Our Tiny House A-Frame Cabin makes a very unique second bedroom and bath. Here are some things that make the dreamy Airstream/A-Frame a unique glamping experience. Please message us if you have any questions or special needs. - The View - The Airstream/A-Frame offers a fantastic view of the Lake and the wetlands. And you can see Cadillac Mountain from the the edge of the lake, just steps from the Airstream. The Beds - We took out the 70’s style twin beds and added a Queen with a hybrid mattress, crisp, clean sheets, and cozy duvet. The sofa in the salon converts to a twin and there is a settee across from the bathroom that is perfect for kids. The Tiny House A-Frame Cabin features a comfortable double bed plus a twin bed. We also have a crib and a Pack and Play available. - The Bathrooms - The Airstream has a bathroom with hot water and a real flush toilet. And its enclosed (private) outdoor shower that looks out toward the lake is on the Airstream’s private deck. The Tiny House A-Frame's bathroom has a hot water sink and a flush toilet. -The Location - We are close to Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor yet far enough away to avoid the crowds, traffic, and noise. Our Glamping Camps are deep in the woods on our seven acre private property, not in a campground or "Glamping Resort." We have one other camp (a glamping tent) on our property. -Wi-Fi - We do not have Wi-Fi (we are in the woods) but there is very good cellular data service available. -Cooking - The Airstream features a kitchenette with a sink, a refrigerator, a microwave and a Keurig coffee maker. Our outdoor kitchen, which is in a common area, features a grill station, stove top, and microwave. We provide pots, pans and cooking utensils and plates, cups, and eating utensils. The kitchen's refrigerator is stocked with condiments and essentials. -Nightly Campfire - The campfire ring with comfortable Adirondack chairs is adjacent to the outdoor kitchen area. There is no need to bring or buy firewood, we have lots. ***We do not allow dogs or animals of any kind. It is a safety issue. There is a risk of an interaction with wildlife in the area. ***Glamping Downeast is in Maine's great outdoors so be prepared to accept the inherent risk of your adventure including wildlife, insects, and unpredictable conditions (we can’t control weather). Come with an adventurous and open mind, and some bug spray.