Directions

Where in the world are we?

• In T3R7, Maine, USA.
  T3R7 means Township 3, Range 7. We are near Baxter State Park and the towns of Patten, Sherman, Benedicta, and Stacyville
• In Wildlife-Management District 10 and near 11
• On a river called the "EastBranch of the Penobscot"

Please note: In the winter we can only be reached by snowmobile.

From Interstate Route 95 heading north

1. Go from your location to Route 95 NORTH in Maine.
2. Take exit 264 (formerly exit 58) in Sherman, the exit for the North Entrance to Baxter State Park.
3. Turn LEFT at the end of the exit ramp onto Route 158. You'll only be on this road about a minute, and will pass, on your right, an Irving gas station.
4. Take the first left after the Irving onto Grindstone Road/Route 11 South, and go straight, toward Staceyville.
5. Stay on Route 11 South for 5 miles. Note your mileage. The road makes a sharp turn to the left. Don't make the turn! Stay straight.
6. When you stay straight you will be on Swift Brook Road. The road becomes dirt after about 100 feet. In about a quarter mile, on clear days, a panoramic view of the mountains opens before you.
7. Stay straight for 7.5 miles to camp. At 5 miles there is a fork in the road - keep going straight, downhill. 
   

From Interstate Route 95 heading south

1. Go from your location to Route 95 SOUTH in Maine.
2. Take exit 264 (formerly exit 58) in Sherman, the exit for the North Entrance to Baxter State Park.
3. Turn RIGHT at the end of the exit ramp onto Route 158. You'll only be on this road about a minute, and will pass, on your right, an Irving gas station.
4. Take the first left after the Irving onto Grindstone Road/Route 11 South, and go straight, toward Staceyville.
5. Stay on Route 11 South for 5 miles. Note your mileage. The road makes a sharp turn to the left. Don't make the turn! Stay straight.
6. When you stay straight you will be on Swift Brook Road. The road becomes dirt after about 100 feet. In about a quarter mile, on clear days, a panoramic view of the mountains opens before you.
7. Stay straight for 7.5 miles to camp. At 5 miles there is a fork in the road - keep going straight, downhill. 

Welcome, you're at camp.

Maps

• DeLorme's "The Maine Atlas": page 51, grid D 4
• 2004 Maine Winter Activities and Maine Hunting and Fishing maps: grid I - 8
• Highway maps: first locate Baxter State Park and Mt. Katahdin. Then, to the east, find interstate route 95. Lunksoos Camps is in the woods halfway between Mt. Katahdin and the highway.