Loon Point is a front-row seat to one of Maine’s most iconic performances. Perched above Annabessacook Lake with sweeping 270-degree views, this island tent overlook is serenaded daily by loons — calling across the water at dawn, echoing at dusk, and occasionally laughing you to sleep. It’s a stay shaped by their rhythms, where mornings begin with mist and music and evenings end with the lake settling into quiet loon conversation.
Helpful Guides
Loon Point — glamping made easy. Clothes, food, and a sense of adventure Is all that's required.
Plenty of space inside. Yes, really.
Connected if you want to be. Pretending to be unplugged is also allowed.*INT
Easy to get here. Hard to leave.
Early risers get rewarded. Dogs may insist.
Fish stories need no embellishment.
Grill, stove, or fire: Outdoor cooking, covered. Just add a cooler-full of your favorite foods*GRL
Morning Island!
Steps to the private and shared beaches. August–September water temps stay in the 70s.
Everything you need to cook. Bring food not gear.*KIT
The island doesn’t rush sunsets.
On island time, a good “night’s” sleep can happen on a moment's notice.
Arrive by floatplane. Island bragging rights included.*BTG
Composting toilets — not outhouses. Clean, sanitary, and nose-friendly.*TLT.
Fish bite at sunset.
Clean, hot showahs — eco-friendly.*HSH
Island time is better with dogs.*NOP
Arriving and departing are part of the adventure.*CHO
Smooth water. Paddle freedom. Sunshine included.
Sometimes, the sky shows off.*NTL
Meet Larry the Loon. Loons outnumber humans most days.
Arrive by floatplane. Island bragging rights included.*BTG
Couch by day. Bed by night. Sleep comes standard.
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This stay works beautifully on its own — and it also plays well with others, combining with nearby island stays through our event console to create an easy basecamp for medium-sized gatherings. 🌲
Kayaks and canoes included. Exploring encouraged.
Berry the Bass was briefly unavailable.*FSH
Comfy queen beds, island-quiet nights. Nature’s soundtrack included.*SLP
S’mores happen naturally here.
The fish like sunsets too.
Worth the rain. Silver linings included.*RBW
Lakefront days. Beachfront wandering.
The stars show up here.*MTR
Fresh drinking water. From our shore well..*WTR
Paddling gear included. Dogs welcome. Involuntary swimming possible.*BTG
Hot sauna. Cold plunge. Repeat.*CPS
Wood stove warmth, covered. Unlimited firewood included.*WST
You are here. Adventure nearby.*LMP
Island Treasure Map.*IMP
We get all sorts of visitors.*TRT
Turtle hatching season. Late August–early September.
First catches, island-style. Smiles included.
Explore the lake in canoes, kayaks, and SUPs.*EXP
A small navy of boats at your disposal.
Eagle island visitors.
The private hammock does the work. You do the lingering. *HAM
Gather ‘round. The fire’s on us with free firewood.*PIT
Sunset Proposal Rock. Dog Approved.
Loon Point feels far away. It isn't.
Nature rewards patience.
Guest Reviews from Revyoos — Showing 10 of 145 Reviews
A+ was a great place to stay
We had a amazing time at loon point! Very private and refreshing!
Loon point was a perfect tranquil getaway. Everything you need and more was stocked and clean. The island was well maintained the bathroom and shower was always spotless. Trent and the staff were nice and helpful i would definitely recommend 1BSI if you love peace and nature! We will definitely be looking for a stay next year.
Everything, very nice, clean, fun, well supplied, accommodating,<br/><br/>Nothing<br/>
Amazing experience.
This is a very special place. Kent and his team are friendly and helpful. The amenities are very comprehensive. We love this place and hope to come back again.
Another 10,000/10 review for 1BSI!!! It’s clear how much love Kent and crew put into the island to keep it accessible, clean, and ready to camp! Seriously- like the description says, all you need is food and clothes. Incredible views (sunrise and sunset), lovely loon tunes, endless swimming, hammocking, and relaxing. Perfect spot for families and pups- they even left some treats for the 4 legged member of the family. We already can’t wait to return!
Absolutely amazing place and the owner was awesome. 10/10 would stay again
Absolutely one of a kind and gorgeous! The location and island was beautiful. Kent and Hesrher went above and beyond. A lot of love has gone into this special spot and I think once anyone visits they will always want to return. Everything was spectacular. The ease of being able to use the boats, the smarts of how the island operated in environmentally friendly manner, the kind campers you’d occasionally run into, and Kent’s pro active care were top notch. Wonderful place to spend time with loved ones. Giant classroom for children and adults alike. We stayed at Looks Point in the rent and it was perfection. Our little beach, the dock, the sunsets, the adventures…..and even when things went awry Kent let me know my car had flat tire on the parking lot and was tremendously helpful and sensitive about trying yo help me not have yo deal with while on vacation. I have a new found love for loons now as well. Will definitely be back! Don’t think twice! Just go.
For me, my husband and small dog, this place was just the right balance of rustic and being pampered for. Camping with unlimited water to drink and firewood to burn felt like a luxury. Property management was welcoming supportive and communicative.<br/><br/>There’s a learning curve to operating the shower that involves a little more effort than turning one dial to on or off.<br/>
Loon Point Island Tent FAQs
What's special about the Island Tent Overlook?
This stay offers a classic island camping feel with a 270 degree water view, fresh air, and close proximity to nature - without giving up comfort.
Is this traditional camping or glamping?
It's glamping. You'll enjoy a prepared site, real beds, and access to shared amenities like a hammock swim dock, boat dock, swimming spots, showers and cooking areas.
What's included with the tent stay?
Sleeping setup, firewood, paddling gear, access to bathrooms and showers, and your own private beach and the island public beach.
How do I arrive at the Island Tent Overlook?
Paddle, ferry, or boat to the island, then take a short walk to your tent site.
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