Maine Accommodations
Vacation Rentals
Burnt Coat Harbor Light Station (Swan's Island)
Location: Swan’s Island, Maine
Contact: Maili Bailey, rental agent. Email: m21bailey@beeline-online.net
Facility: Well equipped upstairs apartment in the restored keeper’s house. Suitable for 2 people. Swan’s Island is near
Acadia National Park. Reach the island by Maine State Ferry Service from Bass Harbor.
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Little River Lighthouse
Location: Little River Island in Cutler, Maine
Contact: Friends of Little River Lighthouse, 1-877-276-4682. Email: info@littleriverlight.org
Facility: Located on Little River Island at the mouth of Cutler Harbor in Downeast Maine. The fully restored 1888 keeper’s
house features three guest bedrooms, two with double beds and one with two twin beds. Kitchen, living room and two full
baths are shared by guests. Transportation to the island is provided. Guests may enjoy climbing the lighthouse, exploring walking
trails or savoring the views. The overnight program runs from the beginning of June through September.
See website for rates and reservation information.
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Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
Location: 38 miles southwest of Rockland near Bristol, ME
Contact: L. Dewey Chase Rentals, 207-677-2100. Email: rentals@ldchase.com
Facility: A one-bedroom, one bath apartment on the second floor of the keeper's house at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse. Maximum
occupancy is 4 (double bed and a double sleeper sofa). See website for rates and additional rental information.
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Seguin Island Lighthouse Guest Quarters (Also see listing under Volunteer Host)
Location: On Seguin Island, 2 ½ miles south of Popham Beach
Contact: Friends of Seguin Island: 207-443-4808 Email: keeper@seguinisland.org
Facility: The guest quarters offer two upstairs bedrooms. One bedroom has two twin beds and one bedroom
has one twin and one double bed. Guest quarter rental only available to members, 2 nights maximum. Bring and carry your own
food and water. Linens supplied. Carry on/carry off except for linens which are FOSILS responsibility. $350.00/night does not
include transportation which is up to each guest.
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West Quoddy Station - Former Life-Saving Station 1, District 1
Location: 823 South Lubec Road, Lubec, ME 04652. West Quoddy Head Station, Downeast Maine, in the historic seafaring town of
Lubec is a 5 minute walk to West Quoddy Light.
Contact: 1-877-535-4714 (Best) or 1-207-205-5118. Email: info@quoddyvacation.com
Facility: There are 8 buildings here on The Easternmost Point. 12 units all with sunrise to sunset ocean views, decks [except KC], private
baths, kitchens, WI-FI, DirecTV, including the 5 bedroom Station House, the 4 bedroom Meetinghouse, the Lodge (60’ Deck) has four
separate units, each with full kitchen, beds & private bath, the 2 bedroom Keeper’s Cottage, the 2 bedroom Crews Quarters (40' deck),
the 2 unit Buoy Barn, the Cabin and the Camp.
All units can sleep at least 4 guests [2 beds] See website for details and rates for each accommodation.
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Whitehead Light Station
Location: On Whitehead Island, 10 miles south of Rockland
Contact: 207-200-7957. Email: info@whiteheadlightstation.org
Facility: The entire facility, comprised of the 7 bedroom Lightkeeper's house on 11.1 acres, is offered for rent by the week during parts of June,
July, August, September and October. Three of the bedrooms have one queen bed, two have one king convertible to two twins, and two have
two doubles. All bedrooms have their own en-suite bathroom. Retreats and educational programs are also available. Rest and relaxational
weekends are offered June-October.
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Volunteer Host
Seguin Island Lighthouse (Also see listing under Vacation Rental)
Location: On Seguin Island, 2 ½ miles south of Popham Beach
Contact: Friends of Seguin Island; 207-443-4808. Email: keeper@seguinisland.org
Facility: Summer caretaker position lasting from Memorial Day until Labor Day with lodging in the keeper's quarters. Applications are
due in November.
Duties: Duties include greeting visitors, providing tours of the Lighthouse and Museum and maintaining the grounds and buildings.
Keepers should be in good health, have First Aid training and be all-round handy persons. Prospective caretakers should be aware that
during foggy weather, the signal blows continuously (twice every 30 seconds).
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