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All along the Mid-Coast of Maine, you'll discover lighthouses, charming villages like Camden, Wiscasset and Newcastle, glacier-carved peninsulas, and grand panoramas.
Come hide away at one of our acclaimed inns and bed and breakfasts. Go antiquing, attend a country auction, browse irresistible shops, visit a museum, and take in a play or concert. Go biking or kayaking, sail on a famous windjammer, take a scenic train excursion, ferry to spectacular islands, or go sightseeing for seals, whales, puffins and dolphins. Join the fun at one of our special events, too!
When it's time to dine, there's everything from salty to sophisticated, including plenty of just-caught lobster.
In the winter, go skiing, skating, or tobogganing, or just curl up by the fire. |
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Blue Skye Farm B&B
Waldoboro, Maine |
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 New to coastal Maine lodging is the historic 18th century house at Blue Skye Farm Bed and Breakfast, Waldoboro, ME. Minutes from the fabulous Maine coastline and within easy reach of Portland, Freeport, Boothbay Harbor and Pemaquid to the south and Belfast, Camden, Rockport and Rockland to the north, this restful countryside B&B retreat is the perfect accommodation for those touring Midcoast Maine.
Fall leaves transform Blue Skye to an autumn postcard and come Spring, the lawns and gardens with their sweeping views, ..... [ more
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The Hartstone Inn
Camden, Maine |
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 Welcome to Camden's Hartstone Inn - Come fall under the spell of one of Camden's grandest historic homes. Built in 1835, this Mansard style Victorian Inn offers an enchanting hideaway in the heart of Camden. In the Morning linger over our sumptuous breakfast and in the afternoon enjoy cookies and tea in the library.
We invite you to experience the cuisine of the Hartstone's Internationally award-winning Chef. Candlelit dinner is presented in our elegantly appointed dining room with fine china and crystal. Chef ..... [ more
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Bradley Inn
New Harbor, Maine |
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 The Bradley Inn at Pemaquid Point was built as a wife's wish and a husband's final gift. Captain HC Bradley completed the Inn just before the turn of the century ~ a compromise for a wife tired of waiting for her husband's ship to come in.
Now a charming old refuge rescued from salt & time with a tradition of graceful hospitality and quiet comfort. A place that stirs memories of summers long gone. Of quiet misty mornings interrupted by the peal of the bell buoy, drawing you past the gardens and rhugosa to sit ..... [ more
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Galen Moses House
Bath, Maine |
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 The home is on the National Register of Historic Homes and has been featured in a number of publications, including the Bank of England's employees magazine "The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street", "The Insider's Guide: Maine's Southern Coast", "The Romantic Northeast" (Ken Christensen), "Maine, Off the Beaten Path" (Wayne Curtis), and all three major newspapers serving Bath.
Built in 1874 for Galen Clapp Moses, the house became an instant celebrity in Bath when Jim and Larry purchased it in 1994 to create a bed & ..... [ more
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A Little Dream B&B
Camden, Maine |
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 Award-winning, intimate & romantic..... A Little Dream is set on two sloping acres of rolling lawns & lovely perennial borders, overlooking two small castles, with long ocean views over Penobscot Bay. Our beautifully appointed accommodations are divided between a white "Cottage style" Victorian with a wicker and flower filled wrap-around porch.... and its beautiful matching Carriage House. Both are on the National Historic Register and were built in 1888 as part of the Norumbega Estate, the famous Victorian Castle that ..... [ more
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Five Gables Inn
Boothbay Harbor, Maine |
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 Five Gables Inn, a beautifully restored, turn of the century country inn, and the last of the turn-of-the-century summer hotels in the Boothbays. Perched on a garden-framed hillside overlooking picturesque Linekin Bay, The Five Gables is one of coastal Maine's most exciting restoration projects, bringing back to life East Boothbay's only remaining summer hotel in East Boothbay, Maine.
The Five Gables began life more than one hundred years ago as the Forest House. The inn still has a broad verandah with a hammock and ..... [ more
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