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CmdrDewey · 04-09-2006, 07:07 AM

I'll edit and expand this later but here is someting to wet your appetite.

Things to do in Maine in the summer of 2006

1. Boothbay Harbor

Windjammer Days June 27, 28 Web site boothbayharbor.com

Cabbage Island Clambakes Web site cabbageislandclambakes.com

Whale Watches

Stay at:

Little Ponderosa, heavily wooded, near tidal stream, mosquitos may be in issue.. It is my favorite however. Short drive to downtown.

Shore Hills: Most short stays are put out in the open. It is really a big parking lot. There are better sites back in the woods but you have to ask. Less mosquitos. About two miles closer to downtown. They have a shuttle sometime Favorite restaurant Lobsterman’s Wharf in East Boothbay

DO drive around Ocean Point, South Port and Linekin Bay
Don’t even think about hauling your coach downtown.

2. Freeport

LL Bean
Outlet stores
Desert of Maine

Stay at Durham Freeport KOA or Desert of Maine, I prefer the KOA

3. Yarmouth

Clam Festival July 21-23 Web Site clamfestival.com

Both above campgrounds are relatively close

4. Rockland

Maine Lobster Festival July 2-6 Web Site mainelobsterfestival.com
Ferry to Vinalhaven You don’t really need a vehicle but there is/or was a taxi on the island

5. Camden

Tons of stuff to do. Check camdenmaine.org This place is pretty touristy but great food and great scenery. Check out Camden Hills State Park

6. Bar Harbor Again, tons of stuff to do.

Stay at Narrows, Narrows Too or KOA. We stay at Timberlands for a variety of reasons but the other three are probably better but also more expensive and closer to town.

04-09-2006, 07:07 AM	#1
CmdrDewey Montana Master Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hebron Posts: 675 M.O.C. #433	What to do in Maine in summer 2006 I'll edit and expand this later but here is someting to wet your appetite. Things to do in Maine in the summer of 2006 1. Boothbay Harbor Windjammer Days June 27, 28 Web site boothbayharbor.com Cabbage Island Clambakes Web site cabbageislandclambakes.com Whale Watches Stay at: Little Ponderosa, heavily wooded, near tidal stream, mosquitos may be in issue.. It is my favorite however. Short drive to downtown. Shore Hills: Most short stays are put out in the open. It is really a big parking lot. There are better sites back in the woods but you have to ask. Less mosquitos. About two miles closer to downtown. They have a shuttle sometime Favorite restaurant Lobsterman’s Wharf in East Boothbay DO drive around Ocean Point, South Port and Linekin Bay Don’t even think about hauling your coach downtown. 2. Freeport LL Bean Outlet stores Desert of Maine Stay at Durham Freeport KOA or Desert of Maine, I prefer the KOA 3. Yarmouth Clam Festival July 21-23 Web Site clamfestival.com Both above campgrounds are relatively close 4. Rockland Maine Lobster Festival July 2-6 Web Site mainelobsterfestival.com Ferry to Vinalhaven You don’t really need a vehicle but there is/or was a taxi on the island 5. Camden Tons of stuff to do. Check camdenmaine.org This place is pretty touristy but great food and great scenery. Check out Camden Hills State Park 6. Bar Harbor Again, tons of stuff to do. Stay at Narrows, Narrows Too or KOA. We stay at Timberlands for a variety of reasons but the other three are probably better but also more expensive and closer to town.