Laura's Visiting Maine Guidebook
Locals highly recommend
A long-standing, hugely popular roadside spot that has something for everyone — especially pie!
Nostalgic must see diner with gift shop, cabins and famous pie & ice cream. Opened in 1952 Moodys is a hit!
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Moody's Diner
1885 Atlantic HwyNostalgic must see diner with gift shop, cabins and famous pie & ice cream. Opened in 1952 Moodys is a hit!
The Narrows
As they say, The Narrows is..." the best little Tavern in Maine!"
Great wine, amazing people, and the locals love them!
Visit the Farm on Oyster River Rd. in Warren. Saturdays & Sundays from 12-6.
Events at the FARM: First Fridays are Pizza Night with Uproot Pie Co. Pizza from 5-8 and music from 8-10.
Visit the wine Shop In Downtown Camden @ 31 Elm St. Open Wednesday-Sunday 12-10 pm
**Events in Camden: *every Wednesday 4-8 is Oyster Night with Jolie Roger Oysters *every Thursday is poetry night, starting at 8pm*
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Oyster River Winegrowers
929 Oyster River RdGreat wine, amazing people, and the locals love them!
Visit the Farm on Oyster River Rd. in Warren. Saturdays & Sundays from 12-6.
Events at the FARM: First Fridays are Pizza Night with Uproot Pie Co. Pizza from 5-8 and music from 8-10.
Visit the wine Shop In Downtown Camden @ 31 Elm St. Open Wednesday-Sunday 12-10 pm
**Events in Camden: *every Wednesday 4-8 is Oyster Night with Jolie Roger Oysters *every Thursday is poetry night, starting at 8pm*
Boothbay Harbor is famous for its connection to the sea, so don't leave without taking one of the many boat tours on offer here. Whales, puffins, seals, lighthouses, and lobster boats are just a few of the things you can spot as you cruise around the islands near Boothbay Harbor.
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Boothbay Harbor
Boothbay Harbor is famous for its connection to the sea, so don't leave without taking one of the many boat tours on offer here. Whales, puffins, seals, lighthouses, and lobster boats are just a few of the things you can spot as you cruise around the islands near Boothbay Harbor.
Floods Cove has a campground but if you do not take the right to go into the campground and stay left you will find a tiny little neighborhood beach. While it is not pristine soft white sand it is extremely peaceful. No facilities but a book for an hour or two is perfect!
Floods Cove
Floods Cove has a campground but if you do not take the right to go into the campground and stay left you will find a tiny little neighborhood beach. While it is not pristine soft white sand it is extremely peaceful. No facilities but a book for an hour or two is perfect!
We love this place! reviews go like this...."This store is a must on any trip to Maine. The items for sale are beautifully crafted and there is great variety, from small things to large pieces of furniture. My granddaughters loved visiting here and were intrigued by all the toys."
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Maine State Prison Store
358 Main StWe love this place! reviews go like this...."This store is a must on any trip to Maine. The items for sale are beautifully crafted and there is great variety, from small things to large pieces of furniture. My granddaughters loved visiting here and were intrigued by all the toys."
Marie Reed Park
Walk the seawall out to the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse
Established in 1977. The Alna Store is a seasonally inspired, hyper-locally sourced Market & restaurant. Partnered with regional farmers, fishermen & producers.
From brunches to dinners we have curated & feature various menus of food, wine & cocktails inspired by many different cultures.
The Alna Store has served MidCoast Maine for almost 50 years.
"In the middle of Nowhere and yet central to everywhere" The Alna Store is 10 minutes from Rt. 1 in Wiscasset and central to Augusta, Gardiner + Hallowell, Rockland + Camden, and all of MidCoast Maine.
Alna General Store
2 Dock RdEstablished in 1977. The Alna Store is a seasonally inspired, hyper-locally sourced Market & restaurant. Partnered with regional farmers, fishermen & producers.
From brunches to dinners we have curated & feature various menus of food, wine & cocktails inspired by many different cultures.
The Alna Store has served MidCoast Maine for almost 50 years.
"In the middle of Nowhere and yet central to everywhere" The Alna Store is 10 minutes from Rt. 1 in Wiscasset and central to Augusta, Gardiner + Hallowell, Rockland + Camden, and all of MidCoast Maine.
