Walk in through the mudroom, kick off your boots, and the cabin opens up around you: a big sectional facing the rustic fireplace, the kitchen and dining table just behind it, and a long deck stretching out toward the water. Everything is laid out so a big group can be together without feeling crowded. Outside - Private hot tub on the deck, open 24 hours all year, with a lake view to match - Barrel sauna for a hot, quiet reset after skiing or hiking - Fire pit with Adirondack chairs and string lights overhead - Playground with a treehouse fort, tube slide and swing set - Picnic tables for long outdoor meals First floor - Primary bedroom with a king bed and an ensuite bath with a vintage soaking tub - Queen bedroom with its own full tub/shower bath - Full kitchen, living room with fireplace, dining table and the expansive deck - Mudroom with room for coats and boots (3 steps in) Top floor - King bedroom with a cozy nursery nook and crib for the little one - Sitting area with a sofa and a full bath with shower Walkout basement - Movie theater with tiered seating, so the whole group can pile in for family movie night - Game room with darts, wall games and a comfortable seating area - Bunk room with two king beds and two twins, plus life-size Connect 4 and board games - King bedroom, family room, half bath, full bath with shower/tub and the laundry room - Please note: there is no air conditioning in the basement Kitchen and comforts The kitchen is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, a dishwasher, coffee maker and tea kettle. A washer and dryer are in the home, and a dedicated workspace with Wifi is ready if someone has to log on. Seasonal note: the fire pit, outdoor dining set and gas grill are offered May through October. The hot tub and barrel sauna are there to enjoy year round. LOCATION AND WHAT'S NEARBY The cabin sits in Woodstock, Maine, near South, North and Round Pond. Ponds, ski hills and covered bridges are all close, so every day can look different. - Bethel Maine, about 10 minutes: the closest downtown, with grocery stores and restaurants - Mt. Abram, about 5 minutes: a family-sized ski hill, easy with little ones - Sunday River, about 20 to 30 minutes: one of the largest ski resorts in the Northeast - Littlefield Beach on South Pond, about 3 minutes: a pay-to-access beach; reserve a campsite space ahead of time for parking and access, and book when you reserve your stay - Angevine Park Swim Pond near Bethel, about 15 minutes: a public swimming spot for hot afternoons - North Pond, roughly a 10-minute walk, with a boat launch across from Acorn Dr - Artists' Covered Bridge, Letter S, Frenchman's Hole and Honey Hole near Sunday River: scenic stops and swimming holes Winter means ski days, then home to the hot tub and barrel sauna. Summer is swimming, boating and evenings at the fire pit. Fall brings foliage you can see from the deck. WHO THIS HOME IS BEST FOR - Family friendly reunions: grandparents, parents and cousins under one roof, with five bedrooms, 4.5 baths and room for 14 to spread out. Ideal for multigenerational trips. - Families with babies and toddlers: a crib and nursery nook, a high chair, children's dinnerware, toys, books and the playground mean you can pack lighter. - Ski groups and friends' weekends: 5 minutes to Mt. Abram, 10 min to Bethel, 20 min. to Sunday River, and a hot tub and barrel sauna waiting when the lifts close. - Movie and game night crews: a real movie theater, a game room, life-size Connect 4 and an arcade machine keep everyone busy on a rainy day. - Pet friendly getaways: pets are allowed, so the dog can join the trip. Confirm the pet details in the house rules before you book. - Remote workers and long weekends: a dedicated workspace and a full kitchen make a midweek stay easy.