Directory of Sporting Camps Resources

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Sporting camps are generally seasonal. They are offered to the sportsman interested in using the facility for a base during hunting or fishing seasons.

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• Loon Lodge

  http://www.loonlodgemaine.com/
  Allagash Lake Region. Quiet wilderness setting for fishing, hunting, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, photo safaris or family getaways. Rates include boats and canoes. Guides are available.

• Macannamac Camp Rentals

  http://www.macannamac.com/
  T8Rll-T9R11-T9R12. Offers vacations at four-season wilderness cabins in the Allagash Lakes Region. Canoe, hike, fish, hunt, snowmobile, ice fishing at Spider or Haymock Lake.

• Maine Sporting Camps Association

  http://www.mainesportingcamps.com/
  Formed by a group of concerned camp owners whose purpose was to preserve the sporting camp's uniqueness in the State of Maine. Provides a member list of all sporting camps with contact information.

• Red River Camps

  http://redrivercamps.com/
  Family vacations and hunting packages available in Township 15, Range 9, Deboullie Mountain region. Fly-fish for brook trout, blue-back trout, and salmon, or go hunting for bear, deer, moose, and grouse.

• Sportsman's Pride Outfitters

  http://www.bearoutfitters.com/
  Grand Isle. Experienced black bear outfitter offering black bear hunting and moose hunting. Lodge has direct access to ITA for ATVs and snowmobiling.

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