This is a lovely preserve, which includes a large, undeveloped, quiet pond that is an excellent swimming hole. The trail, protected by the Midcoast Conservancy, is marked with visible blazes and is easy to follow, even with snow on the ground. It takes you to the edge of the pond, including to rocky ledges overlooking the water.
Peters Pond Preserve
This is a lovely preserve, which includes a large, undeveloped, quiet pond that is an excellent swimming hole. The trail, protected by the Midcoast Conservancy, is marked with visible blazes and is easy to follow, even with snow on the ground. It takes you to the edge of the pond, including to rocky ledges overlooking the water.
Sightseeing
This lighthouse is prefect and right next to the rocky coast that Maine is known for. There's a neat little museum attached to the lighthouse as well as an art gallery featuring local artists.
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
3115 Bristol RoadPerfect for a picnic. Breathtaking views.
Eastern Egg Rock is simply a magical place! Close encounters with breeding Atlantic Puffins, Black Guillemot, Arctic Terns, Roseate Terns, Common Terns & Leach’s Storm-petrel. The people here truly care about conservation, the environment, and being inclusive to folks of all backgrounds and identities. And the learning experience is stellar.
Eastern Egg Rock Island
Eastern Egg Rock is simply a magical place! Close encounters with breeding Atlantic Puffins, Black Guillemot, Arctic Terns, Roseate Terns, Common Terns & Leach’s Storm-petrel. The people here truly care about conservation, the environment, and being inclusive to folks of all backgrounds and identities. And the learning experience is stellar.
The Center celebrates the success of Project Puffin in bringing puffins and other rare Maine seabirds back to historic nesting islands. Here the public can view puffins and other seabirds in real time through a remarkable video system that delivers live video to the Center. Visitors can also learn about the success and challenges faced by Audubon and its conservation partners to restore and protect the seabirds on Maine islands and beaches.
Project Puffin Audubon Center
311 Main StThe Center celebrates the success of Project Puffin in bringing puffins and other rare Maine seabirds back to historic nesting islands. Here the public can view puffins and other seabirds in real time through a remarkable video system that delivers live video to the Center. Visitors can also learn about the success and challenges faced by Audubon and its conservation partners to restore and protect the seabirds on Maine islands and beaches.
Located six miles southeast of Damariscotta on Muscongus Bay, Todd Audubon Sanctuary includes a 30-acre mainland parcel as well as 330-acre Hog Island, located a quarter-mile offshore and home to the Audubon Camp in Maine.
Visitors on foot are welcome on both the mainland and island property any time dawn to dusk, seven days a week, year-round.
Hog Island Audubon Camp
12 Audubon RdLocated six miles southeast of Damariscotta on Muscongus Bay, Todd Audubon Sanctuary includes a 30-acre mainland parcel as well as 330-acre Hog Island, located a quarter-mile offshore and home to the Audubon Camp in Maine.
Visitors on foot are welcome on both the mainland and island property any time dawn to dusk, seven days a week, year-round.
La Verna Preserve is best described as a wonderful place for a family adventure.
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LaVerna Preserve - Hiking Area
La Verna Preserve is best described as a wonderful place for a family adventure.
This tide pool and rocky shore were inspiration for Rachel Carson's book The Edge of the Sea. A little bit of the sea is left behind in this salt pond every time the tide recedes. People have been coming to this one-quarter-acre tidal pool for many years, to delight at the tidal remnants within, to explore or picnic on the rocky shore, or, as Rachel Carson did many years ago, to conduct scientific studies. It was from this tidal pool that she gathered some of the material for her book, The Edge of the Sea. A foresighted conservationist, Carson was instrumental in starting the Maine Chapter of The Nature Conservancy in 1956.
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Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve
150 ME-32This tide pool and rocky shore were inspiration for Rachel Carson's book The Edge of the Sea. A little bit of the sea is left behind in this salt pond every time the tide recedes. People have been coming to this one-quarter-acre tidal pool for many years, to delight at the tidal remnants within, to explore or picnic on the rocky shore, or, as Rachel Carson did many years ago, to conduct scientific studies. It was from this tidal pool that she gathered some of the material for her book, The Edge of the Sea. A foresighted conservationist, Carson was instrumental in starting the Maine Chapter of The Nature Conservancy in 1956.
