Goose Cove Resort

Bed & breakfast · Hancock County

Goose Cove Resort

Bed & breakfast · Hancock County

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300 Goose Cove Rd, Deer Isle, ME 04627

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Homey cabins & lodge rooms with ocean views on a waterside property, plus a Portuguese restaurant. Overlooking Penobscot Bay, this rustic property on Deer Isle is 22.5 miles from Blue Hill and 38.5 miles from Bucksport. Vibrant, homey lodge rooms and cabins present full or partial ocean views. Most offer gas or stone fireplaces; some add living areas and TVs. Rooms feature shared decks, while cabins include private decks. Cabins ranging in decor from basic to rustic-chic provide kitchenettes. Some come with pull-out sofas and can sleep up to 6. Telephones, WiFi and a TV are available in the main lodge, which can also hold special events up to 100 people. An on-site Portugese restaurant serves local seafood and offers ocean views.  

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"Ryan McCaskey... spent many family vacations in Deer Isle and later cooking at the local Goose Cove Lodge while in culinary school." - Abbe Baker

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"Ryan McCaskey, chef and owner of two-Michelin-starred Acadia in Chicago, has spent a lot of time in Maine, spending many family vacations in Deer Isle and later cooking at the local Goose Cove Lodge while in culinary school." - Abbe Baker

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Terry S

Google
This is not your typical motel. It is rustic and rural, yet very clean and well kept. The deck offered a wonderful place to sit and read while looking at the water. The bed was very comfortable, and with the windows open, we got a great cross breeze. The restaurant was fantastic. Local fisherman were eating there, that should speak volumes about the food. It's a little off the beaten path, but only adds to the charm and atmosphere. If back in the area, we will definitely stay here again.

alycatquilters

Google
We returned to Goose Cove Resort for the second time in a year and experienced the peace and tranquility promised. It is a wonderful place to escape the hustle and bustle of the world, especially when you have a deer and her fawn on the grass just beyond your deck. It is quiet and restful with the only sounds being the fog horn and the lapping of the surf. The cabin while rustic provided us with two spacious bedrooms and a sleeping alcove, one and a half baths, living and dining areas, a small kitchen that is hardly needed given the food at the restaurant (breakfast is included in the prince of the cabin), and a spacious deck overlooking the cove.||We enjoyed talking with Suzen's husband about his fishing, lobstering, clamming, and mussel project as well as the fishing industry in general. The foreign students here on work visas were always friendly, willing to listen to our stories, and to share with us about their lives, their plans, and their homelands. Meal times were more enjoyable talking and chatting with everyone.||Per usual the meals were incredible. The restaurant has delicious offerings - sea and land, scallops, fried clams, and numerous Portuguese based items. Our favorites were the scallops with crab meat stuffing and the sea and land shish ka bob - one large skewer of shrimp and vegetables and a second skewer of beef and vegetables The hardy breakfasts eliminated the need for lunch.||Suzen and her staff provide a congenial place to stay and a first class restaurant. We thank them or providing us with such a wonderful place to get away and relax.

AbbyDuB

Google
We keep coming back to Goose Cove because it really has a magic to it. Our room, off the main lodge, faced directly onto the most gorgeous cove, looking out to the islands in Penobscot Bay. The beach is quiet and private. The walking trails on the property, leading to a barred island, are absolutely wonderful. Suzen is a gracious host and the rooms are generally spacious and decently furnished. I wouldn't call it a resort in the usual sense, but for a real Maine vacation, it can't be beat. Deer Isle is a great place to visit; quiet, scenic, somewhat remote, with lots of art galleries and artists studios. We will keep coming back.

Jeff Howe

Google
Liked the location, secluded but handy to a number of hiking trails. Our cabin was a little rustic, but nice with a water view and a porch to watch the stars from. Generally very quiet, but a wedding party was at the resort on Saturday night and were whooping it up down on the beach till way late. We could hear them but it wasn't much of a hindrance. We enjoyed the stay, and checked off another box on our quest to explore the Maine coast.

Ann H

Google
We had a very quiet and remote [as requested] cabin. It was so peaceful and view of the bay was lovely. The people were helpful and welcoming. The hike to Barred Island was close by and perfect for us.||||It is rustic. Internet was only available at the lodge which was fine for us. The beauty of the place and the wonderful restaurant on site make it very special.

Natalee G

Google
The place is absolutely beautiful. Suzen is a fantastic host and owner. I had the pleasure of tasting her homemade bread. I´ve seen comments saying that the property is in despair but in my opinion I think it´s cozy and rustic. There is a lot of garbage on the beach however but again I think thats because of the trash that comes in with the tide daily. Overall they have a fantastic staff from all over the world and you can see the attempt to provide the best service they can.||||Looking forward to another season with them next year!!!

jprzybylowicz

Google
Our group ( 2 couples ) had an exceptional visit to goose cove and will be back. The location was stunning, the cabins were simple and clean - the gem was Suzen and her story...the drinks at the bar were exceptional delivered with Portuguese flair and flavor, our dinner on closing weekend was great and breakfast with her joining our table topped it off!

Julie K

Google
This lodge has a terrific view of the cove, an accessible beach and a fine restaurant. But... although I titled this review "Rustic Charm" I want to add that the accent is on the rustic, not on the charm. The decor is dated, the whole place needs a facelift, the wi-fi is very spotty, and the electric outlets may or may not work. Oh, yes, there is very poor (maybe no) cell phone signal.||Nevertheless, if you don't really care about style and you want to get away from the ratrace, just to sit and enjoy the view with a good book, this is the place for you.||The staff is excellent; ready to provide whatever is needed. Your hosts are charming (Aha! That's where the charm is located.) And that view cannot be beat.