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 neighbors us.

After years of putting our distinctive signature on every inch of this charming property, we now happily share this special spot with guests from around the world! Come join us, won't you?

Abigail's Inn Bed and Breakfast has spacious rooms, well appointed private baths, luxurious linens, delicious breakfasts, off-street parking, and is just a short walk to Camden's harbor, shops, and restaurants. At Abigail's Inn Bed & Breakfast you can come rest, relax, and leave your car behind.

The Amsbury Hill inn offers two very private rooms, each having it's own entrance and full bathroom, and is located on over five acres of spacious lawns, lush gardens, hilltop forest and trails. Only a few moments walk from the Rockport Corner Shop, the Sail Loft Restaurant, and just a five minute drive from Downtown Camden. Away from the noise and traffic, the Amsbury Hill Inn is the perfect choice for travelers who prefer privacy while having easy access to everything Maine has to offer. A wireless broadband internet connection is available in the rooms and outside, near the house at no extra charge.

The Beach Cottage Inn graces one acre of oceanfront in Lincolnville Beach, Maine. This recently renovated mid-coast Maine Inn features decks overlooking Penobscot Bay and access to the sand beach. Sleep in a delightful guest room that boasts New England style cottage décor. Enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast served at Golden Pine Café.

Beach Cottage Inn is within walking distance of the shops and restaurants in the village of Lincolnville Beach. Visit local museums, art galleries and antique shops, attend wine tastings, weekend festivals and summer concerts, or go hiking in the Camden Hills State Park. You can even take a day trip to the island of Isleboro by riding the ferry from the town's pier.

Located just two short blocks from Camden's harbor and shops, The Belmont Inn is a lovingly restored Edwardian home surrounded by long porches and flower gardens. Our six guest rooms and two spacious living rooms are decorated with comfortable elegance. All rooms have private baths and air conditioning; some have gas-fire stoves. Start your day with our acclaimed gourmet breakfast. Later enjoy afternoon tea, with home baked cookies and cake, and in the evening, come home for dessert.

Only 3 blocks to Camden harbor and the heart of the village, The Blackberry Inn at Blackberry Common welcomes you to luxurious accommodations and fine dining in Camden Maine! With 11 guestrooms, the inn is nestled in the midst of over an acre of gardens and woodlands. Each guest room is graciously appointed,with private bath and air conditioning. Enjoy a gas fireplace, soak in a whirlpool or clawfoot tub or relax on your personal deck or patio. Garden Suite Rooms and those in the Tinker's Cottage are tucked amid perennial gardens have private entrances.

Maine Explorer's Guide says "We think Blackberry has the prettiest interiors in town...".

The Blue Harbor House Inn is comfortably elegant, yet refreshingly casual. Built in 1810, it’s historic charms blend perfectly with modern comforts. Enjoy soft linens, comfortable robes, Four Poster beds, fireplaces and Jacuzzi tubs for your comfort and relaxation – and WiFi to keep in touch!

The Inn is ideally located a short stroll from Camden’s famous picturesque harbor and Camden village shops and restaurants.

An intimate boutique lifestyle inn, the Camden Harbour Inn is a sought-out oasis for those who wish to savor the finer aspects of travel, relaxation, discovery, and renewal. The Inn is perched on a hilltop with 180-degree views of the village, harbor, mountains, Penobscot Bay, and evergreen islands. Take time to luxuriate in your bed chamber overlooking the water, dine on exquisite cuisine in Natalie’s award-winning restaurant, and experience the mind-body benefits of Zero Balancing in the spa. Elegant modern décor and upscale restaurant, blended with the warmth and personal service of a traditional inn.

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The Hawthorn Inn Bed and Breakfast offers elegant lodging and romantic vacation getaway accommodations with beautiful décor, Jacuzzis, soaking tubs, fireplaces, and private decks with seasonal harbor views, perfect for Camden Maine weddings. Experience the romance of this spacious Midcoast Maine retreat in pampered luxury—candlelight, fresh flowers, sumptuous robes. Savor a full, gourmet breakfast on the terrace and decks in summer and in the sunny dining room or cozy library in winter.

