Located in Sandwich, this cabin is in the mountains and on a lake. The area's natural beauty can be seen at White Mountain National Forest and Squam Lake. Sandwich Creamery and Interlakes Summer Theater are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with waterskiing and water tubing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with horse riding and hiking.
White Mountain National Forest - 13 min drive - 11.2 km
Castle in the Clouds - 16 min drive - 20.4 km
Conway Scenic Railway - 45 min drive - 54.2 km
Getting around
Laconia, NH (LCI-Laconia Municipal) - 40 min drive
Restaurants
Buckey's - 11 min drive
The Village Kitchen - 14 min drive
The Woodshed - 13 min drive
Cup & Crumb - 10 min drive
El Mariachi Mexican Restaurant - 10 min drive
Frequently asked questions
Is A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much does it cost to stay at A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin?
As of 5 November 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin on 5 February 2027 start from NZ$2,773, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is A Very Special Place:Privacy plus Views at Simple, Secluded Lakefront Cabin located?
Situated on a lake, this cabin is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Bearcamp River and within 9 miles (15 km) of White Mountain National Forest and Hackett Hill Wildlife Management Area. Old Country Store and Museum and Sandwich Creamery are also within 9 miles (15 km).
Reviews
9.4
Exceptional
Reviews are presented in chronological order, subject to a moderation process, and verified unless otherwise labelled.
This was our third stay here. We love the location and the camp. No frills, but most everything you need. We anticipated summer heat and brought a few extra fans which did come in handy to supplement what is there. Fishing was great, lots of bass. Enjoyed kayaking, especially for the fabulous sunsets - no bugs out on the water in the middle of the water! Also did some great hikes (easy>harder) Beedee Falls, Rattlesnake, Morgan/Percival and Jennings/Sandwich. We had different friends and family in and out over the two weeks and it was great to have beds for everyone. Hoping to go back again someday.
This is out ideal place for vacation. It is simple, rustic, quiet, comfortable. We heard/saw the loons, even a glimpse of a bear on the other side of the cove. I brought my rowing shell, we used the kayak, brought an extra of our own, my husband brought his fishing boat - he and my son caught lots of bass, also some pickerel. We played disc golf in Sandwich (free but bring discs) went to Beede Falls and Madison Boulder (walks vs hikes - great for kids or older visitors) and did some more challenging hikes. Lots of other things to do, Center Sandwich and Tamworth are great. We're doing two weeks again next year - hoping for less rain!
This was our fifth stay: for us, this place is magical! The views from the cabin are breathtaking, and the lake is an unspoiled treasure. The listing is accurate: this is not a luxury rental but an old-fashioned camp on the lake. We love its vintage vibe and look forward each year to immersing ourselves in the beauty all around.
We truly enjoyed our week at this traditional camp. The description is very accurate... no frills, but privacy, incredible views and quiet. The lake is beautiful and felt like ours alone.
Stayed 7 nights in Jul 2022
Verified review
4/10 Poor
Kelley M.
17 July 2022
Liked: Check-in
Disliked: Cleanliness, communication
Truly rustic cabin
The location has great scenic views and is very peaceful.
The cabin is at the end of a long and winding dirt road and was not very easy to find as the number is posted on a tree quite a way from the main road and then we did not know which way to go at the fork.
The interior of the cabin was mostly clean, but had older couches that need a deep cleaning. I was glad that I brought my own pots and paper products to use for our stay as there was no dishwasher and there were bugs and rodents in the house.
We greatly enjoyed the lake, but had to drive 20 minutes to town to buy more paddles for the boats as there were only two in the boat house.
Guests are responsible for their own trash. The local dump is only open a few days a week, so be sure to plan ahead for when and how to remove your trash.
My family (we have 2 kids, 12, 14) loved this place! It was so peaceful (the pond, which is quite big, is just down a slight hill from the house - lots of loons) and quiet (no neighbors in view). Views were fantastic. The house is rustic - just exactly what we were looking for. Had the basics and lots of boats to play in (canoes, kayak) and floating dock. Lots of black flies if in the woods, but not by the house. That’s just NH in June though!
Loved it!!
We all know it’s important to take periodic breaks from the grind of life to unplug and recharge. This cabin and the setting takes recharging to the next level. My brain immediately relaxed from the rigid structure of the working world and fell into the slow, calm rhythm of days where clocks lose their meaning and you wake instead to the sound of chipmunk chatter and blue jays calling back and forth. One evening while sitting quietly on the dock I was visited by a curious beaver who swam close as if to say hello before continuing on his appointed round. The lake is perfect for a quiet paddle and for much of my stay in late September, I had it all to myself. Soul decadence!
The cabin feels off the beaten path but its location is ideal for exploring the Sandwich Range, the White Mountains or even the coast (drove to Portsmouth one rainy day). There’s a NH Audubon preserve right down the road that’s worth a visit.
If you’re planning to do a lot of cooking, you might want to consider bringing a few of your favorite pots and pans to supplement what’s in the cabin.
The week at the cabin left me restored and reinvigorated.
What a wonderful break we had here for two weeks. The house sits on a wooded knoll above the lake. We could see no other houses. Loud motorboats are not allowed, so it was incredibly relaxing. The owner's description is accurate. We had a great time swimming to the floating raft, and even to a little island not far away. We used the canoe (it's a smallish one) and the kayak. The kitchen was certainly adequate, but I had brought a non-stick skillet, a large pasta pot and some knives with me and I'm glad I did. If you like to cook, you might think about bringing a few of your favorite pans. There were cooking pans there, so if you don't bring, you'll be fine. The grocery story in town (about 8-10 miles away) is fully stocked with everything (EVOO, Fevertree tonic, interesting cheese, some local produce, etc.). Communication with the owners was terrific, timely, and helpful. Oh, and the house is close to several hiking trails.
Excellent back and forth communication. Was very nice to speak with owners upon arrival. Everything just as we expected. It was amazing to have the whole point, dock, and cove to ourselves for the entire stay. Loons, a bald eagle, and the breeze. Best place we have ever been for peace and solitude. Could not ask for a more beautiful New Hampshire lakefront escape.
Verified review
10/10 Excellent
Margaret W.
27 July 2018
Most wonderful house, lake, location
Outstanding house and location! We most highly recommend Bearcamp Pond House! Everything about it was wonderful—the comfortable house, the great late, the canoes and kayak for boating, views from every window and porch and all around the lake, hiking, swimming, time in nature.
Stayed 7 nights in Jul 2018
Archival
8/10 Good
jennifer g.
18 August 2017
Bearcamp Pond is gorgeous!
This is a truly breathtaking part of the country. We enjoyed a very peaceful week communing with nature on Bearcamp Pond.
Archival
8/10 Good
Ralph D.
2 March 2017
Beautiful lake!
We enjoyed Bearcamp Lodge very much. The cabin is secluded, private and rustic. The dock and boats were great, no beach or area to wade into the water however there is a resident's beach not too far down the road that can be accessed. The Sandwich area is a delight and we loved our ride through the white mountains, the farm stands, country stores and restaurants.