Step back in time! Fort William Henry, built in 1692, was occupied well before the Pilgrims set foot on the Massachusetts coast. For a time, it was the largest fort in New England. The fort housed nearly 20 cannon and a garrison of 60 soldiers.
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Fort William Henry
Old Fort RoadStep back in time! Fort William Henry, built in 1692, was occupied well before the Pilgrims set foot on the Massachusetts coast. For a time, it was the largest fort in New England. The fort housed nearly 20 cannon and a garrison of 60 soldiers.
This was the third lighthouse built in Maine. The U.S. Government acquired Franklin Island in 1806 and completed construction of the Franklin Island Light in 1808. Besides the lighthouse Franklin Island National Wildlife Refuge is a 12 acre island located in Muscongus Bay, six miles off shore from the Town of Friendship, in Knox County, Maine.
Franklin Island National Wildlife Refuge
This was the third lighthouse built in Maine. The U.S. Government acquired Franklin Island in 1806 and completed construction of the Franklin Island Light in 1808. Besides the lighthouse Franklin Island National Wildlife Refuge is a 12 acre island located in Muscongus Bay, six miles off shore from the Town of Friendship, in Knox County, Maine.
Modern refrigeration may have obliterated the ice-harvesting industry, but a slice of quintessential New England history survives here.
The Thompson Ice House is a working museum dedicated to the methods of traditional ice harvesting.
It is believed to be the only commercial ice house on the Register to have stored naturally frozen ice harvested in the traditional way from a nearby pond.
It also holds a community ice cream social in July using old-fashioned ice-cream-making methods and the harvested ice.
The museum is open 1-4 p.m. Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays during July and August or by appointment. The site is always available.
Thompson Ice House
4568 ME-129Modern refrigeration may have obliterated the ice-harvesting industry, but a slice of quintessential New England history survives here.
The Thompson Ice House is a working museum dedicated to the methods of traditional ice harvesting.
It is believed to be the only commercial ice house on the Register to have stored naturally frozen ice harvested in the traditional way from a nearby pond.
It also holds a community ice cream social in July using old-fashioned ice-cream-making methods and the harvested ice.
The museum is open 1-4 p.m. Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays during July and August or by appointment. The site is always available.
Located on the western side of the tip of our peninsula, this trail is so secluded it doesn't even show up as a location on Instagram.
Usually, that means a trail is ill-maintained and full of Atrax-swallowing puddles, but not Seal Cove. Seal Cove is a secret paradise.
Reviews:
"Great place for a relatively easy hike with waterfront views and seals (with patience). The trail goes out around the point of the land and along the water for a good portion of it's length."
Seal Cove Shore Preserve
South RoadLocated on the western side of the tip of our peninsula, this trail is so secluded it doesn't even show up as a location on Instagram.
Usually, that means a trail is ill-maintained and full of Atrax-swallowing puddles, but not Seal Cove. Seal Cove is a secret paradise.
Reviews:
"Great place for a relatively easy hike with waterfront views and seals (with patience). The trail goes out around the point of the land and along the water for a good portion of it's length."
At 71 acres, Plummer Point Preserve boasts more than a mile of shoreline, with rocky points, quarries, and views of both Seal Cove and Long Cove.
Plummer Point is a gem of DRA’s preserve system. Originally a gift to The Nature Conservancy from the Richardson Family, the preserve is now held in trust by the DRA. Several loop options are available and a winter weather cut-off called the West Ridge Trail helps avoid steep slopes in slippery conditions.
Plummer Point Preserve
30 Maine 129At 71 acres, Plummer Point Preserve boasts more than a mile of shoreline, with rocky points, quarries, and views of both Seal Cove and Long Cove.
Plummer Point is a gem of DRA’s preserve system. Originally a gift to The Nature Conservancy from the Richardson Family, the preserve is now held in trust by the DRA. Several loop options are available and a winter weather cut-off called the West Ridge Trail helps avoid steep slopes in slippery conditions.
The trail starts out at the edge of fields, with the river in view, wide and slow. It has trails looping through the woods, across old farmland, and near the Medomak River. This 2.7-mile loop trail is generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 55 min to complete. This is a popular trail for birding, cross-country skiing, and fishing, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of the day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash.