Completely remodeled and renovated, the Camden Hideaway Inn is the newest addition to the Hartstone Inn family. This historic building features seven lovely rooms and suites, a breakfast room, a front parlor and a game room. Our new spa services room also resides in this delightful white clapboard house — located just two blocks from the Hartstone Inn building.

Relaxed, cozy, romantic, and very friendly, the Camden Maine Stay is a grand old home located in the historic district of Camden Maine, one of America's most beautiful seaside villages. A two-block walk down tree lined streets brings you to the harbor park, shops and restaurants. Rated #1 in TripAdvisor for Camden Bed and Breakfast Inns. Come and share the experience, the charm and elegance of this grand old New England home. Come and taste the History and the Tradition of Maine with innkeepers Roberta and Claudio Latanza.

The Camden Windward House Bed and Breakfast was built in 1856 by a Sea Captain and ship builder named Elijah Glover. The house is Greek revival in structure and is on the National Registry. The Inn is on the National Registry because the property was once owned by General Knox of the Civil War. The house has a long lodging history, in the 1900’s – 1980’s the house was a rooming house for fisherman and lobstermen. In the 1980’s it was converted to a Bed and Breakfast.

All of the rooms have been updated with private bathrooms, televisions, and air conditioners. The rooms are beautifully and simply decorated for comfort. Breakfast is served each morning.  The guests can choose from a menu and are offered coffee and tea each morning and afternoon. 

The Captain Swift Inn is a comfortable, cozy Inn in Camden, Maine, the center of Maine’s midcoast. Captain Frank Swift established Maine's first passenger schooner fleet while living in this white clapboard village landmark inn. Originally built for lumber merchant Simon Hunt during the presidency of James Madison, our house retains it's wonderful wide pine floors, chair rails, exposed beams, intricate moldings, and five fireplaces, one with a beehive oven. Between 8:00 and 9:30 each morning, you'll be served a full, hearty breakfast in the dining room. The inn is open year round.

It's the setting that sets Castleview by the Sea apart. The Inn is located on the waterside of the oceanview section of Camden's historic district, with spectacular glass walled views of Camden's only two castles and the sea, right from your bed! Count the stars across the bay and wake up to bold Maine Coast views. Bright and airy charm of classic 1856 cape architecture, wide pine floors, beams, clawfoot tubs, skylights, ceiling fans and stained glass. Private balconies.

Oceanfront hideaway with accommodations at the edge of the sea. "A luxury-quality B & B lodging" & "easily among the region's most quiet and peaceful retreats" says Frommer's. The inn's oceanfront accommodations and gardens are unmatched in the area. Come see why The Maine Explorer's guide considers Cedarholm Garden Bay accommodations "hidden gems at the edge of the sea that overlook Penobscot Bay and will knock your socks off with their privacy and myriad features." Here great attention to detail is evident from the carefully chosen furnishings & original artwork to the meticulously kept gardens and grounds. The inn is included in numerous guide books and has been recognized by the national media.

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Only 3 blocks to Camden harbor and the heart of the village, The Elms B&B at Blackberry Common welcomes you to luxurious accommodations and fine dining in Camden Maine! With 7 guestrooms, the inn is nestled in the midst of over an acre of gardens and woodlands. Each guest room is graciously appointed,with private bath and air conditioning. Enjoy a gas fireplace, soak in a whirlpool or clawfoot tub or relax on your personal deck or patio. Garden Suite Rooms and those in the Tinker's Cottage are tucked amid perennial gardens have private entrances.

