This seven gabled Victorian home has remained at the entrance of Winter Harbor for about 130 years. It served as home and offices for the village doctor and in 1986, Roger and Pearl Barto remodeled the house, preserving the graceful, sloping plaster walls and woodwork for travelers' comfort. Winter Harbor offers Acadia National Park's Schoodic section, about one half mile from the inn, and a nine-hole public golf course, Fresh water swimming is available at Jones Pond, about 5 miles away. Biking, Canoeing, and Kayaking are can be arranged at Mooselook Guide Service , only three miles away, or with Schoodic Tours.
All rooms have private bathrooms with showers.
Rooms have individual locks and a view of Henry's Cove. An efficiency unit is located on the side of the house. It has a private entrance and a glassed-in, sun porch overlooking the cove. The unit has a small kitchen area and a twin bed. French doors open into a separate bedroom, complete with a fireplace and queen size bed.