Ernie's Place - Petit chalet sur le lac Rangeley et à proximité du village d'Oquossoc et de la marina

Had a great stay! Was able to have a dock for our smaller boat and even float in the inner tubes out front, great lawn for children and lawn games, great fire pit. Home was nice and clean. Only downside was the gas grill was not working properly but they had a back up Weber charcoal grill which was awesome and honestly tasted way better!

The cabin is in a perfect location for us. It is next to a good boat launch in a protected cove with good access to the lake. We found the cabin itself to be very comfortable and sized nicely for our needs. The beds were very comfortable and the television worked well. It was also conveniently close to the Oquossucc amenities. We would love to rent it again around this time next year.

The property was very clean and easy to find. We had a good time relaxing by the lake and fires in the evenings.

Our family of five adults had a great time hanging out at Ernie's Place because of the lawn, kayaks, and swimming steps from the house. the porch room was also very pleasant on a rainy evening of board games. Also enjoyed the ease of walking into quaint Oquossoc for something from the market, ice cream, and the sports' store. The bedrooms are very small and, as others have stated, there is wear and age to this rental. If you want luxury then Ernie's is not your choice. If you just want to relax and have a modestly priced base for visiting Rangeley's attractions and sites then this is a good option.

Ernie's place is quirky in layout, a split level. It has beds for 6, 8 with a pull-out couch. We were only two there. Think eight people would find it full to the brim! It was very clean, nicely decorated, comfortable beds. We didn't have meals there, but the kitchen was adequate. The property is at the end of the lake, in a cove. There is a bridge nearby, though traffic is not heavy. There is also a marina, low boat traffic. There is just enough going on to provide some entertainment, liking watching a fellow across the cove working with his dog, training him to leap off a wharf in to the water to fetch a stick!