An enchanting hideaway in the heart of Camden village that Fodor’s considers “An elegant and sophisticated retreat and culinary destination”, this Mansard style Victorian built in 1835 offers a unique experience in pampered luxury.“ From Quimper faince and luscious linens in the guest rooms to the world-class cuisine in the dining room and the collection of live orchids in the common areas, Mary Jo and Michael Salmon get absolutely everything right” says the Maine Explorers Guide. Named a "Top 10 Romantic Inn" for 2010 by iLoveInns

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A luxury oceanfront Inn, this Andrew Harper Best Hideways-recommended, Select Registry bed and breakfast inn offers spectacular ocean views from all accomodations, and all the amenities you can expect from a AAA 4-Diamond property. Near picturesque Camden, in a secluded and romantic setting. Elegant yet comfortable contemporary cottages and rooms, with private decks, fireplaces, flat-screen tvs, ipod docks, dvd players, free wireless, and a popplestone beach a few steps from your deck. A very special place to watch a full moon rise, to sleep to the gentle murmur of waves and to awaken to a breathtaking sunrise. Feast on a sumptious breakfast in the ocean room and cap off the day with a glass of wine by the fire in the library.

This historic architectural landmark sits atop a rise overlooking Penobscot Bay in the beautiful coastal town of Camden, Maine. Norumbega's unique Victorian characteristics have attained it as the most photographed structure on the coast of Maine. Built in 1886, a castle of stone and wood nestled into a four-acre slope of Mt. Battie; Norumbega offers 10 deluxe rooms and 2 incredible suites. With its rich wood paneling, coffered ceilings, inlaid wood floors, stained glass windows, carved Gothic fireplaces, balconies and turret rooms, Norumbega expresses the ultimate in historic lodging accommodations.

Ocean views from every room! The Spouter Inn, a restored 1832 Colonial offers all the comforts of home. The Inn is situated on 2 acres in a small coastal village within walking distance of restaurants, shops and the Islesboro Ferry. Private baths, fireplaces, Jacuzzi's, full country breakfasts, period antiques and a friendly atmosphere. Sit on the porch rockers and take in the splendid view of Penobscot Bay or hike in Camden Hills State Park. Do as much or as little as you wish, whatever the season, your mood, or the weather.

The Swan House is a small, intimate 1870 Victorian bed and breakfast nestled at the foot of Mt. Battie on scenic Penobscot Bay in Camden, Maine. The inn could be considered one of Camden's best kept secrets since it is located in the traditional village, away from busy Route 1 traffic. A short walk down the hill leads to the heart of downtown Camden with its picturesque harbor, unique and interesting shops and excellent restaurants. If you enjoy casual elegance and warm hospitality in a relaxing setting, you will find the Swan House a welcome and special place to stay.

Escape to this delightful hillside B&B that sits on one acre in the shadow of Mt. Battie overlooking Penobscot Bay in the historic district of Camden, Maine. The inn is decorated with all the fine details of the 18th and 19th century Early American period. The oldest portion of the home was built in the late 1790's by Jesse Thomas. Timbercliffe Cottage Bed and Breakfast has six guest rooms with private baths that boast the best of the old and new. Some rooms have fireplaces. All rooms have comfortable accommodations with historic décor.

Victorian by the Sea is a century-old shingle-style Victorian-era home with magnificent views of the islands of Penobscot Bay. The Inn is conveniently located in a quiet country setting in Lincolnville, just four miles north of downtown Camden. Each of the seven guest rooms features a private bath and ultra comfortable queen-sized bed. Many rooms have ocean views and fireplaces. The wide wrap-around porch with its white wicker furniture provides a tranquil setting to enjoy the view, read a book, or chat with other guests.

Historic Inn since 1901. Upscale yet affordable. Just minutes from spectacular Camden Harbor. The main inn has 40 rooms, most with private baths. An annex, a shingle style cottage from the turn of the century, offers 5 rooms including a 3 bed- 2 bath suite unlike any other in the midcoast region. On the National Register of Historic Places. You will find a mix of simple but comfortable appointments- antiques-luxury imported bed linens and the most comfortable beds on the planet.

The Youngtown Inn is a classic 1810 farmhouse built proudly upon two centuries of New England heritage. Nestled in the Camden Hills, the inn is just five minutes away from Camden Harbor. This grand old house was the center of Young family poultry and dairy farm for more than seven generations. This intimate Inn offers six comfortable and tastefully decorated guest rooms with private baths. Some rooms offer queen canopy or sleigh beds, balconies and fireplaces. All rooms offer the convenience of free wireless internet. Seasonal rates available.

