Red Quill Camp is located on Quimby Pond Rd in Rangeley, Maine. It is across the lane from the pond, and is an easy walk to the water access. It has direct hiking and snowmobile trail access behind camp. It is a quick ten-minute drive to the center of Rangeley Village, and a five-minute drive to Oquossoc village. Or ride your bike or snowmobile!

Enjoy the peace and quiet of the woods in Western Maine in all seasons.

#Rooms:

There are two downstairs bedrooms one with a king sized bed and one with a full sized bed. The three upstairs rooms have twin beds.

Amenities:

Sheets, blankets, pillows, dishtowels, and bath towels included.

Wireless internet

Hand soaps, dish soap, toilet paper, and garbage bags included

Radio/CD player/Ipod dock

canoe, paddles, lifejackets

Fire pit in the yard with wood to burn

Propane grill

Fully equipped kitchen

Basic spices

Coffee maker

Microwave

Toaster

Quimby Pond water access. Quimby Pond is a no-motor’s fly-fishing only pond. Beautiful to boat around, with easy access, a short five-minute walk from the camp. Excellent fly-fishing.

Direct access to snowmobile trails and hiking/biking trails

Easy Access to Saddleback Mt. ski resort

Screened in porch

Wood stove and gas heaters so you can use whichever you are comfortable with.

Around Camp:

The camp has a front and back yard as well as woods behind the camp. You can drive directly to it in all seasons on a paved road. The small neighborhood is very friendly and people often walk their dogs and run along the road.

Quimby Pond is a no-motor’s fly-fishing only pond. It is beautiful to boat around, with easy access to push your boat in for excellent fly-fishing or to enjoy a day on the water paddling around.

Direct access to snowmobile trails, so in the winter you can roll out of bed and hop on your snowmobile parked next to the camp and immediately get on the snowmobile trails.

Easy Access to Saddleback Mt. Grab your skis and head to Saddleback Mountain, a short twenty-minute drive up to the lifts for fresh tracks.

You can also put on your snowshoes and go explore the hills around the camp on the near-by trails.

There is great bird cover behind the camp. In the fall enjoy the foliage, or come up for a hunting trip.

In the spring, summer, and fall, bring your hiking shoes and water bottle and explore the many hiking trails around the camp and in the Rangeley lakes region. Some trails start near the camp.

Bring your bike or rent one, and do some road biking or explore the mountain biking trails.

There are also near-by ATV trails to use.