There's a reason tourists flock to Maine! There's the natural beauty and, of course, the delicious food. But, there are also some pretty great options when it comes to finding a place to stay. Sure, you can choose one of the five-star luxury places on the water, but we think it's best to head to a cozy cabin. There are plenty in Maine that offer unique amenities and most are owned by locals, making the experience one that truly feels special.

1. Robin's Nest Eco-Cabin, Denmark

This wonderful cabin is part of the Nurture Through Nature Eco-Retreat Center. A stay means access to private hiking trails, a beautiful brook with small dipping pools. You'll also have access to things like yoga, a private sauna steam bath or a massage therapy session. Approximately $130/night. Click here to learn more.

2. Moody's Motel and Cottages, Wells Beach

This small compound located in a quiet location near the marsh and beach has one of the most relaxing atmospheres in the area. Crescent Beach is just across the street and the entire property borders beautiful marshlands to the west. In addition to cabins and cottages, Moody's offers individual guest rooms. Visit them at 289 Webhannet Dr, Wells / 207-646-8286.

3. Northern Outdoors, The Forks

Northern Outdoors is a year-round adventure resort offers with a twist. Not only are the cabins lovely, but a stay means access to guided whitewater rafting and lots of outdoor sports. If cabins on your own seem like too much responsibility, you can choose to stay in the resort rooms in the main lodge. If DO you love cabin life, check out the one-room cabins or cozy four-bedroom cabins. For a little more on-the-grid action, enjoy the onsite brewery and pub, free WiFi in the main lodge. Visit them at 1771 US-201, West Forks / 207-663-4466.

4. Cozy Village Cottage, Camden

This lovely little cottage is perfect if you'd like a place to get away from it all, but still be close enough to enjoy everything that Camden has to offer. It's cozy and perfect for two people. Approximately $72/night. Click here to learn more.

5. Log Cabin on Lovely Mountain Pond, Newry

If you're the type who loves being deep in the Maine woods, this is exactly what you're looking for. The cabin was built in 1902 and was originally used as a fish camp. It was then moved to be relocated to its current home. You'll need to make your way down a long driveway in order to reach it, making it perfectly out of the way. Visitors have access to a 12-acre pond and all the fun toys that come with it! Approximately $80/night. Click here to learn more.

6. Twin Pine Camps and Cabins, Millinocket

These 16 charming cabins and guest houses are located along the shores of Millinocket Lake. Each one features great views of the lake as well as Maine's pride and joy, Katahdin. Twin Pines offers the quintessential Maine vacation experience at any time of year. Visit them at Twin Pines Rd, Millinocket / 207-723-5523.

7. Coastal Cabin & Ukulele School, Brooksville

If you love the outdoors, but also hope to be able to create beautiful music Maine has something for you at this special cabin! Sitting on the Valley of Stars organic farm, home to Tinder Hearth Bakery. This is also home to Lake Larsson's School of Ukulele, where you can enjoy a lesson or take part in the barn open mic night in the summer. Approximately $110/night. Click here to learn more.

8. Unique Charm on Small Private Farm, Freeport

This cabin is modern AND rustic, if such a thing is possible. It's located within Mast Landing Audubon Sanctuary just one mile from the outlets in Freeport. Visitors will have access to lovely hiking trails, as well as all sorts of wonderful wildlife. Approximately $120/night. Click here to learn more.

9. Peaceful & cozy waterfront cabin, Boothbay

This cabin was built in 1982 and lies just 50 feet from the water! While it comes with a rustic feel, you'll have all the amenities (including TV) that you might need during a woodsy Maine adventure. While the cabin is nestled among the trees, you'll be just 5 minutes away from Boothbay Harbor and all the food and activities that come with it. Approximately $90/night. Click here to learn more.

10. Peaks Island Tree House, Peaks Island near Portland

If you're looking for a wonderfully special experience on a very cool Maine island, this one's for you. The two-story, 11' x 11' cottage up in the trees is just a short ferry ride from Portland and operates next to a larger, active guest house. A visit means access to all the fun that small Peaks Island has to offer. Approximately $159/night. Click here to learn more.

While you're thinking about your cabin stay, you might also consider checking out 8 awesome Maine state parks!