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Matagamon Wilderness Located in the heart of God's Country.
T.6 - R.8, Maine
Along The East Branch of The Penobscot River We have cabins and campsites.
General Store as well as a General Store with small Restaurant, Groceries, Supplies, and Gas!
Need a Boat? We also have Boat, Canoe, and Kayak Rentals!
We specialize in Guiding, Hunting, Fishing, Snowmobiling, Hiking, and Camping!

Area Attractions

There are many wonderful places to visit while staying at Matagamon Wilderness! Baxter State Park, The East Branch of the Penobscot River, Grand Lake Matagamon, Shin Brook Falls, The Lumberman's Museum, and many more.

What a great place to visit!

The Campground

Matagamon Wilderness Campground is a nice quiet, family friendly campground. Of which all are welcome to come and enjoy! It is located on the East Branch of the Penobscot River and one and a half miles from the north entrance to Baxter State Park.

It is a beautiful getaway with lots to see and do!

The Cabins

The Cabins at Matagamon Wilderness are located on a quiet road across the river from the Store. We now have 6 cabins, the sixth cabin got completed in December 2005.

 All of our cabins are great 4 season get aways!

Your Hosts: The Christianson Family

Matagamon Wilderness
P.O. Box 220
Patten, Maine 04765
(207) 446-4635

 

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Area Attractions

baxter_state_parkThere are many wonderful places to visit while staying at Matagamon Wilderness!
Baxter State Park, The East Branch of the Penobscot River, Grand Lake Matagamon, Shin Brook Falls, The Lumberman's Museum, and many more.

What a great place to visit!
east_branch_penobscot_riverThere are many wonderful places to visit while staying at Matagamon Wilderness!
Baxter State Park, The East Branch of the Penobscot River, Grand Lake Matagamon, Shin Brook Falls, The Lumberman's Museum, and many more.

What a great place to visit!
grand_lake_matagamonThere are many wonderful places to visit while staying at Matagamon Wilderness!
Baxter State Park, The East Branch of the Penobscot River, Grand Lake Matagamon, Shin Brook Falls, The Lumberman's Museum, and many more.

What a great place to visit!
lumbermens_museumDid you know that the forests of Northern Maine once supplied some of the best ship masts in the world and that Bangor was once the largest shipping port for lumber in the world?
shin_brook_fallsThree major falls, total drop 18 yds. 4 ½ miles from Shin Pond Village, 15 min. hike to the falls, this is a steep climb to the bottom. Great fishing and swimming area.