Bedroom 3 Cam at the Raccoon Saloon

A Well-Loved Nesting Spot

Tucked upstairs in the Raccoon Saloon, an abandoned Maine farmhouse now claimed by a family of wild raccoons, this camera looks straight into "Bedroom 3" — a quiet corner turned into a favorite nesting bed. A worn quilt and a scatter of plush toys, torn open and restuffed countless times, show just how often the resident raccoons burrow in to rest.

The Popular Hole

In the far corner, a dark crawl-hole in the wall connects Bedroom 3 to the rest of the farmhouse's hidden passages. It is one of the busiest thoroughfares on the property, leading toward the Over-Porch camera and, further along, the Behind-Dresser den and the attic beyond.

Life in an Abandoned Camp

The Raccoon Saloon began as a modest rural hunting camp before its owners drifted away, leaving the farmhouse to the elements — and eventually to a family of enterprising raccoons. Bare wood flooring, peeling plaster, and forgotten furnishings still line the rooms the animals have made their own.

Part of a Larger Network

This bedroom view is one of many fixed cameras placed throughout the Raccoon Saloon, each watching a different room or corner of the property. Infrared illumination keeps the scene visible around the clock, letting viewers follow the raccoons as they nest, forage, and explore their unusual rural home.