Welcome to Rangeley Lakehouse Rentals -
Vacation rentals in the Rangeley Lakes Region of Maine

Looking for a quiet, relaxing vacation away from all your worries and cares? Looking to spend quality time with your family or friends? Then Rangeley Maine is the place for you! Enjoy the splendid beauty and breathtaking views in one of Maine's #1 vacation destinations. There are over one hundred lakes and ponds in the Rangeley Lakes Region, spectacular fall foliage, amazing wildlife and much more. Rangeley, Maine's diverse landscape and weather means lots of activities for all four seasons. Enjoy fishing/fly-fishing (on Little Kennebago and Mooselookmuguntic), hunting for deer, moose, bear and birds, kayaking, canoeing, hiking the Appalachian Trail, bird watching, golfing, swimming, Nordic or downhill skiing at Saddleaback or Sugarloaf USA, snowshoeing, ice skating, snowmobiling or 4-wheeling. We have direct access to major snowmobile including ITS 84 and ITS89 and ATV trails. There is something for everyone in Rangeley.  Lakehouse Rentals, located on Main Street in Rangeley, offers anything and everything from weekend getaways to weekly or monthly vacations in many beautiful villas, cabins, lodges or cottages. We specialize in offering our guests the absolute best in customer service and accommodations. We guarantee you and your family the best vacation possible and will exceed your expectations every time.

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Every Season there is a reason to visit Rangeley Lakes, Maine

The Rangeley area offers four season activities for your family; Spring is the time to fish for trout or landlocked salmon; Summer time offers hiking, golf, boat, swim, view the best foliage in Northeast-best time to experience this most beautiful sight is the first few weeks in October.

Hunt game birds and big game in the Fall; and in the Winter months ski Saddleback Ski Area (Alpine and Nordic) or snowmobile on over 150 miles of well-groomed trails in the Rangeley region.  The trail system connects to the interstate trail system, New Hampshire, and Canada.