Riverbrook Preserve
3495 Washington RoadThe trail starts out at the edge of fields, with the river in view, wide and slow. It has trails looping through the woods, across old farmland, and near the Medomak River. This 2.7-mile loop trail is generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 55 min to complete. This is a popular trail for birding, cross-country skiing, and fishing, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of the day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash.
Butterflies, endless gardens, trails, a child center for learning and TROLLS! Lots of cool Trolls!
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Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
105 Botanical Gardens DrButterflies, endless gardens, trails, a child center for learning and TROLLS! Lots of cool Trolls!
Owls Head Lighthouse sits majestically atop an 80-foot bluff overlooking Penobscot Bay, near the entrance to Rockland Harbor along Midcoast Maine. Once atop the lighthouse visitors have the chance to admire the gorgeous fourth-order Fresnel lens that dates back to 1856 while enjoying panoramic views of the bay, islands and marine traffic, including Maine’s elegant windjammer fleet.
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奧爾斯海德燈塔
186 Lighthouse RoadOwls Head Lighthouse sits majestically atop an 80-foot bluff overlooking Penobscot Bay, near the entrance to Rockland Harbor along Midcoast Maine. Once atop the lighthouse visitors have the chance to admire the gorgeous fourth-order Fresnel lens that dates back to 1856 while enjoying panoramic views of the bay, islands and marine traffic, including Maine’s elegant windjammer fleet.
1,000 acres of protected land in Jefferson. Rich with a variety of habitat and terrain including over a mile of shorefront on Little Dyer Pond. Miles of multi-use trails great for hiking and biking, rolled and groomed XC ski trails, and several rustic huts and tent sites are waiting for you. Hidden Valley Nature Center (HVNC) is your forest. Come learn about sustainable forestry or attend a full moon paddle. Join us at one of more than 30 programs to learn new skills or just explore this world-class, award-winning nature center. All are welcome; $5 day-use donations from non-members are accepted at the gatehouse.
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Hidden Valley Nature Center
131 Egypt Rd1,000 acres of protected land in Jefferson. Rich with a variety of habitat and terrain including over a mile of shorefront on Little Dyer Pond. Miles of multi-use trails great for hiking and biking, rolled and groomed XC ski trails, and several rustic huts and tent sites are waiting for you. Hidden Valley Nature Center (HVNC) is your forest. Come learn about sustainable forestry or attend a full moon paddle. Join us at one of more than 30 programs to learn new skills or just explore this world-class, award-winning nature center. All are welcome; $5 day-use donations from non-members are accepted at the gatehouse.
This an unknown gem! The Waldoborough Historical Society, established in 1968, collects and preserves the history and hist
Waldoborough Historical Society
1164 Main StThis an unknown gem! The Waldoborough Historical Society, established in 1968, collects and preserves the history and hist
This is a cute little park with a kayak launch. Something small but special to enjoy right here in Waldoboro. Great for a picnic.
Medomak River Rest Area
This is a cute little park with a kayak launch. Something small but special to enjoy right here in Waldoboro. Great for a picnic.
Boat launch area with tables/benches & green grass. Great for a picnic by the Medomack River. Something small yet special right here in Waldoboro.
Pine Street Landing
Boat launch area with tables/benches & green grass. Great for a picnic by the Medomack River. Something small yet special right here in Waldoboro.
50 acres of wooded land, features diverse undeveloped forests as well as wetlands, pond & ocean frontage. An easy 1 mile loop begins by taking the trail to the right just beyond the trailhead, onto the Spruce Woods Loop (blazed blue). After 0.3 miles, the Spruce Woods Loop comes to the first junction with the Crystal Pond Loop, on the right. The Crystal Pond Loop (blazed yellow) is 0.2 miles in length. It offers access to the shores of the pond in two locations before meeting back up with the Spruce Woods Loop, just north of the first junction of these two trails. A left back onto the Spruce Woods Loop leads back to the trailhead & parking area.
