Boating

To Reach us by car:

Take I-95 (Maine Turnpike) to Auburn, Exit 75 (formerly Exit 12). Follow Route 4 North to Oquossoc. Continue on the same road to the end (or beginning as we refer to it!), left on Bald Mountain Road and we are 3/4 of a mile on the right.

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From New Hampshire, follow Route 16 to Oquossoc, then turn right on Route 4 and proceed to the end. Turn left on Bald Mountain Road and we are 3/4 of a mile on the right.

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Follow Route 17 from Rumford into Oquossoc. (This takes you past the very scenic "Height of Land"). Turn left on Rt. 4 and follow to the end. Turn left on Bald Mountain Road and we are 3/4 of a mile on the right.

Flying In?

The Stephen A. Bean Municipal Airport serves Rangeley, Oquossoc and Franklin County. The facility is located at 101 Kennebago Road at an elevation of 1,824 feet. Its paved runway extends for 3,200 feet. Aircraft charters and scenic aerial tours are available through Lake Region Air.

Child rates

Ages 1-5

May, June and Sep: $55 /day/person

July-August $65 /day/person

Ages 6-9

May, June and Sep: $75 /day/person

July-August $85 /day/person

Ages 10-12

May, June and Sep: $100 /day/person

July-August $110 /day/person

Pets

$12 per day/per pet

These rates are subject to 7% Maine State Meals & Lodging Tax.

An 18% gratuity charge will be added to your bill.

Prices are subject to change.

Mention to us you saw our web page and you will receive a 10% discount on BMC clothing!

All rates include your CABIN, THREE MEALS per day, MAID and PORTER SERVICE

Why not include Bosebuck Mountain Camps in your Snowmobiling Plans this winter. Bosebuck is directly on the trail (ITS 84) in Maine on the NH border, approximately midway between Pittsburg, NH and Rangeley, ME. Overnight lodging, gas, food (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and ME snowmobile registrations are provided. The facility is at an elevation of about 1600 ft in the heart of the Maine/NH snowbelt. Due to the elevation and mountain effects, it often snows at camp everyday. It is not uncommon to experience white-out conditions at camp while it is sunny in Rangeley, Errol and Pittsburg. Be sure and watch our Web Cams and see for yourself. At Bosebuck, you are already in the heart of the best riding there is. So, just bring your sleds and be ready for a unique experience like none other.

Twelve cabins have been winterized with electric and propane heat and wood stoves, so they are comfy and cozy. The cheerful lakefront dining room will be serving 3 hot, delicious meals a day by a roaring fire.

FROM PORTLAND MAINE:

Take Maine Turnpike north to Lewiston/Auburn area.

Take Rt 4 north thru Rangeley to Oquossoc.

Take Rt 16 northwest about 20 miles to the Bosebuck Sign on your right (a mile or so past the Azicohos Dam)

Take a right on the dirt road at the Bosebuck Sign(Parmachenee Road)

Go about 3.5 miles to the fork in the road

Bear right at fork and go another 10 miles.

Our Driveway and sign will be on the right.

FROM BOSTON, MA OR MANCHESTER, NH:

Take I-93 north to exit 41 at Littleton NH.

Take Hwy 116 east to Rte 2

Go east on Rt 2 to just before Gorham NH

Go northeast on Rt 16 to the Wilsons Mills, ME area, about 20 miles past Errol NH

Turn left at the Bosebuck Sign (Parmachenee Road)

Go about 3.5 miles to the fork in the road

Bear right at fork and go another 10 miles.

Our Driveway and sign will be on the right.

FROM FARTHER WEST:

Take I-91 north thru Vermont

Get off at Rt 2 and go east (from St Johnsbury VT) tp just before Gorham NH.

Go northeast on Rt 16 to the Wilsons Mills, ME area, about 20 miles past Errol NH

Turn left at the Bosebuck Sign (Parmachenee Road)

Go about 3.5 miles to the fork in the road

Bear right at fork and go another 10 miles.

If worse comes to worse, please call us!! 207-670-0013

BE WARNED: These dirt roads are logging roads and the logging trucks occasionally come flying down the road, and not necessarily on their own side!!

(5/12 - 6/31 & 8/16 - 10/31)

Adults: $135 per person, per night

(Includes meals, lodging, all cabin services and use of canoes and kayaks.)

