We could have stayed all day just admiring the beautiful view, enjoying the sun and the refreshing…read morebreeze. I wish I could live on this pond in the summertime. It really is big enough to be a lake and it goes by a couple of different names. It was quiet with just a few people around. A boat ride around the pond is ideal to fully appreciate the beauty of of the area.

I have been on many white water rafting trips but yesterday's trek down Maine's Rapid River was the…read morebest. Our expert guide Beech was knowledgeable, and safety-minded. If you are looking for a great family day on the water in Northern NH give ELC a call.

Nothing to say except... beyond the expectation! Excellent! Staffs are super friendly, helpful,…read morefull of energy!!! Thank you everybody :) Thank you Zac for an awesome photos, you are so good with your paddling! Special thanks to Arron! He was so fun and helpful and so much energy in him!

Nice people, good fishing, delicious food and a relaxing environment. Definitely a good place to…read moreunwind. Having to head back to "reality" at the end of my stay was the only downside. Even if you don't fly fish (the pond has native brook trout), Tim Pond is a nice spot to relax. The owners and staff are welcoming and helpful, the cabins are rustic but really charming, and there's a lot of natural beauty and wildlife to take in while you're there, whether you're out on the pond, walking some trails, or sitting in a rocking chair on the porch. This year I went up for the fly fishing school taught by Bonnie Holding, who is, among other things, a Master Maine Guide and extremely patient instructor. I had been doubtful about it at first (I went with my boyfriend), but by the end of the weekend I was yanking fish out of that pond just like a pro. If I'd kept any of the fish, the kitchen would have prepared them for me for breakfast the following morning, but I let them all go. Maybe next time. Speaking of food, the freshly-prepared meals are de-LICIOUS (Saturday night: choice of prime rib or scallop-stuffed haddock) and always include a mouth-watering dessert if you've got room (the brownie pudding was in-CREDIBLE!!). (And really, who doesn't make room for dessert? Silly people, that's who.) And then there's the cookie jar, which is always well-stocked and accessible whenEVER you want a fresh chocolate chip cookie. Yum. Each cabin has a bathroom with hot and cold running water (with a toilet, sink & shower), beds with fresh linens, a wood stove (or fireplace), and a cribbage board for just in case. I saw pictures in the library taken in the early 1900s that suggest that some of the cabins may be original to that time period. Definitely adds to the character of the camp, as does the kerosene lantern you can use when the generator shuts off at 10:00 and you're in the middle of a "best-out-of-three" cribbage match. (No, I didn't win.) If you're looking for swank, this isn't it. But if you're looking to unplug, relax, and enjoy some good meals with good people, Tim Pond is the place to go. :)

Everything was perfect! These guys are worth every penny. My son (13), dad (72) and me (45) all had…read morea blast!

Dave took four of us our on our first fly fishing experience. It was awesome! Dave was a great…read moreinstructor and took us to multiple locations for an amazing first time fly fishing adventure. Highly recommend Dave for some fly fishing classes.

Way of the Wabenaki combines two kinds of adventure: one that fulfills our love of the outdoors,…read moreand one that allows us to explore another culture. Canoeing the Penobscot is gorgeous. The water was high when we were there, so there were no rapids to speak of. In four days, through the generous presence of tribal leaders and artists, you learn about the history, craft, music, and everyday tools of the Penobscot, as well as their current daily lives. It's clear that Polly has spent years developing relationships with the tribe and the resulting trust leads to a rewarding trip.

Paddling the Allagash has been on my bucket list ever since I saw the video done by Deborah Gardner…read moreand her husband Greg Nolan (see the video gallery). 2020 put it on hold but I finally got the opportunity in September 2021. Everything exceeded my expectations, having been an avid canoeist for over 50 years and retiring from a career in logistics, I was thoroughly impressed with the knowledge, organization, skills and expertise of Kevin and Jean, and I am not easy to impress. This is only the second canoe trip I have gone on where I gained weight, the food was awesome - I led most of the prior ones and can honestly say I don't hold a candle to them.

We were looking for a short, guided fishing trip, so we called around and Clearwater was one that…read morewas recommended. We left a message, and got a call back right away, got the next morning reserved - no problem. When we arrived, the place was very pretty and neat. They rent cabins as well as do guided fishing. Michael greeted us right on time and the boat was ready to go. Michael took the four of us out on the gorgeous lake and we had a blast. He was fun to chat with and had great knowledge of the area and we caught some good fish. I would go back in a heartbeat!

I've visited Lakewood Camps in Maine with my son and will return this May. It's really a beautiful…read morelocation and the staff was excellent. The breakfasts, lunches & dinners were perfect. The lakes were productive and my son and I caught a substantial Lake Trout locally known and named by the indigenous people hundreds of years ago as a Togue. The stream leading out of the lake at the close by dam was very productive for catch and release Native Brook Trout & also landlocked Salmon & we even caught several Rainbow Trout. We released all of these wild fish. Our server in the lodge where we had dinners was named Sydney & she was charming and we really looked forward to our meals. The chef smoked the Togue for all the guests to sample before our dinners as an appetizer . We had a great experience while staying there on our fishing adventure.

What a great Maine Camp. Brook Trout mecca, grouse and woodcock in these remote woods. Gorgeous…read moreviews, wonderful food (thanks chef Richard!) and Ryan helps with anything you need. Emily makes you feel like you are a long lost family member home for a celebration. And "chief welcomer" Airedale Guy is an affable treat. If you want authentic Maine adventure make a reservation.

Conveniently located, great gear selection and friendly, knowledgeable service. Ray Tread more

Well stocked for any type of fishing, good prices, and man at the counter was super helpful,…read moreapproachable, and knowledgeable in the field.

This place had great selection and very helpful staff who tell you what works where to go and knows…read morethe prices I would highly recommend going to this place if you are a beginner or expert at fly fishing. Great store!

As a local fishing guide I appreciate Sarah's desire to provide quality gear to both advanced &…read morenovice fly fishing enthusiasts!! She has great knowledge of the area and love of fly fishing too.

The store is great good sandwiches for breakfast and lunch and good friendly people work there…read more Last minute we tried to rent a boat and nothing was available but received a call a few hours later they made something available

Would like to thank Paul the owner after getting gas for my snowmobile I asked if he did repairs he…read moreasked whats wrong he came out to the gas pump lifted the hood and fixed my sled in 2 minutes I got all my gas at his location the rest of the week while we were snowmobiling in Rangely. John and Marilyn Fitzgerald from New Jersey