Spruce Woods Loop to Muscongus Bay Loop
This 1.5 mile figure-eight begins by taking the trail to the left just beyond the trailhead, onto the Spruce Woods Loop (blazed blue), formerly known as the old logging trail. After 0.4 miles, the Spruce Woods Loop comes to the junction with the Muscongus Bay Loop. Muscongus Bay Loop (blazed green) is 0.5 miles in length, and goes downhill to the shore of Muscongus Bay before coming back up to meet up with the Spruce Woods Loop. The Muscongus Bay Loop contains one section that is fairly steep. Taking a left after completing the Muscongus Bay Loop, the trail continues around the Spruce Woods Loop, returning back to the parking lot in a clockwise direction.
Martin Point Wildlife Preserve
50 acres of wooded land, features diverse undeveloped forests as well as wetlands, pond & ocean frontage. An easy 1 mile loop begins by taking the trail to the right just beyond the trailhead, onto the Spruce Woods Loop (blazed blue). After 0.3 miles, the Spruce Woods Loop comes to the first junction with the Crystal Pond Loop, on the right. The Crystal Pond Loop (blazed yellow) is 0.2 miles in length. It offers access to the shores of the pond in two locations before meeting back up with the Spruce Woods Loop, just north of the first junction of these two trails. A left back onto the Spruce Woods Loop leads back to the trailhead & parking area.
Spruce Woods Loop to Muscongus Bay Loop
This 1.5 mile figure-eight begins by taking the trail to the left just beyond the trailhead, onto the Spruce Woods Loop (blazed blue), formerly known as the old logging trail. After 0.4 miles, the Spruce Woods Loop comes to the junction with the Muscongus Bay Loop. Muscongus Bay Loop (blazed green) is 0.5 miles in length, and goes downhill to the shore of Muscongus Bay before coming back up to meet up with the Spruce Woods Loop. The Muscongus Bay Loop contains one section that is fairly steep. Taking a left after completing the Muscongus Bay Loop, the trail continues around the Spruce Woods Loop, returning back to the parking lot in a clockwise direction.
Breathtaking Riverfront Nature Preserve just steps from the home. Take the time to walk down...you will not regret it!
Waldoboro Village River Park
Breathtaking Riverfront Nature Preserve just steps from the home. Take the time to walk down...you will not regret it!
Taller Than the Statue of Liberty!
The Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory is the crown jewel of coastal Maine, offering spectacular 360-degree views of the Penobscot River and Bay, the Maine countryside and the distant western mountains. Tourists and travel writers alike have been attracted to the unique character of this structure, its historical significance and the stunning vistas. Engineering and transportation geeks are fascinated by the award-winning and innovative design. Visitors of all ages and interests will enjoy this unique campus that includes
the tallest public bridge observatory in the world;
historic Fort Knox;
picnic tables and grills;
a diversity of interpretive panels explaining the history of the region, natural wildlife of the area and more;
a covered pavilion for hosting family reunions, small weddings and other special events; as well as
the perfect backdrops for your vacation or family photos.
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Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory
740 Ft Knox RdTaller Than the Statue of Liberty!
The Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory is the crown jewel of coastal Maine, offering spectacular 360-degree views of the Penobscot River and Bay, the Maine countryside and the distant western mountains. Tourists and travel writers alike have been attracted to the unique character of this structure, its historical significance and the stunning vistas. Engineering and transportation geeks are fascinated by the award-winning and innovative design. Visitors of all ages and interests will enjoy this unique campus that includes
the tallest public bridge observatory in the world;
historic Fort Knox;
picnic tables and grills;
a diversity of interpretive panels explaining the history of the region, natural wildlife of the area and more;
a covered pavilion for hosting family reunions, small weddings and other special events; as well as
the perfect backdrops for your vacation or family photos.
Dodge Point was once an award winning tree farm owned by the Freeman Family. The State of Maine purchased it in 1989, with help and funding from the Damariscotta River Association, the Maine Coastal Program, and the Land for Maine’s Future Program. Towering plantation red pine still dominate much of the forest and the State continues the longstanding tradition of careful timber harvest at regular intervals. Dodge Point boasts an extensive trail system and is the northeast terminus of the River-Link Trail. Coastal Rivers maintains a dock on the Dodge Point shore for public use. Dodge Point consists of over 500 acres with more than 8,000 feet of frontage along the Damariscotta River.
