Maine, United States
FreshwaterRangeley — Kennebago Lake and Kennebago River
Grant's, a sporting camp that goes back to 1904, rents lakeside cabins on Kennebago Lake at the end of nine miles of gated dirt road off Route 16 near Rangeley, Maine. Only fly fishing is allowed on the lake and on the Kennebago River, where native brook trout and landlocked salmon are fished by wading, canoe or camp boat. Three meals come with the nightly rate; guides and boats cost extra.
May to October
The camp is open from May to October 31. Streamers that imitate smelt work after ice-out, the green drake hatch starts in mid-June, and the fall salmon run comes in late August and September.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$235 per adult per night with three meals · 2026
Per adult per night with three meals, in May and from July 15 to September 14; US$260 from June 1 to July 14 and from September 15 to October 31. An 18% service fee and 10% sales tax are added. A fly fishing guide is US$380 a day or US$290 a half day, paid to the guide.
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from the lodge's own website.
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Lodge website: grantscamps.com