MOUNTAIN VILLAGE FARM B&B
SIMPLY THE BEST
For a peaceful, more intimate and restful visit.
Offering six bedrooms with private baths some with whirlpool tubs and cedar showers. The bedrooms are defind by down filled comforters and pillows, crisp cotton sheets, Maine Cottage furniture and views to the nearby mountains. Wireless internet service is available. A full breakfast with several menu choices made from organic, unprocessed, whole food is served at individual tables in the Trailside Cafe where guests enjoy wide open views of Sugarloaf and the surrounding mountains. Book On-line or call 207-265-2030 to speak with innkeeper, Lisa Standish.
Whether your stay is brief or extended over many days, Lisa will assist you with decisions concerning restaurant choices or the many recreational and sight seeing opportunities the area offers.  The PS Gallery featuring a broad array of art mediums and an eclectic collection of antique goods is open for shopping daily. 
2006 / 2007 The Lift Guide Nominated: Best Lodging in The Northeast Mountains
Maine Lodgings WINNER
~ 2006-2007 ~
 Best of New England Ski Resorts
 
The University of Maine Farmington campus is 20 miles south on Route 27.  Carrabassett Valley Academy is 15 miles north on Routes 16/27.  Either way, you'll enjoy the scenic drive.  Visit the web sites of recommended Master Maine Guide John McCluskey or Master Maine Guide Todd Towle.  These are highly professional and experienced Master Maine Guides who will give you a memorable north woods outdoor experience.

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WHILE YOU'RE HERE

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SKI SUGARLOAF - ONLY 15 MILES AWAY.  Shuttle bus pick-up and drop-off from the inn.

Hike the newly developed Maine Huts and Trails system 
or follow the Appalachian Trail through the Bigelow Preserve.  Paddle your canoe or kayak around Flagstaff Lake. Spend your day fly fishing on the Kennebec River.  Go river rafting with one of the near-by outfitters or swim in one of the many local swimming holes.  Have fun.

Ski or snowmobile from the inn's dooryard onto miles of trails leading to the
Black Fly Loop and Maine's Interconnected Trail System.  Store your equipment in the barn. 
Spend your day skiing at Sugarloaf, relaxing at the Sugarloaf Spa and Fitness Center or snow shoeing/skating/x-country skiing at the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center.  Try wall climbing at the Carrabassett Valley Academy Anti-Gravity Center. Return to the inn and relax in a whirlpool tub or before a roaring fire. 

Enjoy views from anywhere on the property of Sugarloaf, Mt. Abram and the Longfellow Range in Maine's White Mountains. Observe weather conditions atop Sugarloaf Mountain while savoring your full breakfast in the Trailside Cafe.

Walk to the Stanley Museum, the Kingfield Historical Society and the village shopping district. Visit the Stadler Art Gallery and dine in one of the fine village restaurants. 


Go the extra mile on a road less travelled to reach this lovely place.  You'll be glad you did.
  

Sugarloaf over the barn yard
Trailside Cafe
Play a game, sit by the fire, read a book from our library