Adorable Cabin w/ Hot Tub, Sunday River

Uptah — An Adorable Cabin Getaway, from Late Fall into Ski Season



The leaves are down, the air is crisp, and the first snow is dusting the mountains. Late fall and early winter are the quietest, most peaceful time of year in western Maine, and the perfect time for a long weekend away.



Welcome to Uptah, an adorable post-and-beam studio cabin tucked in the woods just outside Bethel. Guests call it ""an unplugged quiet retreat in the woods,"" with a great fire pit and hot tub, a layout and amenities that are so well thought out, and everything you need for a relaxing weekend.



Spend the day on a quiet trail, catching early-season turns at Sunday River or Mt. Abram, or exploring Bethel's shops and restaurants. Then come home, turn on the fireplace, and sink into your private hot tub while the stars come out.



Bring your dog, your warmest layers, and someone you love. Guests tell us it was ""an excellent weekend upta camp,"" and we'd love for yours to be next.



Why Guests Love Uptah



♨️ Private hot tub and a great fire pit for chilly evenings

🔥 Cozy propane fireplace for warm nights in

❤️ A favorite for anniversaries and romantic weekends

🧣 Personal details that make it fun: fire pit blankets and hot tub towels

⛷️ 5 minutes to Mt. Abram, 15 minutes to Sunday River

🐾 Dogs welcome (up to 2)

✨ Clean, well organized, and so well thought out, with everything labeled

🌲 Peaceful and quiet, close to hiking trails and water access points

🔑 Easy self check-in and plenty of communication from your host



⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "We chose this adorable cabin to spend our first wedding anniversary at. It's a beautiful space with a great fire pit and hot tub. We had an excellent weekend upta camp." – Russell K.



Perfect For



• Anniversary trips and romantic long weekends

• Thanksgiving weekend getaways

• Early-season ski trips to Sunday River and Mt. Abram

• Couples traveling with their dog

• Quiet late-fall hikes and scenic drives

• Midweek escapes before the holiday rush

• Sunday River wedding guests



THE SPACE



Uptah is a cozy, thoughtfully designed ~400 sq ft studio cabin with a warm, woodsy Maine feel. The open layout makes a comfortable home base, with everything you need to settle in, relax, and recharge.



Sleep & Recharge

After a day outside, come home, turn on the fireplace, and put your feet up.



• Plush queen bed

• Convertible sleeper sofa for one additional guest

• Cozy propane fireplace

• Smart TV

• Bluetooth speaker

• Wi-Fi

• Warm, classic Maine cabin décor



Fuel Up Before You Head Out

The kitchenette makes it easy to start the morning with coffee and breakfast, or to put together a simple dinner when you'd rather stay in by the fire.



• Propane oven and range

• Compact mini-fridge (no freezer)

• Coffee station

• Basic cookware

• Dining table overlooking the woods



Refresh & Reset

• Walk-in shower

• Plush towels

• Starter toiletries



Adventure by Day. Hot Tub by Night.

Spend the day on the mountain or the trails, then trade your boots for the hot tub. Wrap up in a blanket by the fire, make s'mores, and watch the stars appear through the trees. It's your place to unwind, recharge, and enjoy the quiet.



Your private outdoor space includes:



• Private hot tub (year-round)

• Private fire pit with blankets

• Adirondack chairs

• Gas grill

• Dog-friendly outdoor space



Close to Everything



📍 3 min – Round Pond

⛷️ 5 min – Mt. Abram Ski & Bike Park

🥾 9 min – Bethel Village Trails Center

☕ 10 min – Downtown Bethel restaurants, breweries, coffee & shops

⛰️ 15 min – Sunday River Resort

🍁 21 min – Grafton Notch State Park & Grafton Loop Trail





Traveling With Friends?

Our sister cabin, Rivah, is just steps away. Uptah and Rivah are identical in size, layout, and amenities, but each has its own personality. Uptah has a warm, adventure-inspired Maine cabin feel, while Rivah has a calming lake-inspired design. Each cabin has its own private hot tub, fire pit, bathroom, and deck. Book both together for up to six guests.



Good to Know Before You Book



• Primary guest must be 25 years or older and staying onsite for the duration of the reservation.



• A rental agreement, photo ID, and a $200 security hold are required after booking. The security hold is authorized two days before arrival and automatically released seven days after departure if no damage is reported. Please note we are on the exception list as we are API Connected to a hotel-style software called OwnerRez to safely and securely take off-platform security deposits.



•Our sister cabin, Rivah, is just steps away on the same wooded property. Trees and a privacy divider help define each cabin’s private outdoor space, but this is not an isolated cabin with no neighbors in sight. We like to be transparent so you know exactly what to expect when you arrive—and can settle in, relax, and enjoy your stay.



• The cabin is a cozy ~400 sq ft studio, so the bedroom, living area, and kitchenette share one open space. It's perfect for two and comfortable for three, but please plan to pack light. There's a storage bench at the end of the bed, a storage stand in the bathroom, and wall hooks throughout for coats and gear. Tip from a past guest: unpack into the bench and hooks, then stash your empty suitcase in the car to free up space.



• Our cabin is on a private well, and water is a precious resource in the mountains. We kindly ask guests to help conserve water by turning off taps when not in use and keeping showers to a reasonable length. While the water is safe to drink, some guests prefer to bring bottled water or fill reusable bottles at a local natural spring just 5 minutes away.



• The kitchenette includes a compact mini-fridge (no freezer). If you're bringing extra groceries or frozen items, we recommend packing a cooler with ice for additional storage.



• A starter coffee and tea station is provided to help you ease into your Maine mornings.



• Outdoor amenities are available seasonally (May–October), including the picnic table, bistro table, and yard games.



• Cell service is generally strong. Wi-Fi is the best available for our rural location and works well for streaming and browsing, though it may not be ideal for frequent video calls.



• The driveway is steep and gravel. All-wheel drive or four-wheel drive is recommended year-round, especially during winter weather. The driveway is professionally plowed and sanded after each snowfall.



• To help everyone enjoy a peaceful stay, we do not allow parties, smoking or vaping inside the cabin, or unregistered guests.



• Dogs are welcome! We allow up to 2 dogs (2 years or older is preferred). A $50 pet fee per dog applies. We simply ask that dogs are house-trained, supervised, and respectful of the property so future guests—and their pups—can enjoy it too.