📍 396 Molunkus Lake Rd, Molunkus Township, Maine 📞 (207) 504-4566  ·  Open Year-Round
M Molunkus Lake
Sporting Camps Est. 1904 · Maine
Year-Round Adventure

What You Can Do Here

One camp, four seasons, and more Maine wilderness than you can cover in a lifetime of visits.

Fishing boat and jet ski at the camp dock on a calm evening
The Main Event

Fishing on Molunkus Lake

Because the lake sits beyond the power lines, boat traffic stays light and the fishing stays exceptional. Molunkus is best known for smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, and white perch, with landlocked salmon and brook trout in the watershed's cold streams.

  • Shallow, rocky shoreline with countless shoals — classic smallmouth structure
  • Frontage on Little Molunkus & Four Mile streams for brook fishing
  • Kayaks and power boats available at camp; dock space for your own boat
  • Ice fishing when the lake freezes over

Maine fishing license required — available online from Maine IF&W.

Ride From Your Door

ATV Trails

Park the truck and forget it. Cabins connect directly to the region's interconnected ATV trail network — hundreds of miles of woods roads and maintained trails through working forest, along streams, and past ponds most people never see.

  • Direct trail access from camp — no trailering once you arrive
  • Routes for relaxed family rides or all-day expeditions
  • Fuel, hot showers, and a real bed waiting at the end of the day
  • Snowmobile access in winter via regional ITS trails
Photo: group of ATVs at trailhead by camp sign
Photo: fall foliage over the lake / hunter at treeline
Fall & Winter

Hunting Season

Southern Aroostook County is storied big-woods hunting country. Guests return every fall for whitetail deer, moose (by permit), black bear, and upland birds like ruffed grouse and woodcock.

  • Thousands of acres of accessible working forest surrounding camp
  • Warm cabins, hot showers, and hearty evenings after cold days
  • Game hanging and local registration guidance available
And More

Beyond the Big Three

Lakeside fire pit and dock at dusk

Paddling & Swimming

Kayak the shoreline, swim off the dock, and drift past loons on water that stays calm because almost nobody else is on it.

Photo: hiking trail through old-growth pines

Hiking & Nature

Walk 70 acres of camp forest with rare old-growth timber, or day-trip to Baxter State Park and Katahdin — about 30 minutes away.

Photo: moose in the shallows at dusk

Wildlife Watching

Moose, deer, eagles, and loons are regulars here. Bring binoculars and a camera with a full battery.

Photo: snowmobiles on groomed trail

Snowmobiling & Ice Fishing

When the snow flies, camp becomes a basecamp for regional ITS snowmobile trails and hard-water fishing on the lake.

Photo: jet ski on open water
Coming Soon

Jet Ski Rentals

Personal watercraft rentals are planned for a future season. Ask us for the latest when you book.

Photo: lakeside event / tent with string lights
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Weddings & Events

A historic lodge, a private lake, and cabins for all your guests. Contact us about hosting weddings, reunions, and corporate retreats.

Pick Your Season. Pick Your Cabin.

Whatever brings you to the Maine woods, there's a cabin here with your name on it.

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