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Dodge Point Preserve
Dodge Point was once an award winning tree farm owned by the Freeman Family. The State of Maine purchased it in 1989, with help and funding from the Damariscotta River Association, the Maine Coastal Program, and the Land for Maine’s Future Program. Towering plantation red pine still dominate much of the forest and the State continues the longstanding tradition of careful timber harvest at regular intervals. Dodge Point boasts an extensive trail system and is the northeast terminus of the River-Link Trail. Coastal Rivers maintains a dock on the Dodge Point shore for public use. Dodge Point consists of over 500 acres with more than 8,000 feet of frontage along the Damariscotta River.
Craft beer & wine
OAFB's mission is to create beer that refreshes, and sustains the hardworking body and mind. As a result our farmhouse ales focuses on the honesty of the product, variability of the seasons, locality and purity of the ingredients.
Odd Alewives Farm Brewery is one of the only farm breweries in the state. OAFB operates a brewery, wood fired kitchen, brew pub, and farm in Midcoast Maine.
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Odd Alewives Farm Brewery
99 Old Rte OneOdd Alewives Farm Brewery is one of the only farm breweries in the state. OAFB operates a brewery, wood fired kitchen, brew pub, and farm in Midcoast Maine.
The mansion's original carriage house has been converted into a wine bar, named “Ida’s”, after Captain Stahl’s entrepreneurial daughter-in-law. Offering both natural and traditional wines from around the world. Ida’s Wine Bar is the perfect venue for guests to wind down their day or prepare for the evening ahead. Open Daily: 4 - 9:30 pm
Ida's Wine Bar
The mansion's original carriage house has been converted into a wine bar, named “Ida’s”, after Captain Stahl’s entrepreneurial daughter-in-law. Offering both natural and traditional wines from around the world. Ida’s Wine Bar is the perfect venue for guests to wind down their day or prepare for the evening ahead. Open Daily: 4 - 9:30 pm
Food scene
This restaurant is right on the water allowing you to watch majestic boat traffic as you enjoy your meal. Whether you are exploring coastal Maine or waiting for your Atlantic Puffins cruise, it is a family-friendly place with a great menu. The fish tacos are out of this world and you must get the locally grown oysters. So delicious!
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The Contented Sole
Colonial Pemaquid RoadThis restaurant is right on the water allowing you to watch majestic boat traffic as you enjoy your meal. Whether you are exploring coastal Maine or waiting for your Atlantic Puffins cruise, it is a family-friendly place with a great menu. The fish tacos are out of this world and you must get the locally grown oysters. So delicious!
Classic old-school diner cooking up mouth-watering grub, breakfast & lunch. The type of place where everyone knows your name, assuming it's your second time...lol! Seriously don't miss out on this gem!
Deb's Bristol Diner
1267 Bristol RoadClassic old-school diner cooking up mouth-watering grub, breakfast & lunch. The type of place where everyone knows your name, assuming it's your second time...lol! Seriously don't miss out on this gem!
Waterfront fine dining experience that also overlooks the harbor, the shoppers and all the beautiful boats.
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Coastal Prime
35 Atlantic AveWaterfront fine dining experience that also overlooks the harbor, the shoppers and all the beautiful boats.
Deli-style vegan cafe that offers sandwiches, salads, baked goods, soup, and a small retail section. Grab a bottle of their vegan wine and chill out with their delicious items. The view is breathtaking and they don't rush you.
salt + pepper social by S+P Foods
67 Main StreetDeli-style vegan cafe that offers sandwiches, salads, baked goods, soup, and a small retail section. Grab a bottle of their vegan wine and chill out with their delicious items. The view is breathtaking and they don't rush you.
Birches Coffee Bar and Market
Samoset Resort
220 Warrenton StA beautiful waterfront restaurant in Rockland.
A seasonal restaurant offering a cocktail bar, dinner and pub menu with stunning views of Round Pond Harbor.
The Anchor Restaurant
34 R-33A seasonal restaurant offering a cocktail bar, dinner and pub menu with stunning views of Round Pond Harbor.
Oysterhead Pizza
Water front restaurant that even serves on a dock. Live music and joyous staff!