This Greek Revival mansion is located in the beautiful mid-coastal town of Belfast, an eclectic mix of modern and classical. Built in 1840, the White House Inn has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated a stop on Belfast's walking tour. This lovely Inn combines the splendors of yesteryear with the comforts of modern appointments and amenities.

The Alden House is an inviting, comfortable inn in the coastal Maine town of Belfast, at the tip of Penobscot Bay. Built in 1840 by Hiram Alden,a banker and shipping merchant. The inn features classic architecture, expansive gardens, restful accommodations and delicious breakfasts. The inn offers easy access to all points of interest along Penobscot Bay, Acadia National Park, and Maine's Mid Coast region of Camden and Rockland, not to mention the city of Belfast with it's quaint shops, galleries, restaurants and harbor. An undiscovered gem.

The all new luxury AAA Four Diamond Belfast Bay Inn & Luxury Suites has the intimacy of a Bed and Breakfast and the charm and comfort of a small European Hotel. The spacious interiors feature six elegantly appointed guest suites with one king bed and two spacious and beautifully appointed hotel rooms with 2 queen beds. Some of the accommodations come with gas fireplaces, balconies and water views. All with private bathrooms, telephones, luxurious linens, fluffy robes, original artwork, fine upholstery, unique furnishings and richly crafted period moldings. Enjoy the convenience of AC, HDTV, CD, DVD, WiFi, Private Parking, Daily Newspaper, In-Suite Breakfast, Gift Shop and Amenities galore.

This classic, federal home was built in 1824 by Mr. Frederick Lewis. He sold it to William Poor, owner of the oldest drug store in the state of Maine. Mr. Poor married a lady whose first name was Wealthy. Thus we are the proud owners of the 180 year old Wealthy Poor House!

Belfast is the perfect location for exploring Maine's midcoast area from Rockland to Bar Harbor, both an hour away. The center of town and the water are jus ta three block walk away, past some lovely old homes on "The Museum of the Street" trail here in Belfast, ME.

The Berry Manor inn is located in a quiet historic neighborhood within walking distance to Rockland's renowned museums, world class restaurants and harbor and 6 miles south of Camden. This inn was named one of TripAdvisors Top 10 USA B&Bs in 2008 and is midcoast Maine's only AAA Four Diamond Historic B&B. All guest rooms are uniquely decorated in the warm, rich colors of the Victorian palette and feature luxury amenities including private baths with single or two-person whirlpool tubs, working fireplaces, thick fluffy robes, flat screen tvs, in-room telephones, air conditioning and free high speed internet access. Enjoy romantic seasonal packages and specials. Open Year Round.

Blue Skye Farm occupies 100 wooded acres of Midcoast Maine on the road to the fishing port of Friendship. There are trails and tracks open all year for hiking or skiing and a large garden with ponds and streams for strolling or picnicking and it all provides a home to a multitude of birds and mammals. The house at Blue Skye is entirely at the disposal of the guests - the owners live in an adjacent cottage - and offers 5 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room and sitting room. There are fireplaces, four poster beds, a child's sleeping loft, books, games, music,wireless internet and beautiful views in every direction. While many friendships have been forged at Blue Skye, the hospitality of the house ensures guest privacy.

This 1830 Colonial home with Victorian furnishings is situated within walking distance of the Medomak River and an easy drive to Pemaquid Lighthouse, Damariscotta Lake and the Maine coastal villages of Rockland and Camden. Broad Bay Inn & Gallery is nestled in among the tall Maine pines. The Inn offers quiet, comfortable accommodations with a garden and back deck for picnicking and relaxation. We have been part of the Garden Club tour. We are open all year and reservations are appreciated.

Nestled amongst the historic seaport buildings of Rockland, the 9 room Captain Lindsey House, built in 1832 as Captain George Lindsey's private home, was opened to the public in 1837 as one of Rockland's first Inns. The Inn offers a quiet, comfortable and cozy retreat from your day's activities. Meticulous care is evident in each of the spacious rooms, offering modern amenities without infringing upon the grace of our antique furnishings.

