There's something timeless about a Maine camp, and this one on 10 Crooked Pond in Lincoln captures that feeling perfectly. Built in 2020, it blends the comfort of newer construction with the rustic charm you expect when you head ''upta camp.'' The camp sits on 6.54± wooded acres with 310 feet of private pond frontage. It's tucked back just enough to give you privacy, but open enough to let the sun stream across the clearing and sparkle on the water. The setting feels quiet and simple — the kind of place where you kick off your boots at the door, grab a paddle, and spend the day outside. Inside, the space is straightforward and welcoming. Wood floors carry through the living area, giving that warm, natural camp feel. A wood stove not only keeps the chill away on crisp mornings and cool fall nights, but it's also set up so you can cook right on top of it, the way folks have done in camps for generations. With vinyl siding and solid construction, the upkeep is minimal — which means more time spent enjoying the pond and less time on maintenance. Crooked Pond itself is a hidden gem. From your own shoreline you can fish, swim, or just float the day away. Wildlife is a regular sight here — loons, deer, and the occasional eagle — and the water is calm enough for paddling or just sitting by the edge with a good book. Evenings are for campfires and star-filled skies, and mornings often start with the mist lifting off the water. While the setting feels tucked away, you're only a short drive from Lincoln, where you'll find groceries, shops, and restaurants. Bangor is under an hour south, making the trip to camp easy whether you plan to come up for the weekend or spend the whole summer here. This isn't a place that's trying to be fancy. It's a camp that's built for comfort, built to last, and built to give you a place to slow down and enjoy life the way it was meant to be.