Road View Cam at the Raccoon Saloon

A Watchful Eye on the Drive

Set beneath the covered porch of the abandoned Maine farmhouse known as the Raccoon Saloon, this camera looks north across the gravel access road that leads to the property. It is one of the first vantages many viewers check when tracking the comings and goings of the resident raccoon family.

Open Fields and Old Growth

Beyond the wooden porch railing, a broad stretch of mowed lawn gives way to a working hayfield, bordered by a line of mature pines and hardwoods. The mix of open pasture and tall timber makes this one of the more scenic exterior views in the property's camera network.

Tracking the Approach

Because it faces directly up the drive, the camera is well positioned to catch raccoons, deer, and other wildlife as they cross toward the farmhouse. Viewers often use this feed to spot movement early, before it reaches the cameras closer to the buildings.

One Camera Among Many

The road view joins a wide array of fixed cameras covering the Raccoon Saloon property, each trained on a different room, doorway, or outdoor corner. Together they give viewers a complete picture of how the resident raccoons move through their unconventional rural home.