walk from the road.

Western Maine skiing in winter — including night skiing under the lights — and panoramic hiking the rest of the year.

One of New England's premier ski resorts — close enough for a full day on the mountain and back to the treehouse by dark.

Lift-served downhill mountain biking from spring through fall — flowy, family-friendly trails up to real New England downhill, with rentals and lessons — plus laid-back skiing in winter.

Great Brook Trail, Red Rock Trail, and Speckled Mountain (5.7 miles away), the Blueberry Mountain trailhead (14 miles), and Evans Notch (17 miles) — White Mountain summits in every direction.

Outlet shopping, riverside dining, and the Mount Washington Valley just over the state line.