Myer's Lodge East

Myers Lodge East is situated on the shores of Flagstaff Lake in Maine, offering direct water access from the campsites. It's located within the Bigelow Preserve area, providing a scenic setting with lakefront views. The location allows campers to enjoy the natural beauty of western Maine's mountains and lakes region while having convenient water access for activities like kayaking, canoeing, or fishing directly from the camping area.

Flagstaff Lake offers tent camping options through the Bigelow Preserve, which provides several first-come, first-served sites. Some sites at Myers Lodge East feature water access directly from your campsite. Important to note is that these are tent-only sites - despite some listings suggesting RV compatibility. Some sites require a short hike to reach, while others allow parking steps away from your tent setup. The sites are free to use but operate on a first-come basis, so arriving early during peak times is recommended.

Myers Lodge East is relatively close to Sugarloaf Mountain, making it a good base camp option for those planning to explore both the lake and mountain areas. The proximity to Sugarloaf provides opportunities for combining water activities at Flagstaff Lake with hiking or skiing at the mountain, depending on the season. For specific driving times and directions, contact the Bigelow Preserve or check with local authorities as road conditions in this rural area may vary seasonally.