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The Slipway Restaurant
24 Public LandingWater front restaurant that even serves on a dock. Live music and joyous staff!
Downtown Rockport. Casual dining in a trendy setting. Perfect for strolling the museums, retail & Theatre that surround Ada's.
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Ada's Kitchen
449 Main StDowntown Rockport. Casual dining in a trendy setting. Perfect for strolling the museums, retail & Theatre that surround Ada's.
Bred in the Bone
Downtown Damariscotta. Fine dining in a quant Maine waterfront town
Lovely Grocery/market known for high quality cooked & ready to eat lobsters & other seafood.
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Wallace's Market
11 Harbor RdLovely Grocery/market known for high quality cooked & ready to eat lobsters & other seafood.
AT Delano Seafood Market and Seafood Shack we offer a store full of fresh and frozen Maine seafood, rubs, sauces, and cold beverages including beers and wines. You’ll also find many Maine made items along with everything you need to cook and enjoy your fresh Maine lobster! Our seafood shack is known for some of the best seafood in town. You’ll love the flavor of all our seafood dishes, and if you aren’t a seafood lover we’ve got other dishes such as hamburgers, steak bombs and more. But we don’t stop there…before you head out make sure you treat yourself to an ice-cream or desert for the ride home!
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Delano Seafood Market
2090 Atlantic HwyAT Delano Seafood Market and Seafood Shack we offer a store full of fresh and frozen Maine seafood, rubs, sauces, and cold beverages including beers and wines. You’ll also find many Maine made items along with everything you need to cook and enjoy your fresh Maine lobster! Our seafood shack is known for some of the best seafood in town. You’ll love the flavor of all our seafood dishes, and if you aren’t a seafood lover we’ve got other dishes such as hamburgers, steak bombs and more. But we don’t stop there…before you head out make sure you treat yourself to an ice-cream or desert for the ride home!
A local favorite for seafood. They will pre-cook it for you if requested in advance.
Creamer's Shellfish
A local favorite for seafood. They will pre-cook it for you if requested in advance.
The Perch Café & Bakery at 11 Friendship Road offers espresso, freshly baked bagels with a variety of toppings, many creative sweets treats & gluten-free items, and an array of fresh baked goods all in a colorful & welcoming atmosphere.
Perch Cafe & Bakery
The Perch Café & Bakery at 11 Friendship Road offers espresso, freshly baked bagels with a variety of toppings, many creative sweets treats & gluten-free items, and an array of fresh baked goods all in a colorful & welcoming atmosphere.
Find a hidden gem in Round Pond, Maine
Fabulous Food & Great Bar! Come enjoy the best of Maine’s local seafood & craft beer.
The Anchor Restaurant
34 R-33Find a hidden gem in Round Pond, Maine
Fabulous Food & Great Bar! Come enjoy the best of Maine’s local seafood & craft beer.
The Causeway is a charming MidCoast Maine restaurant in Spruce Head open year-round inviting neighbors, friends, and visitors from afar to experience genuine hospitality in a comfortable setting with stunning ocean views. The Causeway crew offer guests a relaxed, welcoming vibe at the inn while serving the highest quality, local food
The Causeway restaurant
The Causeway is a charming MidCoast Maine restaurant in Spruce Head open year-round inviting neighbors, friends, and visitors from afar to experience genuine hospitality in a comfortable setting with stunning ocean views. The Causeway crew offer guests a relaxed, welcoming vibe at the inn while serving the highest quality, local food
S. Fernald's Country Store
50 Main StDine in and take out country store, deli, sandwich shop.
Enduring waterside seafood spot with live music & an oyster bar plus views of tugs & lobster boats in the cove.
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Robinson's Wharf
20 Hendricks Hill RdEnduring waterside seafood spot with live music & an oyster bar plus views of tugs & lobster boats in the cove.
The Pub at Newagen Seaside Inn
Oceanside restaurant with great views and a water front boardwalk.
The Block Saloon
173 Main StCraft cocktail & kitchen
An unexpected treasure, an unexpected place
Seafood! "Something on the menu for the whole family!
Try our Big Sexy crab roll with bacon our blobster roll
or our new fried lobster basket!"
Karen's Hideaway
716 Wiscasset RdSeafood! "Something on the menu for the whole family!
Try our Big Sexy crab roll with bacon our blobster roll
or our new fried lobster basket!"
