Brigid Spring offers dreamy, private glamping getaways among the trees, near a lake, in the foothills of western Maine. Unlimited firewood and spring water provided. Complimentary cannabis available upon request. Take a farm tour to meet the goats, pigs and chickens. Experience magical ganja plants and the medicinal herb garden. Star-gaze. Sit by the campfire. Unplug and unwind.
"One of the best getaways we've ever taken. The flower was out of this world too." -J&A, Bangor, Maine
Off-grid Camp
The Camp at Brigid Spring features a stone fire pit and fully equipped screened-in outdoor kitchen, with two-burner gas cooktop and grill. The cozy pine cabin has a comfy queen-size bed. There's a private outhouse and solar shower at the site. Your own secluded walking trail winds through the woods to giant pines and glacial erratics, where you may encounter deer, grouse and other critters. But no other humans.
Other amenities include books, cribbage, puzzles, board games and hammock. 
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"This team of homesteaders were phenomenal hosts. They put their hearts & souls into the land and it shows." -J. South Portland, Maine
The Farmstead Cottage
The Farmstead Cottage is steps away from the ever-flowing Brigid Spring, and has electricity and a queen-size bed. The charming pine cabin features a stone fire pit, screened-in outdoor kitchen, outhouse and solar shower. The cottage is located in the heart of the farmstead, yet still maintains a feeling of privacy. You'll see our flock of laying hens wandering around, and in the summer of 2025, the pigs will be living close by, so you can observe their entertaining antics.
Beautiful Lake Anasagunticook is located about a mile from Brigid Spring.
The Neighborhood
In decades past, Brigid Spring’s neighborhood was home to three all-inclusive summer resorts. We carry on the tradition of foothills hospitality with our private glamping getaways, workshops and 420-friendly elopements & tiny weddings. There’s a sweet little public beach, just over a mile from camp, with some of the best lake swimming around. The cabins are within walking distance of a mountain trail to a rocky peak with beautiful panoramas. It’s not too strenuous, though the pinnacle is 1,700 feet above sea level. There’s a hilly bike ride on dirt roads through the sparsely populated (by humans) neighborhood, brimming with wildlife. Or you may just want to chill at Brigid Spring, reading (and napping) in the hammock, playing board games, or listening to the wind through trees.
