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  • Rockport, ME

    Rockport Harbor Hotel

    Winter getaways at boutique hotel in historic waterfront village are relaxing — and fun

    Book a winter getaway at the Rockport Harbor Hotel and prepare to be dazzled. Crisp air off the harbor, snow on distant mountains, dramatic beach walks are just some of the activities that draw visitors to coastal Maine in the winter. And the boutique hotel in the historic waterfront village is an inviting sanctuary in winter: Studios and suites have gas fireplaces, ornamental iron balconies (some with harbor views) and spa-inspired bathrooms with large soaking tubs. Guests have access to a nearby state-of-the-art YMCA fitness center. Also nearby: frozen ponds and recreation centers for skating, beaches with scenic walks and views of lighthouses, and the Camden Snow Bowl for skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. Visit art museums or nature centers, go gallery-hopping or shopping.

    Visit our sister properties, 16 Bay View - Grand Harbor Inn - Lord Camden Inn.

    20 Central Street
  • Camden, ME

    Lord Camden Inn

    Fireplace suite with a water view, full buffet breakfast make hotel a must for winter escape

    Wondering about your winter getaway? Why not visit the coast of Maine, where you can walk along dramatic beaches, dine by candlelight in village restaurants and get cozy by the fireplace in your room. At the Lord Camden Inn, in the heart of Camden Village, ME, room amenities include fireplaces, and balconies and porches overlooking the river or harbor. A fitness room features cardio and strength equipment, and guests start their day with a full buffet breakfast. Area activities include skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice skating and hiking. There are museums, nature centers and arts venues to visit and so many restaurants to try! Ask about the Camden Snow Bowl Package, which includes passes to this winter sports center and a gift certificate to a sister hotel’s elegant lobby bar.

    Visit our sister properties, 16 Bay View - Grand Harbor Inn - Rockport Harbor Hotel.

    24 Main Street 207-236-4325
  • Camden, ME

    16 Bay View

    Ready to ski, or just seeking a room with a view and a fireplace? Winter breaks are the best at Camden hotel

    Are plans beginning to percolate for your wintertime escape? Make sure they include booking a room or suite at 16 Bay View, the luxury hotel in the heart of Camden, ME. Get cozy before your room’s gas fireplace or in its deep soaking or massage tub. Some accommodations have harbor views, and all include an expansive continental breakfast. The hotel’s Vintage Room offers signature cocktails, local brews and wine (by the fire) and small plates. Ask for a day pass to the YMCA with an indoor pool, fitness center and rock-climbing wall. Or, ask about the Camden Snow Bowl Package, which includes lift tickets to this winter-fun center with breathtaking views, downhill and night skiing. Area activities also include cross-country skiing, indoor and outdoor skating and snowshoeing.

    Visit our sister properties, Lord Camden Inn - Grand Harbor Inn - Rockport Harbor Hotel.

    16 Bay View Street 844-213-7990

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  • Camden, ME

    Camden Farmers Market – Summer 2023

    Camden Farmer's Market is the place to find fresh local dairy products, meats, and refreshments aplenty. This event highlights sustainable farming practices, too.

    Dates and Hours: Saturdays, Mother's Day Weekend through October; 9 a.m. to noon; Wednesdays, mid-June to September, 3:30 to 6 p.m.

    116 Washington Street
  • Bath, ME

    Bath Year-Round Farmers Market – 2023

    Come and shop for fresh produce, cheese, eggs, meats and poultry, local honey, granola, seafood, baked goods, soups, coffee, hand spun wool, unique gifts and more. Enjoy live music. Vendors.

    Locations: Summer market, May-October, at Waterfront Park, Commercial Street; Winter indoor market, November-April, at Bath Freight Shed, 27 Commercial Street.

    Hours: Year-round; Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon.

    Two locations by season; see description below
  • Boothbay, ME

    Boothbay Farmers Market – Summer 2023

    This market features local fare like fruits and vegetables, fresh, local meat and dairy products, cut flowers, fiber goods and other craft items. Rain or shine.

    Dates and hours: Thursdays, May 19 - October 6, 9 a.m.- noon

    On the Town Common, 1 Boothbay Drive, Route 27 207-882-6374

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About Mid Coast

Welcome to Maine - Mid Coast

Boothbay Harbor, Camden & Rockport offer waterfront hotels & resorts, Craggy coastlines, fishing towns and windjammers

Great Things to Do in Mid Coast ME

Extending from the Freeport area to Penobscot Bay, the Mid Coast is an idyllic region of rocky inlets, lighthouses, fishing ports, and rugged islands where visitors can explore the coastline, eat fresh lobster, and rest in a comfortable inn. Famous towns include Boothbay Harbor, Monhegan Island, Vinalhaven, Rockland, Camden, and Bath.
Boothbay Harbor is a busy fishing village. Visitors, like families with curious kids, can mingle with lobstermen and watch boats come and go. Many visitors explore the shoreline around Boothbay Harbor in sea kayaks. About 900 acres of land is preserved from development and filled with miles of hiking trails. This town also is a departure point by ferry for trips to Monhegan Island. For more than 100 years, Monhegan has been a summer haven for artists.
Another special place along the Mid Coast is the town of Rockland, filled with delightful art galleries, award-winning restaurants, and shops. Owl’s Head Light, one of three lighthouses in the area, is visible in Rockland Harbor. A once-in-a-lifetime experience is a cruise on a Maine windjammer sailing vessel. The Maine Windjammer Association manages fleet of eight of these classic ships, whose spiky profiles have hugged Maine coasts for generations. They sail from Ports in Rockland and Camden on a variety of cruises.
At the town of Camden, between Penobscot Bay and the Camden Hills, vacationers can take an easy hike up Mount Battie. In the winter, skiers at Camden Snow Bowl on Ragged Mountain can simultaneously glide down challenging ski slopes while enjoying a thrilling ocean vista. Another must-see town is Rockport, which has a thriving arts community and a 19th-century opera house.
No matter where you land in the Mid Coast region, natural and small-town beauty is all around you. It is a place to browse for antiques, attend a country auction, visit a museum, take in a play or concert, or go biking or kayaking. In the winter, go skiing, skating, or tobogganing, or just curl up by the fire.

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