Sail the Bennie Alice from Pier 6 in Boothbay Harbor to Cabbage Island, a quintessential Maine experience. The Moore family hosts guests 7 days a week from mid-June through Labor Day. There you will enjoy a traditional Downeast clambake cooked on the water's edge.
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Cabbage Island Clambakes
22 Commercial StreetSail the Bennie Alice from Pier 6 in Boothbay Harbor to Cabbage Island, a quintessential Maine experience. The Moore family hosts guests 7 days a week from mid-June through Labor Day. There you will enjoy a traditional Downeast clambake cooked on the water's edge.
Recreational Sporting Fun
A historic links course that is challenging but fun to play. A true "gem" in mid-coast Maine.
Designed by famed architects Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek and opened in 1926, Wawenock has hosted generations of golfers who like a downeast atmosphere while being tested as only a thoughtfully planned course can. Located on Route 129 in Walpole, Maine, just 5 miles south of Damariscotta
Open to the public and memberships are available.
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Wawenock Golf Club
685 ME-129A historic links course that is challenging but fun to play. A true "gem" in mid-coast Maine.
Designed by famed architects Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek and opened in 1926, Wawenock has hosted generations of golfers who like a downeast atmosphere while being tested as only a thoughtfully planned course can. Located on Route 129 in Walpole, Maine, just 5 miles south of Damariscotta
Open to the public and memberships are available.
Beach
Enjoy picnicking & swimming at one of Maine's most popular parks, located on beautiful Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson.
This Park offers a large freshwater lake with a sandy beach, a relaxing location for beach goers, and recreational fun.
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Damariscotta Lake State Park
Enjoy picnicking & swimming at one of Maine's most popular parks, located on beautiful Damariscotta Lake in Jefferson.
This Park offers a large freshwater lake with a sandy beach, a relaxing location for beach goers, and recreational fun.
This sandy beach is just south of Waldoboro on the scenic Pemaquid Peninsula.
It offers facilities such as outdoor and indoor showers, bathrooms, chair and umbrella rentals, gift shop, and a quite impressive food shack.
A small fee is charged:
Adults and Children 12 and Older
$5.00
Children 5 -11
$1
Children 4 and under Free
Bristol Tax Payers/Residents
Free with a renewed annual Park Pass
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Pemaquid Beach
This sandy beach is just south of Waldoboro on the scenic Pemaquid Peninsula.
It offers facilities such as outdoor and indoor showers, bathrooms, chair and umbrella rentals, gift shop, and a quite impressive food shack.
A small fee is charged:
Adults and Children 12 and Older
$5.00
Children 5 -11
$1
Children 4 and under Free
Bristol Tax Payers/Residents
Free with a renewed annual Park Pass
Birch Point Beach State Park is close, in Owls Head. The 62-acre park sits on Penobscot Bay with glorious views that are oh-so Maine.The park offers the kind of peace you just can't find in some of the larger, more popular towns further south. And while visiting Birch Point Beach might require a drive for some, we can promise you it's worth the journey. One of the most stunning features of the park is the crescent shaped beach offering views of the bay. And if you're looking for a bit of activity, you'll find two trails at either end of the beach.
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Birch Point Beach State Park
459 South Shore DriveBirch Point Beach State Park is close, in Owls Head. The 62-acre park sits on Penobscot Bay with glorious views that are oh-so Maine.The park offers the kind of peace you just can't find in some of the larger, more popular towns further south. And while visiting Birch Point Beach might require a drive for some, we can promise you it's worth the journey. One of the most stunning features of the park is the crescent shaped beach offering views of the bay. And if you're looking for a bit of activity, you'll find two trails at either end of the beach.
A hidden gem! This little peninsula in Friendship is beautiful and offers a small beach for swimming off Martin Point Road.
Walker's Beach (Martin's Point Beach)
A hidden gem! This little peninsula in Friendship is beautiful and offers a small beach for swimming off Martin Point Road.
Laundry
We may have established our on-site laundry service but in the case that has not been completed please use our friendly Friendship Street laundromat :)
Friendship Street Laundromat
26 Friendship RoadWe may have established our on-site laundry service but in the case that has not been completed please use our friendly Friendship Street laundromat :)