(minimum of 2 people per occupancy and a 2 night stay)

Children under 16: $69 per child, per night

Children under 6 are free

Boats and Motors: $50 per day

Guides

We have a Regisered Maine Guide on staff full-time for your convenience. We have several outside Guides available as well by request or for large groups etc. Guides fees are:

Full Day

$250 (2 people max)

$300 (3 people max)

Half Day

$150 (2 people max)

$200 (3 people max)

Guides with dogs for bird hunting are available at $300 per day and $175 per half day.

Mid-Summer Rates

7/1 - 8/15

Adults: $95 per person, per night

(Includes meals, lodging, all cabin services and use of canoes and kayaks.)

(minimum of 2 people per occupancy and a 2 night stay)

Children under 16: $50 per child, per night

Children under 6 are free

Moose Hunting Package (Zone 7)

10/8 - 10/13

One on One Guided Moose hunting

6 days of hunting, 7 nights food and lodging

Hunting by permit ONLY

$3,000, includes food, lodging and guided hunt for both parties on the Moose permit. An additional fee of $600 per person for camera man or other accompanying guests.

Tax, gratuity and hunting license not included.

Winter Rates: Nightly Lodging Rates...(Includes up to 4 guests per occupancy)

$135 per night Fri-Sat-Sun, holidays and school vacations

(Not including tax, gratuity or meals), cabins 1-10

$99 per night Mon-Thurs

(Not including tax, gratuity or meals), cabins 1-10

$175 per night Fri-Sat-Sun, holidays and school vacations

(Not including tax, gratuity or meals), cabins 11 & 12

$135 per night Mon-Thurs

(Not including tax, gratuity or meals), cabins 11 & 12

$ 20 each for any additional guest per night

A 15% Gratuity will be added at checkout for cabin services

Access by 4WD vehicles only during winter

School vacations:

2/19/2007 - 2/23/2007

2/26/2007 - 3/2/2007

Guided Moose Calling/Viewing Weekend

9/21 - 9/23

Join our Maine Guide while we call in trophy Bull Moose to close range for perfect real world photography. Package includes:

All meals, lodging and cabin services for 2 full days

Guided trip into the back country Sat morning/evening and Sunday morning

Package rate is $365 per person all inclusive

Tax and gratuity additional

Deer Season Package

10/29 - 11/24

Sunday to Sunday: $699 per person/wk

Includes 6 days of deer hunting

Includes 7 days of meals, lodging and all cabin services, Licenses are NOT Included

Tax and gratuity not included

Semi-Guided Option: Includes access to stragically positioned 15' ladder stands or ground blinds. Add $100 per wk to the package price above and a $200 kill fee if you harvest an animal.

Any-Deer Permit Reminder: Apply for Maine Any-Deer permits for WMD 7.

Pets are welcome. The charge is $10 per day for up to two pets per cabin.

Gratuities

A 15% staff gratuity will be added at checkout. The gratuities are distributed 100% to the staff members.

Deposit Policy

One half (1/2) deposit is required to hold a reservation. It is not refundable. Guests are responsible for the full number of reserved days in the event of late arrival or early departure.

Cancellation Policy

Deposits will be refunded if cancellation is made at least 30 days in advance of stay. Cancellations within 30 days of stay will result in a refund if the cancelled stay is filled. There are no refunds for early departures or late arrivals.

Cabin Usage Policy

No camp cooking stoves, microwaves, refrigerators, gas applicances or other household appliances are allowed in the cabins. They are fire hazards and are strictly prohibited.

Cabin Rental and Minors Policy

The minimum age for persons wishing to rent a cabin is 21. The person that books and pays for the cabin must be 21 and is responsible for the cabin and any activities within it. Persons under the age of 21 are welcome as guests of the person responsible for the cabin. However, Bosebuck Mountain Camps has a zero tolerance policy for the consumption of alchohol by minors in the cabins or anywhere on Bosebuck property. Any such activity will result in a visit from the local authorites as well as an immediate eviction.

Rates Policy

Bosebuck Camps reserves the right to change lodging rates at will and without notice.

Limited Access Policy Statement

Bosebuck Mountain Camps is located amidst a 250,000 acre wilderness. A major portion of this area is gated by the landowner, prohibiting access by the general public but permitting access by our Guests on a limited/restricted basis.

The area of the Upper Magalloway river is crisscrossed with a complex network of active logging roads. Out of our genuine concern for guest safety, new visitors to Bosebuck are strongly advised to secure the services of a Licensed Maine Guide for, at a minimum, the first day of their trip into the Upper River area. The policy north of the gates is "catch and release"

As always, the Big and Little Magalloway Rivers below Parmachenee Lake, as well as Aziscohos Lake and the Lower River, are all readily accessible. In these areas, professional guides services are also available if needed.