Imagine a view of the great blue atlantic as it laps against granite boulders, dotted with lush wooded islands and filled with the cry of sea birds. Smell the salty breeze as you wander the verdant green woods of Clark Island. Then go inside, and relax with a glass of wine as you dine on delicious foods in a soothing atmosphere. Join us at the Craignair, a place of beauty and tranquility, a place for people seeking the quiet splendor of nature and the old time charm of Rural Villages. The Craignair Inn, a perfect getaway! Fodor's Choice on the Maine Coast in 2005.

This historic seaside inn is located in Tenants Harbor, Maine, a tiny tranquil village on a rural peninsula - a peaceful base from which to enjoy Maine's scenic coast and the culturally rich Rockland area. Each room has a glorious view of the harbor and outlying islands. Guest rooms are appointed with comfortable furniture and locally acquired antiques. The East Wind inhabits a truly restful haven at water's edge.

Harbor View House of 1807 is a true gem of Federal architecture that has been lovingly maintained to retain its original design and charm. Authentic pumpkin pine floors guide the visitor into the common living and dining rooms. These rooms provide relaxing areas in which guests can play games, chat, relax over the afternoon tea and enjoy the breakfasts served every morning in the dining room. The inn has 6 guest rooms, each with private bath, fireplace and beautiful views of Belfast, the harbor and Penobscot Bay beyond. All guest rooms are carefully furnished to provide comfort for our guests while honoring the Federal style of the house. Rooms include a small TV/VCR. A large deck offers guests an outdoor area in which to relax, sip lemonade and snack on cookies, all the while enjoying the view of the bay, the Harbor View House gardens, and the woods beyond.

Situated in St, George, Maine, the humble Farmer is on a wooded lot amid 82 acres of lawn and trees. This bed and breakfast inn is owned by Maine Radio personality, Robert Skoglund, "the humble Farmer himself". The big old yellow house was built on May 11, 1811. Staying at the humble Farmer is a truly unique and quirky Maine experience. "It's a cultural experience to stay here," says humble. "It's like having friends in." A stay here will not have the laid back experience of other inns. You will be entertained and engaged in quirky conversations at a very reasonable rate.

The Island Inn sits atop a bluff overlooking Monhegan Harbor, the ocean and, in the evening, it provides the perfect location to view the setting sun with all its magnificent colors. The island provides the perfect retreat from the mainland and the Inn provides an historic location with comfortable rooms, incredible views and a way of life that is long forgotten. A full breakfast is included in the rates and our dining room serves the best of local fare. Enjoy hiking the nature trails, discover the artist studios or just relax and read a book.

Lovely Queen Anne Victorian in the heart of Belfast's historic district on quiet side street, a block from Penobscot Bay. Stroll to historic Main Street shops, harbor, cafes, galleries, theatres, and parks. Named for the stain glass turret that encases the oak spiraling staircase. Lounge on one of the 2 columned stone verandas with wicker porch furniture, bistro sets and porch swing overlooking beautiful gardens and historic homes. Ornate woodwork, fireplaces, antiques, and Victorian decore add to the magic of The Jeweled Turret Inn. Seven romantic luxury guest chambers with A/C and ceiling fans, 4-poster, iron & brass beds, delightful private baths; some with turrets, fireplaces, whirlpools. Gourmet breakfasts, refreshments, evening crackers, cheese, sherry.

John Sterling Harbor House sits just steps from the dock, is centrally located, with beautiful views of Monhegan island and the surrounding ocean. Watch the boats, the beautiful ocean sunsets or take an easy stroll down to the wharf. The Inn is steeped in history and the innkeepers, Mark and Susan, have worked diligently at preserving this historic home on Monhegan Island. This is one of the few cottages on the island that has many modern conveniences.

Cozy, low-key and completely relaxed, Le Vatout is just different enough to delight. A traditional New England farmhouse in the quiet village of Waldoboro, it’s our personal artists' retreat which we feel fortunate to share with our guests. The garden is huge and romantic, the rooms filled with art, books beckon wherever there’s space. Centrally located on the craggy shoreline of Mid-coast Maine, we're just 30 minutes north of Boothbay and 30 minutes south of Camden, 20 minutes from Rockland, the Farnsworth and its famed Wyeth and Louise Nevelson collections, and two seconds away from nature. Your stay here is bound to relax, entertain and enrich you.

