Rentals at Kendall Farm Cottages and Event Barn

Kendall Farm is a coastal country sanctuary situated on the easternmost lake in the USA and just a few minutes from the ocean’s highest tides in the world. Our cottage offers lovely weekly rentals on the coast of Maine — perfect for a rustic eco-adventure, romantic or family vacation. Fresh bouquets of flowers will greet you at your cottage!

This forty-five acre farm has been in our family for five generations. We honor this legacy in a way that preserves this beautiful environment and allows our visitors to just be.

Wildflower Cottage, built in the 1930s on Boyden Lake shore, has two incredible views. From the front deck or lakeside reading room, gaze across the lake and past a soaring pine, a favorite fishing perch of bald eagles. From the house, the view is across rolling fields toward the handsome barn. There’s a sunny, wrap-around porch with screens with a dining table at one end and a comfortable couch at the other end.

First-floor bedroom offers a double bed and a fun loft with two twin beds, and a third single bed on the wrap around porch. Fully equipped kitchen (electric stove, fridge, microwave). First floor bath has a shower. WiFi access at the farm house. Delicious well water, too!

Rentals are weekly, Sunday to Sunday.  $1200.00 per week for two people, plus $50.00 for each additional person up to five persons total, plus sales tax.

Located just 4 miles from Kendall Farm, this century-old, cedar shake beauty perched high on a bluff overlooking Passamaquoddy Bay, is quintessential Downeast Maine. Settle into an Adirondack chair on the deck. Feel the cool sea breezes. Take in the expansive view of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, Canada. Or stroll your private beach. This charming, adults-only house offers a spacious, well-equipped kitchen, reading room and great room with a dining table, comfy leather furniture, and an enormous fireplace stocked with wood for crackling morning fires. Sleeps 4 adults with 1 queen and 1 double. Full bath on 1st floor and ½ bath on second floor.

The 17-acres of private land offers beach access by foot or 4WD vehicle to the rocky shoreline that – for added privacy – abuts a nature conservation area. No pets, please. No WiFi, but nearby cellular towers allow for hotspots and calling/data access.

Rentals are weekly, Sunday to Sunday. $2200.00 per week for two people, plus $100.00 for each additional person up to four persons, plus sales tax. No children, no pets, please.

Welcome to Mowry Beach located in the easternmost town of Lubec, gateway to Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. This RV lot offers water, sewer, and electricity. It is 90’ from Mowry Beach, a mile-long sand and saltwater beach along the Lubec Channel. A 2-minute walk to Stockford Park and a 5-minute walk to Canada and downtown Lubec.

The Lubec area features the best oceanfront hiking on the northeastern seaboard, the famous red-and-white striped Quoddy Head Lighthouse, a coffee shop, a crazy cool seasonal farmers’ market (Saturdays 10-12), a chocolate shop, antique shop, terrific eateries offering up succulent seafood and NJ pizza, a public boat launch and miles and miles of hiking and kayak boat launches.

Clean up after your pets please and carry-out your own trash. Please leave the site better than you found it.

One RV ONLY, 3-night minimum stay.  $65/night plus sales tax.

For an authentic Downeast small wedding or event venue consider Kendall Farm barn.  Our barn has breathtaking views across fields, forest and beautiful Boyden Lake. Perhaps the most handsome and well kept barn in all of Washington County, the barn was built in 1913 by my great grandfather, Sam Kendall, his son, brothers, friends and neighbors.

The Black Spruce beams were cut from a wetland on the property. Growing up my father, Bill said they always had 1 horse and 4 cows. In the middle of those stalls they had a small boxed-in area for a sick animal or birthing critter. My father remembers the loose hay filling up both sides of the barn up to the peak.  He reshingled the barn in 2000 after removing the original cedar shingles. They were natural, unfinished and lasted from 1913 through 2000, or 83 years. Today, a chandelier hangs from the rafters and a pair of swings delight kids and grownups alike. It has hosted live music, dance parties and memorable weddings! If interested contact us for more details and dreamy possibilities.

Ready for your turn at retail? The Red Sleigh is the ideal place to get started. Conveniently located in Perry, Maine, this Route 1 location is perfect for a studio and shop for someone interested in selling their products. This little gem of a retail location is available for pop ups, seasonally, or year round.