Big Moose Inn, Cabins, Campground

Worst stay I've probably had across 48 states 9 countries.Paid $150 for a shed with a bed they called a cabin. All the showers were locked when I got there at night after a 7 hour drive north into the wilderness. Very bad stay.Rooms: 1/5

Booked this fairly pricy reservation to do some hiking in Baxter SP which, owing to having my new dog with me (the park bans dogs, requiring an out of the way day boarding), didn't work out the way I'd originally planned.I was given a spot to ensure the good WIFI I wanted which, surprisingly, worked sometimes. But the result was a tiny spot having barely room for my car, and a water spigot quite a distance away. The area is pleasant enough, and some lake access isn't far away. The general store and restaurant is really bustling, if that's your thing, even with live entertainment when I was there.The main problem is, visiting Katahdin to hike is just so difficult with a dog, what with the surprisingly high costs and the great driving distances involved, both inside and out of the park plus long dead Governor Baxter's ridiculous dog ban. The short visit this time was a disappointment.Nearby activities: Bustling restaurant and bar with live music (at least when I was there).Walkability: Lake access was close by.

Location and the on site restaurant were fantastic the beds were stiff but that's easily fixed next timeRooms: 3/5

My family and I stayed 2 nights at the Little Rocky cabin. Although the cabins are a little closer than we would like we really enjoyed our time. The cabin was clean and well stocked with everything we needed. The cabin area and lake were very enjoyable and peaceful. We didn 't get a chance to dine at either restaurant but the staff checking in and around the campground were very helpful and friendly. We also enjoyed the proximity to Baxter State park and really enjoyed it.

Great campsite with lots of space but when we got there the previous people left trash bags that animals got into otherwise great place