




$2000/week Saturday to Saturday $400 damage deposit, $1200 to book, $1200 due month before
Merrymeet is closed for the season after Thanksgiving; frosty nights can freeze the water lines.
June is a warm month, still a few mosquitoes and occasional black fly . The front of Merrymeet has many opening windows with large screens, perfect for curling up with a great book or walking in the woods. Bring some repellant for walks; the dock and out on the water has minimal mosquitoes.
July and August are prime months. Warm water and delightful evenings, swimming, canoeing, trips to the beach, laughter abounds. Bring sunscreen
Nights become gradually cooler, as well as the water. Sunshine is still warm during the day, and nights are starry and cool. The water is still very swimmable. Walks, canoe paddling and bicycle rides are amazing with colours abounding in the trees.
October nights may bring occasional frost, the water is cool, but a dip is still possible - a cozy fireplace is a good choice. Long walks in the woods are wonderful, and great views, with most of the leaves off the trees
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