There is good fishing in our lake where white perch, pickerel, bass and trout may be caught.

Dogs are welcome on a leash. They are not permitted in buildings, on the beach or in the lake. A long wooded dog walk is available.

Directions: Leave the Maine Turnpike at Auburn, Exit No. 75 (former Exit 12), take Route 4 to the town of Wilton. Left turn on Route 156. Left on Route 142 to Bypass Road to Fire Lane 9.

One family per campsite (1 adult & spouse or partner and dependent children/18 and under) Extra adult $5/night (limit 1) Extra child $4/night (limit 2) Dogs $2 per night $10 per week

Waterfront - nightly $26.75 weekly $160.50

Middle - nightly $23.54 weekly $141.24

Back - nightly $20.33 weekly $121.98

Crow Creek (no water or electricity) nightly - $13.91 weekly $83.46

Deposit of $40 first week and $20 for each additional week is required at the time of reservation and is refundable with a minimum of 3 weeks cancellation notice. A shorter cancellation notice and deposits are forfeited.

Picnic rates: $2 to $5 per car or a $45 picnic pass good Memorial Day to Labor Day 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Directions: Interstate 95 to I-495. Take exit 75- Auburn, Maine. After tollgate, turn left onto Route 4 towards Auburn. Stay on Route 4 through Livermore Falls, Farmington, Strong and Rangeley. (approx. 88 miles). Continue through Rangeley onto 4 and 16 towards Oquossoc. At Jct. of 4 and 16 bear right on 16 about 3 miles to Cupsuptic Fire Warden Station. Look on right for Grant's sign and the road to the gate.

From the West:

Interstate 91 South or North to St. Johnsbury, VT. Take Route 2 east: at Jct. of 2 and 18 bear left on 2 to Lancaster, NH. At Jct. of 3 and 3, turn left onto Rte. 3 to Groveton, NH. (careful!) Stay on Rte. 110 to West Milan, NH. Slow down just over bridge and look for 110A on left. Take 110A to Rte. 16 to Errol, NH. Stay on 16 through Wilson's Mills, Maine, about 10 miles. Look for Cupsuptic Lake, then Cupsuptic Fire Warden Station on the right. On the left is Grant's sign and the road to the gate.

7% Sales tax is not included. Deposit of two days rate is required at time of reservation, and is non-refundable. This deposit will be credited to the last 2 days of the reserved period. No adjustments will be made for early departure or missed meals. You may apply deposit to future reservations.

We accept Visa and MasterCard.

Take exit 75 which is the Auburn Exit. When you get off the turnpike at exit 75 you go on to route 4 which you follow through main street Farmington and continue 2 1/2 miles north, when you turn on to Route 27 (The sign that says Kingfield, Sugarloaf etc) and you follow route 27 all the way to Eustis. Travel another 3 miles north and you will come across a bridge with silver guard rails. Just as you cross the bridge take the next left. Our sign will be at the entrance of the dirt road. Travel on dirt road 7 miles (do not take any turns until you go seven miles) ...so watch your odometer....after the 7 mile mark; take another left. Travel one mile up the hill and follow the signs to the camp. (There should be a sign saying "Tim Pond" at the 7 mile mark. Another sign at the top of the hill and then its only a mile in from the top of the hill)

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Follow I-95 to Augusta. Take the second Augusta exit marked 112B Belgrade Lakes. Follow 27 through Farmington and all of the way to Eustis. This is slightly longer mileage wise but usually has less traffic. Follow directions above from Eustis.

Hunter Safety School---$295 per person, three days (Friday eve-Sun). Proper firearm handling, hunter responsibilities, Survival + first aid, map + compass, Land Owner relations. Includes American Plan.

Upland game bird---$110 per night per person. Includes three meals and lodging.

Deer hunting---$675 per hunter, Sunday to Sunday. Includes meals and lodging.

Moose hunting---$675 per hunter, Sunday to Sunday. Includes cabin and meals.

Kineowatha Park is a 62 acre park with volley ball courts, tennis courts, basketball courts, public beach, recreation hall with video games, ping pong tables, air hockey, etc. Snack bar. Skateboard park. Skating in winter. Buildings available for class reunions, family picnics, etc.

Municipally owned ballfield