Buckhorn Camps

Winter season January 15 – March 21,  2021

Winter is a great time to experience the North Maine Woods. If you like playing outside we have the place to recreate. There are plenty of groomed trails to snowmobile on, plenty of ice to fish, and toasty cabins to relax in.

Housekeeping Plans

• For those who travel with their own sleeping bag, towel, and pillow we offer a basic housekeeping plan. Each cabin is equipped with a working propane range and fridge.
• No sleeping bag…no problem…we offer an upgraded housekeeping plan with freshly laundered towels and sheets.

Modified American Plan

• New in 2021 we are offering a hearty north woods style dinner in the main lodge for those traveling together. We are following all Maine CDC and Health and Human Services COVID -19 guidelines.

Winter Recreation Activities

• ICE FISH on Middle or Lower Jo Mary Lakes
• SNOWMOBILE on close-by ITS and local Jo Mary Riders groomed trails.
• CROSS COUNTRY SKI or SNOWSHOE right out your cabin door
• Enjoy a GUIDED SNOWMOBILE OR ICE FISHING EXPERIENCE in the North Maine Woods. 

What to expect at Buckhorn Camps during winter season:

• Buckhorn Camps is accessible in the winter by snowmobile, skis, snowshoes, plane (with skis). We are located off ITS 109, look for our signs. Approximately 
• Our rustic log cabins are heated with wood stoves (we supply the wood) and lit by propane lights. No electricity or internet in our cabins. 
• You will be completely immersed in nature, where you can unplug and relax by the warm fire.
• There is no water (in cabin faucets/shower) during winter season. Upon your arrival, we will provide water jugs for drinking/cooking/cleaning along with buckets of water to flush the toilets. Hot showers are available in the main lodge during the winter season.
• Buckhorn is conveniently located off ITS 109 on Middle Jo Mary Lake. Look for Buckhorn Camps signs. Approximately a 40-minute ride from South Twin Lake public parking area.

Check out our RATES TAB for the winter season pricelist