Celebrating Maine’s Role in American Art, the Farnsworth Art Museum offers a nationally recognized collection of works from many of America’s greatest artists.

The Transportation Museum is located on Route 73 in Owls Head, Maine, on beautiful Penobscot Bay, just two miles from U.S. Route 1.

Welcome to Merryspring, a non-profit, privately-owned 66-acre park and education center in Camden and Rockport, Maine, with nature trails and gardens open to the public every day during daylight hours, free of charge. This member-supported organization offers talks, classes and workshops throughout the year.

Our items are meant to last for generations. We therefore only carry items that meet our high standards. Each and every item we carry must be of quality craftsmanship, as functional as it is beautiful and provide exceptional value to our customers. Although we carry items from around the world, we give preference to items made in the USA.

Join us at this classic event celebrating agriculture in the state of Maine.

The upscale bistro is nestled in a large historic clapboard building located on Bayview Landing in Camden, Maine.

Chef-Owner Brian Hill uses the freshest local organic produce, meats, cheeses and seafood or coastal Maine to create original and delicious meals that change daily

A native of Belgium and a graduate with high honors from CERIA Culinary Academy in Brussels, his career took him to Restaurant Alain Ducasse, Plaza Athenée in Paris, France, and then on to leading and executive roles in New York City’s Café Boulud, Restaurant Daniel and Bouley Restaurant and now to Natalie’s. Deconinck most recently served under the direction of highly regarded Executive Chef Cyrille Alannic at JP Morgan Chase Corporate Dining Services, catering to NY CEOs. His philosophy of cooking is rooted in French tradition and emphasizes fresh, local, simple flavors.

Our food represents our town: comfortable and honest, not pretentious, but not without a sense of adventure. We try to buy from area fishermen and farmers, hire the local kids, and stay open year round as a place for the winter hardy to gather by the fireplace. Visit us, experience a restaurant that has been part of the mid coast for thirty years.

Cappy's is a very special place in the heart of Camden, Maine. Established in 1979, Cappy's is a family-owned corporation. In the early 1980's parts of the building were renovated to create the new Cappy's and the Crow's Nest Dining room that customers love to this day. Our goal at Cappy's is to ensure the customer has an enjoyable dining experience and will come back to visit us again and again.

Peter Ott’s has been a local favorite since it opened in 1974. We’re chef owned and operated, and open year round. We are proud to offer fine food that’s fresh and local. Here are a few of the people and businesses that help provide top class meat, fish, produce, and a variety of other things...

Located in Downtown Camden, Cuzzy's Restaurant has something for everyone, with brick-oven pizzas, house-made pastas & sauces, juicy steakburgers & fresh Maine seafood, plus a great kid's menu. Check out our upstairs bar for darts, pool table, jukebox, fun and the same great food!

We are proud of our reputation as the most preferred daysailing trip in Camden Harbor.

Welcome aboard the National Landmark schooners Grace Bailey and Mercantile. After serving prominent careers in the coastal cargo trade, these turn of the century tall ships became part of "Windjammer Cruises", founded in 1936. Our company's innovation of taking passengers on sailing vacations aboard working schooners is responsible for the preservation of many vessels.

The Camden Snow Bowl is a community owned ski and recreation area. From the summit of 1300' Ragged Mountain, home to the Snow Bowl's trails, skiers and riders have an incredible view of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a view quite unlike any other in the east. The Camden Snow Bowl really is "where the mountains meet the sea". In addition to alpine skiing and snowboarding, there are many other winter activities available at the Snow Bowl. A snow tubing slope provides fun for all family members, ice skating on Hosmer pond and a thrilling 400' toboggan chute. The National Toboggan Championships are held here the first weekend of February. There is also a cross country ski and snowshoeing trail available. Four lifts serve 850' of vertical. One chairlift, two T-Bars and a surface lift in the beginner area service the ten trails and a terrain park. All trails lead back to a classic A-frame lodge where you will find all services. The Camden Snow Bowl has a ski and snowboard school, full rental shop, an active youth racing program and a fully qualified ski patrol. Coastal Maine sees its share of big winter storms, but we have a snowmaking system that covers 45% of our area to ensure plenty of skiing and riding. Most trails are groomed daily. A year round recreation area, the Camden Snow Bowl offers hiking, mountain biking, tennis courts, ball fields and a summer youth rec program. Fishing, boating and swimming are possible on the tranquil Hosmer pond. Many four legged friends and their owners are often found recreating together. In the autumn, there are fall foliage pancake breakfasts and chairlift rides and a mountain festival. Facility rentals are available all year for parties, weddings and reunions. Call the office (207)236-3438 or email us for more information.

Camden Hills State Park is a vast 5,700-acre park where visitors are treated to 30 miles of hiking trails, breathtaking views of surrounding hills and lakes, well-maintained and equipped campgrounds, and a large picnic area for family and friends. The National Park Service and the Civilian Conservation Corps created the park in the 1930s, formerly known as the “Camden Hills Recreation Development Area.” The name was later changed to Camden Hills State Park in 1947 and it has been one of Maine’s most popular attractions.