These Dome Houses In Maine Will Make You Feel Like You’ve Traveled To Scandinavia

We love exploring the parts of Maine that offer unexpected treasures. While these can be found so frequently that they might be expected at this point, we'll never get tired of feeling like the first person to try something new here. And what could be better than finding the perfect place to spend the night in a state that calls itself Vacationland? If you agree, these rentable dome houses will have you planning a weekend away in Maine ASAP!

Come Spring Farm in Union sits on 28 ultra-beautiful acres of Maine land. In the summer there's nothing quite like the greens and blues you'll find here. And in the fall and winter there is nothing cozier.

Our favorite thing about the land might be that it has a geodesic dome home that can be rented by the night.

The dome sits on 10 of the farm's acres and offers plenty of peace and quiet, both inside and out.

One section of the dome is completely clear with windows, making for the ultimate view of fall foliage or snow falling.

And, because of the dome shape, you can even plan on watching all of this from bed.

The queen bed is as comfortable as they come!

Each dome also has its own bathhouse, which means you won't need to share.

This is the ultimate option if you're looking for some peace and quiet. But, if you do need to stay connected, they've got portable WiFi to take with you to your dome. This is convenient, but there's also a good chance you'll just want to relax and unplug while you're here. And we say go for it!

Come Spring Farm Glamping can be booked from April to mid-December for about $200 a night, depending on the date. You can learn more about these dome houses in Maine, check out some photos, and reserve your nights by visiting this page on Airbnb.

If you love this idea of a night away under the stars like this you might want to spend a cozy night stargazing with a stay at this eco-friendly dome hotel in Maine.