Sadulsky’s Camps since 1948 - making your vacation a true Maine experience.
Established in 1948 & located in Smithfield, Maine, Sadulsky's Camps has a tradition of fine, friendly, family vacationing. Nestled in a wide cove on the quiet north end of East Pond, the westerly view provides spectacular sunsets. East Pond is the first of the seven Belgrade Lakes chain, and is the feeder lake for the others.
When Walter and Viola Sadulsky purchased 50 acres of land in Smithfield in 1948 it came with a path down to East Pond and one structure which was a boathouse. Enterprising as they were, they purchased several wooden rowboats and charged patrons to go fishing and picnicking. Soon a devoted fisherman asked to stay the night in the boathouse to fish another day.
Sadulsky's Camps offers two and three bedroom housekeeping cottages with all the necessities provided with the exception of sheets, pillowcases and towels. The cottages are well stocked with dishes and cooking utensils and are completely furnished. Each cottage has hot and cold running water, all drawn from a crystal clear well. Internet service is available.
East Pond provides some of the best fishing in the area with large and small mouth bass being quite abundant along with black crappie, brown trout, pickerel, yellow and white perch which in our opinion is the best eating.
Wildlife in the local area consists of the occasional moose, white tailed deer, raccoon, beaver, fox, mink, and several varieties of squirrels. Loons are abundant in the cove and their calls can be clearly heard in the evenings. Bald Eagles, Great Blue Heron and Osprey are often spotted, so keep your camera handy.
Sadulsky’s Camps is a proud member of the East Pond Association. Its mission is to promote the protection and enhancement of the water quality of East Pond and to preserve its ecological, economic, recreational and aesthetic value. East Pond Association works with members and other interested parties to monitor water quality, to promote responsible land-use practices, and to maintain the integrity of watershed ecology of East Pond. Sadulsky’s Camps adhere to Best Management Practices on our property to help support the associations efforts because it is what is best for the land and especially the lake!
