The Maples Bed and Breakfast is a Handicapped friendly one unit Bed and Breakfast. The entrance, bedroom
and bath, pool deck, patio and wrap-around outdoor deck have no steps. The step-into steam shower features a corner seat. The
portable showerhead can travel to and be used at that seat. Inside there is air conditioning
and there is no smoking inside or out.
Enjoy a heated new glass enclosed sunroom filled with an exercise pool/water gym and hot tub and deck furniture for
lounging year round. A small refrigerator/freezer and microwave complete the creature comforts. iPod Clock/Radio docking
station.
We offer a 5% discount for proposals and honeymoon stays.
**************************************See Article and pictures
in the April 2006 Harrisburg Magazine - under Features - Spring Getaway - about the Canyon area and The Maples Bed and Breakfast
- available online also. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Probably 75% of our guests try us for their first B & B experience. Here you have your own space - well really wing
of the house. You have interaction with us for breakfast and snacks but you have your own pool and TV and bedroom and bathroom
and private entrance. ***********************************************************
Our guests from "The Get Out More" Roadcrew
from Backpacker magazine wanted to explore the PA Grand Canyon Hiking last March and no camp grounds were open yet so they
bunked in with us. We received 6 inches of snow that night!
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A Luxury Hotel with just one guest room - yours.
A Spa with an indoor pool & just one guest room - yours.
A House in the Country with just one guest room - yours
A
Bed and Breakfast with just one guest room - yours.
We can add a room for others in your party.
You can usually schedule an onsite
massage for you.
Bring a book or a camera. If it is cold outside just turn up the water temperature and air temperature and watch
the snow blow around outside while you swim inside or paint or write or just rest!
If you feel a chill from just looking outside go and sit in the steam shower where you can't see the rain or snow.
There is a computer port in your room if you want to keep up with the outside world or you can just forget about the rest
of the world. Maybe it's summer and you just want to sit and watch the grass grow - or listen to the birds in the woods
along the creek off the patio out your bedroom door.
Take a walk along a country dirt road or bring your bicycle and go for a ride on a nearby bike trail along the lake.
We are in the country but close enough to Wellsboro and the Grand Canyon - where the Rails to Trails walking and bicycling
and floating river trips take place- you might see an Eagle there - as well as the Corning area and all it has to offer.
Fishing a few minutes walk away, 2 federal dam complexes with fishing and boating and swimming and hiking 20 minutes away,
GOLF 3 MILES away, and more courses 25 minutes away. Antique and craft shopping 7 minutes away, hiking - all over.
Museums 7 minutes and 25 minutes and 50 minutes away. Flea Markets 20 minutes away. Ackley's giant sporting goods store 7
minutes away. Ski slopes 45 minutes and 1 hour away. Wineries - 1 south and many north in the Finger Lakes Area.
Your private bathroom includes laundry facilities.
Insured massage therapists who practice various modalities will travel to The Maples Bed and Breakfast if you want to purchase
a massage from them.
IF YOU LIKE THE WATER BUT DON'T LIKE DEEP WATER OR ARE AFRAID OF THE WATER BECAUSE
YOU DON'T SWIM THIS IS THE PERFECT POOL FOR YOU! THE MAIN PART OF THE POOL IS ONLY 3 1/2 FEET DEEP. THERE IS A
BENCH IN THAT TO SIT ON IF YOU WISH. THERE ARE STEPS INTO THE POOL INSTEAD OF A LADDER. WE HAVE HAD SEVERAL PEOPLE IN THE
POOL WHO ARE AFRAID OF THE WATER THAT REALLY ENJOYED THEMSELVES BECAUSE THEY CAN TOUCH THE BOTTOM OR HOLD ONTO THE SIDE
OF THE POOL AND WALK OR FLOAT AROUND.
On August 19th we were having dinner on the patio by the pool and two red-headed
woodpeckers flew by and perched on trees at the edge of the woods so that we could see them. Our guests saw deer running in
the field across from the pool on Thursday & took pictures of a bear in a field near Westfield a few
hours later. On Saturday, August 20th, they took pictures of the Bald Eagle at the Tioga/Hammond Lake stop on the Tioga
Central Railroad. What fun.Others were on the wagon ride at the canyon when bald eagles were spotted and then when they
stopped at the Muck Bird Viewing area (by the Tioga Railroad station) in 45 minutes they saw a Belted King Fish, Purple Finch,
Golden Eagle, Turtle, Baldplate Duck, Broadwinged Hawks and a ribbon snake.
On October 10th at 8:13am 4 giant turkeys wandered across the lawn - about 25 feet from
where our guests were enjoying their breakfast in the pool room. The day before they had hiked the Turkey Path on the Colton
Point Park side of the Grand Canyon down to Pine Creek. Near the creek there was an old tree with 3 holes in it and
whiskers that appeared to be bear whiskers stuck around the openings!
Memorial Day Weekend 2006 I was driving home thru the Marsh and had to stop
for a Bobcat! It must have come down to the Marsh for a drink. How cool. I had never seen one in the wilds before. We rode
the train ride out along the lake last week and they now point out where the Bald Eagles have a nest!
While I was in the pool at 8am on July 17th three hen turkeys came up out of the gully
for a little visit. I saw them in the back field one day last week. My brother says they have a bunch of chicks but
I haven't seen them - just the momma's.
Some B & B Dates not available
May 23,24 & 25, 2008
May 27 & 28, 2008
June 2, 3 & 4, 2008
June 7,2008
June 21,22,23,24,25, 26, 2008
July 4 & 5, 2008
July 26,2008
August 8 & 9, 2008
August 30 & 31, 2008
September 15,16 & 17,2008
September 20 & 21, 2008
October 3 & 4, 2008
October 10,11 & 12,2008
October 18 & 19,2008
October 20, 2008
December 5 & 6, 2008
- see Room Rates page.
We are on the Train Station side of Wellsboro & Mt. Trail Horse Center &
Thunder Ridge 5 Claybirds and Shoots & Tioga ATV Trails
