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81% (471 reviews)
- Wiscasset
81% (471 reviews)
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Cody
2 weeks ago
Tent
The owner is very responsive and helpful. The site itself is soooo quiet and peaceful it’s how camping should be. No noise pollution whatsoever and you may even see a deer or turkey. Very secluded the entrance is at the two tall poles on the road and then your basically there.
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2 weeks ago
Tent
Awesome place to stay. I didn’t drive all the way down to the actual camp sites but it was soooo so quiet and peaceful. Slept great. Road wasn’t bad just hesitant from getting stuck at a different site the night prior. This host responds to messages too which is good. Thanks for letting me stay!
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Ashley
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
The cabin is large and has a sleeping loft and two cots. The wood stove heats up quick and keeps you warm all night long! Love the outdoor fire pit.
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Leila
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
The view from the cabin was lovely! We took the short cut there and the regular trail back, the short cut is definitely shorter but very steep! It was so peaceful and quiet there. The cabin was well kept and clean. Thankful for the wood stove, because it was quite cold and wet when we got there, once heated up it was very cozy. Definitely will be back again!
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Darren
March 2025
With kids
Great place. Heavier than you may think to lug everything in so be prepared. Be careful about signage. We walked half a mile up hill in freezing rain for the Joe and Doe cabin but it was the wrong way.
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Ellen
March 2025
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
Two Dog was snug for our one cold windy night stay. We wondered what supplies would be there so in case it's helpful for others, noting that some things were clearly just leftovers, so depends on who precedes you: plenty of dry wood for the stove inside (reload the supply from the nearby woodshed before you leave), an old-school can-opener, a roll of TP, foam mats for the sleeping loft, a broom, a box of matches, a few sheets of newspaper, a fire extinguisher, a water kettle, a few DIY pegs and nails for hanging gear/lights, many decks of cards, a cribbage board, guestbook, a low table, two chairs, and a bench on the front porch. Outside is a fire pit, picnic table, and pit toilet. The stove was easy enough to use and did a good job of warming the space, but there's plenty of opportunity for cold air to come through the cabin. We brought water from home and glad we did - looked like the year-round hand pump at the Barn was out of order when we passed. Recommend bringing fire starting supplies, either your own tinder or a small axe bc wood provided is just big logs. If you're there during warmer weather, there are good trees for hammocks.
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Sara
March 2025
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
This place is precious, love the space! Woodstove and 0 degree sleeping bag kept me super cozy. Lots of Barred owls in the woods at night. As campers here, we need to be mindful and not leave debris like orange peels and food scraps; please respect this land that HVNC is sharing with us and leave no trace ❤
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Timothy
March 2025
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
Beautiful location, easy to find and met our expectations for winter camping. Well stocked wood for the wood stove, clean and peaceful.
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Gregory
March 2025
1 night at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Beautiful spot. Lovely cabin. Easy to keep nice and warm on a cold night.
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Jim
March 2025
Group trip
The Pond Cabin is a sweet spot in a beautiful, mixed hardwood forest on the edge of Little Dyer Pond. The wood stove kept us warm and cozy. The Barred Owls hooting at night was a special treat.
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Briana
February 2025
With pets
Kids and I had a fantastic time! The cabin is beautiful and the woodstove provided plenty of heat, even in February. We'll be back!
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Jeffry
February 2025
With pets
The cabin was beautiful and in a great location. Once up to temperature, it held the heat. The view and access to cabin was great.
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Robert
February 2025
2 nights at Hidden Valley Nature Center
The pond was well stocked with wood, beautiful area and absolutely quiet at night. Great trip.
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Eliza
January 2025
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
The land is beautiful and has so much to offer in any season. The space is clean and well cared-for. The loft is spacious and firewood provided. We packed in our own water but one could easily filter/ treat if the water isn't frozen! We didn't see a single soul the whole time, and enjoyed equally our relaxing by the fire and our walkabouts.
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Ashley
January 2025
Group trip
The cabin was great! Big enough for more than just two people. I have been coming here for years. The cots in this cabin are a nice touch, just wish we could move them around. A few things to note though, the wood stove in the Joe & Doe cabin takes HOURS to heat up, and you need to constantly feed it. Not like the other wood stoves in the other cabins up there. Also, the people before us didn’t bring any wood inside to dry out before we got there and there were no wood chips in the outhouse. The cabins are great, but the price has gone up a lot, and it doesn’t look like they are being checked in on as much as they used to be.
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Ann
December 2024
With pets
We really enjoyed this yurt for winter camping. There was enough snow to ski in and out and plenty of good wood for the wood stove. You'll find a table and chairs plus two twin-sized bedframes, one with a mattress one without. There was plenty of room for us to add our full-sized camping mattress on the floor. It's real camping, nothing glamourous, but wonderful to have a cozy destination.
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Heidi
December 2024
1 night at Hidden Valley Nature Center
This spot was a gem! Cozy and off the beaten path. A perfect getaway for those who like the outdoors, hiking, and the sounds of nature.
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Kitty
December 2024
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
Two Dog Hut was such a fabulous spot for winter cabin camping!! A bit more than a mile hike in, we used a sled to bring some extra bedding and paired with the woodstove, we were quite cozy. It was outfitted with an assortment of fun things—playing cards, backgammon board, extra matches, and foam sleeping pads in the loft. The clear roof made basking in the sunshine (and the moonlight!) quite lovely even on a 10 degree day. Definitely will be back!
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Jason
December 2024
Group trip
The cabin was a great spot for a group of buddies to get away for a quick trip. Heading into the cabin in the dark made for a great surprise in the morning with the very interesting terrain and forests around.
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Richard
December 2024
Weekend Trip to Hidden Valley Nature Center
We loved our stay at Two Dog Hut. The light snow that had fallen on Thanksgiving made our stay even more cozy. The cabin is a bit drafty but we kept the fire fed and stayed warm inside while the outside temperature dipped into the 20s. Our dog loved the hiking trails and we explored some of the other campsites. We’ll definitely return!
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Overview
If you're looking for a comfortable camping experience that is accessible for wheelchair users, glamping near Wiscasset, Maine may be just the ticket. Hipcamp offers over 90 options for glamping with wheelchair access in this area, with prices ranging from $25 to $75 per night. Top options include Four Acre Woods Campground (419 reviews), The Point (326 reviews), and Hidden Valley Nature Center (150 reviews). Popular amenities include toilets, showers, and pet-friendly sites. Popular activities include fishing, hiking, and boating.
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