I didnt find the Sprucewold on Trip advisor, I think I found it accidentaly and was glad I booked it. Had to change my reservations and Richard was very accomdating. Upon arrival at the Lodge, we were pleasantly surprised at the homeiness and comfortable the main building was. He had a fire in the fire place and rooms ready to... more

The Sprucewold Lodge claims to be the largest log cabin structure east of the Mississippi, and I believe it. It reminds me of the log lodges in Glacier, Yellowstone, and other national parks out west. It has the rustic feel of a past era, but is still comfortable and pleasant in the 21st century. While somewhat small, and fairly basically... more

My wife and I stayed here two nights in late July. Place is located in a quiet, wooded area with moderate length walks to beach or town. The lodge is a bit dated in some aspects but cozy, clean and well maintained. The real selling point of this place is the management. They were outstanding - helpful and knowledgeable. Overall,... more

I decided on the Sprucewold after checking out several Boothbay Harbor properties online. The character of the lodge looked neat and I thought my husband and toddler son would enjoy it too. We were certainly not disappointed! The property is located up a hill and surrounded by tall trees and other log cabins - it really feels secluded even though... more

Although it has been a couple of years since a visit, we are still and always will be in love with the Sprucewold. The beauty of the area, the unbelievable warmth of the inn and the management is reason enough to return again and again. Want a place to relax and simply enjoy breathing? Run, do not walk, to the... more

Our Fall trip to Booth Bay Harbor all the way from Oregon was made very special with our stay at Sprucewold Lodge. A rustic, historical lodge in the woods high above the harbor, was so relaxing and inviting we cannot wait for a return visit. The original 1920's lodge held true to its charm and the fresh, woodsy air greeted... more