Your Midcoast Maine Farmhouse Awaits

Set on eleven private acres of spruce forest and open field, Three Sisters Farm is a 3,200-square-foot 1850s farmhouse that sleeps 10–11 across five bedrooms, with two full kitchens, two living rooms, and a barn converted into a yoga and Pilates studio with a Peloton. A short third-mile walk leads to a pristine tidal cove — ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply keeping the rhythm of coastal life. There is room enough that different generations, and different moods, can each find their own corner. It makes an unhurried base for a Midcoast summer.

Where You’ll Gather

The farm is made for both gathering and quiet:

–     Two fully stocked kitchens with commercial-grade ranges — built for reunions, holidays, & lobster feasts.

–     Two living rooms, one with a gas fireplace for chilly nights.

–     A dining room that seats ten, for proper sit-down meals.

–     A screened porch with a Smart TV, for lazy mornings and movie nights.

–     An outdoor terrace with grill, dining, and lounge chairs.

–     A wood-fired hot tub and firepit, unforgettable under the stars.

–     A fenced yard with mature plantings — safe for children, easy for adults.

From marshmallows around the fire to an afternoon on the porch swing, the farm invites you to slow down.

Where You’ll Sleep

With five bedrooms, the farmhouse sleeps 10–11 comfortably.

–     Primary suite: king bed, en suite bath, private workspace.

–     Adjacent nursery room: twin bed and crib (walk-through to the primary).

–     Two upstairs guest rooms: one queen; one queen with a twin trundle. These share a large bath with a clawfoot tub.

–     Main-floor bedroom: queen with a nearby half bath — ideal for grandparents or anyone who prefers fewer stairs.

Note  Both staircases are original and steeper than modern builds, especially the one to the primary suite.

Activities & Games

The attached barn is always a favorite: ping-pong and a classic barn swing over the fields, cornhole and outdoor games, and an upstairs yoga / Pilates / Peloton studio. Push off from the cove in a kayak, paddleboard, or canoe (life jackets for every size), take the bikes out on the back roads, and let the kids loose on the open fields.

Maine Workcation? You're Covered.

Take your calls in one of two offices on 270 Mbps Wi-Fi — one tucked away with its own entrance, the other off the dining room when you'd rather keep one eye on family life.

Explore Midcoast Maine

Three Sisters Farm is centrally located between the region’s most beloved destinations:

–     Friendship Harbor — 5 min

–     Marshall Point Lighthouse — 15 min

–     Farnsworth Art Museum — 22 min

–     Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse — 30 min

–     Camden Hills State Park — 36 min

–     Acadia National Park — 2 hrs

Want the full local rundown — lobster pounds, oyster farms, the Friendship general store, day trips to Monhegan? Read our Guide to Friendship & the Southern Midcoast.

Prefer the village — or traveling outside the summer? Three Sisters House in Camden is open year-round.

Why Guests Love Three Sisters Farm

Guests describe the farmhouse as “magical” — like stepping into a scene from Pride & Prejudice, but with Wi-Fi, espresso machines, and a Peloton. Families love the toys, cribs, puzzles, and books for little ones; groups appreciate the touches that make hosting easy — two kitchens, plenty of cookware, seating for ten.

Good to Know

–     Guests have full, private use of the farm and its eleven acres. The one exception: the old boat barn across the road isn’t structurally sound and is off-limits.

–     Traveling with little ones is easy — crib, high chair, two Pack ’n Plays, baby gates, a stroller, children’s dishes, and a generous supply of toys, blocks, and books.

–     Housekeeping is available for longer stays, and we’re happy to arrange fresh Maine lobster delivered to the door.

Our Season

Three Sisters Farm is open from June through August. The rest of the year it is our family's home, which is why the house feels lived-in rather than furnished — the books, the games, the pantry, the toys in the nursery are all our favorites, and they stay where they are.

July and August fill first, often many months ahead. If your travel falls outside the summer, Three Sisters House — our 1840 Greek Revival in Camden village, a short walk from the harbor — is open year-round.

Book Your Stay

Whether you come for a quiet week in June before the height of the summer season, for the kayaks and lobster of July, or the long light of August evenings, Three Sisters Farm is the kind of place that becomes a family tradition. Summers spent here have a way of repeating.