Accommodations

Rooms

Little Lyford Lodge & Cabins offers a spectacular location “off the grid” on 66,000 acres of forestland permanently conserved by AMC. The lodge is drive-in during the summer and fall, and accessible by ski or dogsled in winter.

Accommodations include nine individual private cabins sleeping 1-6 people, with a combination of doubles and bunk beds. Each cabin has a porch, a woodstove, and gas lamps for year-round use, as well as cold running water in during the summer and fall.

A separate, shared, co-ed bunkhouse can accommodate 12 guests.

The central bathhouse, conveniently located near the main lodge, has composting toilet and hot showers year-round, as well as a wood-heated sauna available in wintertime.

Pillows and blankets are provided, but guests must bring their own sheets or sleeping bag and a towel.

Little Lyford welcomes well-behaved dogs to stay in their owners’ cabin for a $10/night fee (fee excludes service dogs). Maximum of 2 dogs per cabin.

Check in/out

Check in: 3:00pm

Check out: 11:00am

Meal Service

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in your nightly rate. You may wish to bring your own snack items. Guests are permitted to bring their own beer and wine. Alcohol should be consumed in a responsible manner.

Breakfast: Served family style at 8:00 AM sharp

Lunch: Made-to-order trail lunches are served after breakfast (submit your order the night before)

Dinner: Served family style at 6:00 PM sharp, includes soup, salad, entrée, dessert.

Please notify AMC Reservations if you have food allergies or any other dietary needs.

Other Features

Guests can enjoy our comfortable lodge with fireplace and deck year-round. Our friendly staff is always available to assist you with trip planning, weather reports, and trail information.

In summer, complimentary canoes and kayaks are available for guest use at nearby Little Lyford Ponds and at several remote ponds, accessible by car. Fly fishing instruction is available by prior arrangement and fly rods may be rented at $25/stay (please request when making your reservation).

In winter, enjoy complimentary use of snowshoes and convenient access to our extensive trail network, connecting to Gulf Hagas, the Appalachian Trail, and to Gorman Chairback Lodge, Medawisla Lodge, and West Branch Pond Camp via the lodge-to-lodge trail network. A gear shuttle is available for those skiing lodge-to-lodge.

Pets

Dogs are welcome at Little Lyford Lodge & Cabins. Please notify AMC Reservations if you plan to bring your dog. There is a $10/night fee for pets staying in your cabin. Maximum of 2 dogs per designated dog-friendly cabin.

Quiet Hours

Please be respectful of other guests and observe quiet hours from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.

Alcohol

Alcoholic beverages are permitted, and should be consumed in a responsible manner.

Smoking

Smoking or open flame are not allowed in or near any structure.

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What to Bring

The right clothing and gear are essential in the unpredictable weather of the Maine Woods. Even if it feels like summer during the day, it can be cold and winter-like once the sun goes down. Use our gear guides to make sure you’re packing everything you need for comfort and safety.

Blankets and pillows are provided at Little Lyford, but guests should plan to bring their own sheets/pillowcases or sleeping bags. We have hot showers year-round, so bring your towel and toiletries, and don’t forget your swimsuit if you’d like to use the sauna!

Contact US

Contact Information

Emergency Contact, Road Conditions, Transportation

AMC Greenville Maine Office: 207-695-3085
Lodge Front Desk: 207-280-0708

Reservations

AMC Reservations: 207-358-5187
Monday-Saturday, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

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