Most of the time, the cupboard is stocked with a varity of  cooking spices that include salt, pepper ,flour ,sugar, coffee to include the  most common ones,and usually a  few  dry or canned food items that I furnish and some people leave. Generally  I recommend that people bring coffee, eggs, milk, bacon , bread, butter, mayo , mustard,and perhaps pancake mix ( for that first breakfast the next day ) if  I were to name a few. (local store one  mile away  that serves breakfast and light lunches all day )

   There is a small MICROWAVE. The water is  supplied by a drilled well, this supplies the kitchen area, bathroom and shower. This camp is a fully insulated, six inch wall, 1 1/2 story, wood frame structure. It is heated by oil heat as a primary heat source. There are seven thermo-windows downstairs, one of which is a sliding glass door  leading to the deck, looking down the stream, the window on the opposite wall has a great view upstream. There are two windows upstairs. There is a stone fireplace outside  ( I supply a good amout of wood ) as well as a gas grill. This camp sits on a small piece of land that juts out into the stream. Many places this stream is 100-200 feet wide. Summer and fall are typically low water flowage. Directly in the rear of the building is some nice whitewater, depending on the water volume, Canoeable downstream. ( Canoe and kayak use free  on premises) The best  trout fishing time is about Mermorial Day plus or minus 3 weeks. Also across the stream from this  remote cabin, there is one residence (blocked by trees).  They are an older couple but he does not allow people to shoot deer on his 500 feet downstream.(should you be here for big game season , bow hunting or rifle ). Deer and some moose are fairly common crossing the stream.  The state offers a fall moose hunting season unmatched in hunter success anywhere in the nation, as well as world-class hunting for wild turkey, ruffed grouse, pheasant, upland game and waterfowl. I own about 100 acres here , my land as well as the adjoining parcels on the  north  side are not posted. The telephone will have "call block " - no toll calls, bring a calling card for other than local calls . I suggest that you apply for a " Maine Doe Permit " or "Moose permit" if this aspect of deer hunting interests you. Let me know about this permit and I will be sure you get the application. ( now online starting in 2008) If your interested in deer ,bear or moose hunting   using a Registered Guide , please see the  HUNTING IN MAINE page. (link next line down )