Bryant Pond Station - 1953

This large, unique lakefront vacation home, fondly called "Bryant Pond Station," is a piece of Maine history. In the late 1800's, it was a thriving part of a clothespin mill. Now it is a gathering spot for swimming, boating, and fishing, hiking and biking, hunting or just enjoying the fall foliage, and especially skiing.

This is a great getaway for vacations, family reunions, company outings and even weddings. Besides being barely 20 minutes from the Sunday river ski resort, it is just 10 minutes to Mount Abram ski slopes, 45 minutes to Mount Washington, and a little over an hour from Portland. It is about 3 hours from the Boston area and is about the same driving time from Boston as it is to drive to the North Conway, NH area.

Easy to get to and fun for families and large groups. Equipped with canoes, a rowboat, pedal watercraft, kayaking....lots of fun in the sun.

In winter, the lake freezes over for ice fishing, ice skating, and great skiing at the famous Sunday river ski resort is just a short drive away.