Situated in Rockland's historic district, LimeRock Inn is a gracious 19th century Queen Anne Victorian home built for a U.S. Congressman and his family. Each of the Inn's eight spacious and uniquely decorated rooms features an exquisite queen or king-sized bed and private bath (several with whirlpool tubs). Wicker furniture on the Inn's wrap-around porch invites you to relax with a glass of iced tea while enjoying the beautifully landscaped grounds and informal English garden. When activity beckons, guests are only a short walk to the area's many attractions including the Farnsworth Art Museum and Wyeth Center, fine dining, European-style shopping, and Rockland Harbor.

Situated in the hamlet of Martinsville, between the two picturesque coastal villages of Tenants Harbor and Port Clyde in the heart of the "Country of the Pointed Firs", this C.1840 farmhouse overlooks the scenic beauty of one of Maine's many harbors. Nearby are restaurants, a public beach, library, grocery stores, art galleries, gift shops, and one of the most popular lighthouses in New England, Marshall Point Light and Museum. This Inn's location is also ideal for day trips to Camden, Rockland, Boothbay Harbor and Bar Harbor.

Conveniently located in the heart of Monhegan's small village, the Monhegan House is just a short walk from the wharf. Although the Monhegan House has undergone many expansions and changes, it has been continuously operated as a guesthouse since 1870. Recent renovations have carefully preserved the unique charm and island flavor of the inn. The spacious, comfortable lobby boasts a stone fireplace and invites guests to make new acquaintances and renew old ones. Our 28 comfortable rooms are individually decorated with antique furniture, and all offer ocean or lighthouse/meadow views or both.

Nebo Lodge is located on the island of North Haven in Penobscot Bay, about 12 miles offshore of Rockland, ME. The Inn has 9 rooms and a restaurant. Guestrooms and common areas alike feature gorgeous tufted wool rugs, throw pillows and linens by Angela Adams, a nationally known designer who grew up on the island, local artwork hangs on the walls, and the shelves are full of works by local writers. Even the toothpaste and soap placed in each guest room is made in Maine. The Inn maintains a strong commitment to the environment and to the sustainability of the local community .The restaurant serves locally grown and produced, mostly organic food – much of it from on the island itself.

The Old Granite Inn lies just outside the historic district of downtown Rockland, Maine, within easy walking distance of everything of local interest. The Inn's front rooms overlook the port area of the working harbor and across from the Ferry Terminal to the islands. The building was constructed of granite from local quarries in 1840. Furnishings are an artful blend of antiques and modern pieces. A five minute walk will take you to restaurants, antiques shops, the Farnsworth Art Museum, galleries and Windjammers at their waterfront berths. After a restful night, start the day with a full gourmet breakfast.

This historic French Victorian home was built in 1873 by granite magnate, Moses Webster. The elite Moses Webster House boasts the splendor of the era, yet preserves the casual comfort of island lifestyle. It has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1998. The Payne Homestead has been in operation as a B&B since 1995. This Inn is an unique B&B that caters to couples and families alike. After a day of exploring this Midcoast Maine island, curl up in a quiet corner with a book, unwind in the Game Room with a selection from our video collection or, enjoy the peaceful scenery and waterviews from the deck or porch.

The Penobscot Bay Inn is situated on a hillside nestled on a five-acre retreat overlooking scenic Penobscot Bay in Belfast, ME. Penobscot Bay Inn's AAA Three Diamond lodging accommodations include five spacious and comfortable guest rooms in the classic shingled inn-style Cottage and 14 bright, modern rooms in the Field House. All guest rooms have queen- or king-sized beds, private baths, telephones, cable TV and air conditioning. A hearty country breakfast is served daily in one of the three dining rooms or on the deck looking out on the bay. The Restaurant at Penobscot Bay Inn serves breakfast, lunch and dinner Wednesday through Sunday year round.

