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QUEEN MARY
Named for the great ocean liner, the Queen Mary is perched at the north end of Hog Island, the lodging closest to the dining hall (the Bridge), meeting hall (the Fish House), and the edge of the sea. Originally a ship's chandlery, this late 1800’s building houses a collection of bird specimens. The 2nd floor has five cozy double rooms, two bathrooms, and a small sunroom with an adjacent deck, offering great views of the bay. The 3rd floor (loft) has a sleeping space for six. (Click on individual photos below for larger versions)

PORTHOLE LODGE
This classic Maine lodge, immediately adjacent to beautiful Porthole Cove, has two stories with 12 double rooms and two singles, along with a reading room and front deck. Common bathrooms are on both floors. (Click on individual photos below for larger versions)

CROW'S NEST
The outermost lodging along the trail to the island’s woodlands, the Crow's Nest is a three-minute walk from the Bridge and Fish House. This lodging has three rooms, one with nine beds, one with six beds, and one with two beds. There is a large common bath room. The large back deck features the most stunning views on Hog Island—an unobstructed view down Muscongus Bay to the open sea. (Click on individual photos below for larger versions)

THE HELM
This small, private cottage sits on the shore of Porthole Cove. It sleeps two, has a sitting room, private bathroom, and large deck overlooking Porthole Cove. (Click on individual photos below for larger versions) Note: Not available for Field Ornithology or Joy of Birding sessions.