About Brigid Spring

Named for a magical, rock-lined, ever-flowing spring on the land, and the Irish Goddess & Saint, Brigid Spring is a western Maine farmstead of forest and meadows, home to a herd of five Nigerian Dwarf goats, three pigs and 14 laying hens. In the herb garden you'll find over two dozen different medicinal plants. Veggie gardens are abundant with organic produce. The elderberry orchard is a favorite spot for wild birds, including indigo buntings, bluebirds and other lovely feathered friends. Brigid Spring's basketry willow beds are home to a plethora of fauna and beautiful to behold swaying in the breeze. The ganja patch is magical, especially when in flower. Old stone walls run through the mixed hard and softwood forest. Plentiful wildflowers attract a myriad of pollinators. Brigid Spring is an idyllic place to disconnect from technology and the outside world, tuning into nature and the people you love. 

The Neighborhood

In decades past, Brigid Spring’s neighborhood was home to a trio of now-defunct all-inclusive summer resorts. These days, we carry on the tradition of "western Maine foothills hospitality" with our digital detox getaways, farmstead elopements and micro weddings. There’s a sweet little public beach, just over a mile from camp, with some of the best lake swimming anywhere. The cabins are within walking distance of a mountain trail to a rocky peak with beautiful panoramas. Although the pinnacle is 1,700 feet above sea level, it's not too strenuous of a climb. Take a bike ride on unbusy dirt roads, winding through the sparsely populated (by humans) neighborhood, surrounded by mountains brimming with wildlife. Or you could spend your Digital Detox Getaway just hanging out at Brigid Spring, reading, napping, feasting, playing games, enjoying the campfire or listening to the wind whispering through the tall pines and mighty oaks. 

Beautiful Lake Anasagunticook is located about a mile from Brigid Spring.