Ripples Inn at the Harbor is a New England Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast offering casual comfort just steps from the Rockland Harbor on Penobscot Bay. Comfortable, breezy, informal and very special. The perfect spot for summer vacations, weekend getaways, or just a few days of pampering. Choose from 4 bedrooms as well as a Family and Friends Suite which is PET FRIENDLY! Enjoy delicious healthy comfort food, peaceful afternoons, fragrant sea breezes and a sunny front porch.

Rowan Tree Farm, a large post & beam cape, is situated on 27 acres of rolling fields and lightly wooded areas in Union ME. Union is at the cross roads of midcoast ME, just 20 minutes inland from the Rockland, Camden, and Rockport coastal areas. The farm is bordered by stone walls and the shores of Seven Tree Pond. The farm house has peaceful porches and decks with comfortable chairs for lounging, talking, and reading. There are hiking trails around the gently rolling farmland, for casual strolling, observing wild plants and animals, photography, and painting. In the winter, enjoy x-country skiing and snowshoeing when the snow is deep. There is a private riverfront, with many special spots for sitting, relaxing, and observing and a dock for swimming and fishing.

The Seaside Inn is a 9 guestroom bed and breakfast in an 1850's sea captain's home overlooking Port Clyde Harbor. This fishing village is located at the tip of the St. George Peninsula in Penobscot Bay and is home to the Monhegan Boat Line. At the Seaside Inn the welcome is warm, the breakfasts are a treat and the pace is slow. Guests can help themselves to coffee, cocoa and a selection of teas any time in the comfortable common rooms. In the evening, the Inn offers a menu of light hors d'oeuvres and wine. The Inn also provides high speed, wireless, internet access.

Rather than it being in one building as most inns are, the Trailing Yew consists of a number of cottages and buildings. Specifically, this is a complex of four homes equipped with shared baths, averaging 5 rooms per bath. Each house has a heated common room. The Trailing Yew specializes in a more rustic if not, "funky" vacation experience. Visitors here are in for a return to the old coastal life of 100 years ago. There are no phones, televisions or radios in the rooms. Who needs modern amenities if you are going back 100 years? Most of the guest rooms are lit by kerosene lamps ~ though there are about 12 with electricity. The tranquility that the Trailing Yew offers will give you the respite from the stressful lifestyle of modern life and will certainly leave you with a memorable experience from your stay here. Rates include breakfast and dinner, taxes and gratuities.

The 120 year old, restored home of Captain Israel Snow, well known ship builder in the Rockland, Maine area, overlooks beautiful Owls Head and South Rockland Harbor. Personal Luxury on the Ocean in Owls Head, Maine describes Trinity on the Ocean B&B. Three glorious rooms overlooking the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse with luurious private baths. Enjoy a full three course breakfast designed to tempt your palate in the Breakwater Breakfast Room or on the beautiful deck while watching the schooners sail in Rockland Harbor. Stroll on the private beach and make a memory, collect sea glass, paint, read, dream or just relax and enjoy your vacation. The Inn is close to the Rockland and Camden and all the area shops and museums.

The Waterman House & Gardens is a quiet bed and bath located in the center of Rockland's historic district. Built in the 1890's, the three-story manison provides an elegant hideaway for vacation or business travelers throughout the year. The Inn provides guests with a charming parlor for reading, a library with fireplace for afternoon lounging, and an expansive oak-paneled dining room to enjoy home-cooked breakfasts. The wrap around porch and rocking chairs lead many guests outdoors each morning, to enjoy their coffee overlooking the herb, perennial, and cottage gardens surrounding the house.

Built in the 1830's and filled with antiques, the Weskeag Inn has a very romantic charm. The location, at the edge of the salty Weskeag estuary at the reversing falls in South Thomaston village, is unforgettable! It is on Route 73; described as one of "Maine's Most Scenic Roads" in a book by John Gibson. There's a deck with a view, a spacious back lawn that ends at the Weskeag River's reversing falls, lots of books and videos to enjoy in the library, and a piano waiting to be played. This setting also makes a perfect spot for an outdoor wedding!