Kennebec Cabin Company | Home of The Maine Cabin Masters

What a great spot to eat on a nice weather day! We went on a Friday night around 6.30. It was busy but there were a few open tables so we didn't have a wait. The food was delicious! We ordered burgers and boneless wings. Both came with fries and didn't take long at all. Live music was playing and people were playing cornhole. All in all, a great atmosphere and fun night out.

We ate there good food Fair prices. Went to store bought shirts and decals. Wish they carried some of the things I saw on show but found at another store. My only complaint is staff was not friendly. No smiles no thank you barely acknowledge you both in store and restaurant.

Amazing that they have an old oak kitchen table identical to one my family had.

Stock of tee-shirts low. Went to the woodshed for lunch. Out of lobster. Ordered poutaine....which was on the website menu. The bartender said they never had it. Ordered a reuben. Meat was tough. Very dry. Very disappointing.

Much anticipated visit to Maine Cabin Masters shop today, was excited to see the hub of one of my most favourite shows. And who was there? low and behold. Ashley !!!! She was gracious enough to step out of her busy day to say hello and wish us a Happy 25th anniversary, thank you! Oh and the store is very nice too we great top quality merchandise 😉😉🤭

Just a few miles from I95, therefore an easy diversion and break from driving, we highly recommend you stop by and enjoy what they have put together here. The shop is stocked with many interesting items and has a great atmosphere. We really enjoyed wandering through and buying a couple of unique items. Staff was super friendly and pleasant. (The affiliated restaurant, The Woodshed, is reviewed separately).

Traveling to Sorrent, Maine and was happy to be able to stop. We love the show, i have watched through all the episodes a couple times. We were lucky it wasn't too busy at the Woodshed. Staff friendly, ordered lunch, food was out in a timely manner and was very good. Went into the store and bought a couple items. Lucky enough to get to meet Jedi, he was friendly & kind and took the time out to take a photo. And then the dear lady checking me out was Chase and Ashley's mom. She was super sweet!! Thank you for a great experience at your business. I highly recommend and hope someday to return! Keep up the great work and never change who you are Kennebec Company, aka Maine Cabin Masters!

As major Cabin Masters fans we were very excited to visit their "world headquarters" as Ryan calls it. It was a very pleasant experience even though we didn't get to see any of the "stars of the show." The gift shop was what we expected it to be. Filled with logoed apparel, knick-knacks, object d'art, and other cool gifts. I was impressed with the quality of the apparel. The material and craftsmanship were solid. We wished they had more "made in Maine" items from some of the folks they feature on the show. Yes, there were some, but not as much as we had hoped. At the cashier's suggestion we did stop at the Maine Craft Store which is part of the service area off I95 in Gardiner where they carry all Maine-made craft items, many from the artists and craftspeople that appear on the show. The cashier was very friendly and was a retired school teacher who had taught the Cabin Masters years ago. She told us stories about them as high schoolers that would make your hair stand on end. She said she was very surprised none of them ever wound up in he Kennebec County Correctional Facility (just kidding of course). We were very sorry to learn that Gus had only recently crossed the Rainbow Bridge. His photo in the Woodshed is adorned with black ribbon. RIP to such a good boy and companion to Ashley. We ate in the Woodshed. Nice menu, and the food was excellent and at a reasonable price. It's an authentic one of kind place to eat. We like places like that. The service was a bit slow due to being short-staffed (many places in Maine are like that this season) but well worth the wait. They have plenty of beers on tap as well. We took a backroad on the way back to our motel in Kennebunk, driving along Cobbassee Lake (if that's how you spell it) when my wife noticed Ryan's brother's house on the side of the road. Hard to miss, because it's almost on the road, the rehab of which is an episode in the series. She also saw a white pickup with the Kennebec Cabin Co. on the side of the house. Guess Ryan stopped in to see his family and get something to eat! Anyway, a very pleasant day driving up to Manchester, and then through Gardiner and West Gardiner on our way down to southern Maine.