Ep 9. Camp Lucky Seven

In Maine Cabin Masters season 8 episode 9, "Camp Lucky Seven," the team is tasked with renovating a family camp located on seven acres of Maine wilderness. The camp has been in the family for generations, but hasn't been used in years and is in desperate need of a makeover. The team faces challenges such as bear sightings and a leaky roof, but are determined to give the camp a new life.

The team, consisting of Chase, Ryan, Ashley, Jedi, and Dixie, begin by assessing the state of the camp. The main lodge is in serious disrepair, with rotting floorboards and an outdated kitchen. The team decides to tear down the existing kitchen and start from scratch, installing new cabinets, appliances, and a beautiful wood countertop. They also replace the old flooring with new, durable vinyl planks that will stand up to the wear and tear of camp life.

The main living area of the camp is also in need of some serious attention. The team decides to keep the existing fireplace, but replaces the old, faded carpet with stunning hardwood flooring. They also install new windows to let in more natural light and offer stunning views of the surrounding wilderness.

One of the most exciting challenges the team faces during this renovation is the addition of a brand new bunkhouse. The bunkhouse will provide separate sleeping quarters for the family, and will be built entirely from scratch by the Maine Cabin Masters. The team works tirelessly to construct the new building, using high-quality materials to ensure its longevity. The bunkhouse is spacious and comfortable, featuring plenty of room for beds and a cozy sitting area.

Throughout the renovation process, the team encounters unexpected obstacles, such as a massive bee infestation and a faulty water pump. Despite these setbacks, the Maine Cabin Masters push through and complete the renovation on schedule, much to the delight of the family.

In the end, the Maine Cabin Masters have created a stunning family retreat that perfectly blends modern amenities with rustic charm. The family is thrilled with their new camp and can't wait to start making memories on their seven acres of Maine wilderness.