Things to Do in Midcoast Maine

Recently rated by esteemed travel magazine, Conde Nast, as one of the most beautiful towns in America – Camden Maine is a picture-perfect seaside town that's packed with excellent shopping, dining and cultural experiences.

Lincolnville's natural beauty offers something for everyone in every season. Explore our charming beach with sprawling sections of sand and pebbles, the shallow waters are perfect for wading on a warm day. Watch the ferry make its way to the island of Islesboro, or hop on it yourself to see more of what the area has to offer. This area is also packed with quaint arts and crafts shopping experiences and local farms.

Camden Hills State Park has 5,700 acres of wooded hills with an 800-foot summit that treats visitors to sweeping vistas of Penobscot Bay. As one of the most popular parks in the nation, Camden Hills State Park is known by avid outdoor enthusiasts for its breathtaking panoramic views of Penobscot Bay, Camden Harbor and water, and stunning fall foliage. Bar Harbor is only an hour and a half away, with it's renowned Acadia National Park.

Camden beckons kayakers! Explore tranquil lakes or rugged coastline. Drive just 5 minutes from Pine Grove Cottages to serene Megunticook Lake. Or, venture into Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay. Rentals & tours available nearby.

Don't let a sprinkle spoil your Camden adventure!  This charming coastal town boasts a treasure trove of indoor experiences waiting to be explored. From captivating museums to cozy bookstores, this guide unveils hidden gems that will keep you entertained and enthralled, rain or shine.  Immerse yourself in art, history, local culture, and so much more!

Just a block away from the waterfront, Rockport, Belfast and Rockland Main Streets offer downtown shopping & dining destination for locals and visitors alike. Packed with stylish boutiques, artisan craft stores and award winning restaurants, fascinating museums, you'll fall in love with the approachable and artistic nature of these thriving districts.

In the summer, boat cruises are one of the most popular ways to experience the beauty of Maine's Midcoast. Enjoy the serenity and camaraderie of a simpler time aboard one of many century-old sailing schooners. Or learn all about the Lobster industry by taking a Lobster Boat tour.

With 65 historical lighthouses still standing and spread out along 5,000 miles of coastline, inlets and islands, Maine is commonly referred to as The Lighthouse State. Some Maine lighthouses are accessible on land, while others can be seen on a boat tour.

Planning a golf getaway to Camden, Maine? This article unveils the crown jewels of the mid-coast Maine golf scene!  Discover exceptional courses amidst scenic landscapes, from challenging 18-hole layouts to delightful 9-hole options perfect for all skill levels. Book your stay at Pine Grove Cottages – your ideal home base for relaxation after a memorable round.

Just 15 minutes from Pine Grove Cottages you will find the best Mid Coast mountain biking trails along with a network of hiking trails. Grab a map and get outside.

The North Atlantic Blues Festival is an annual two-day blues music festival featuring national blues performers and considered one of the most prestigious on the East Coast. The festival is held at the Public Landing in Rockland, Maine, overlooking the picturesque Rockland Harbor.

Our annual Lobster celebration is not to be missed. Featuring 20,000 pounds of lobster, a sea goddess coronation, a big parade, top notch entertainment, an international crate race, fine art, talented crafts people and vendors, cooking contests, marine tent and so much more. Click the link below to learn about this year's event.

Literally thousands and thousands of antiques enthusiasts have been attending this festival annually for the past 35 years. Shop booths from over 100 antique dealers from across the US and Canada, each with a wide variety of vintage collectible and antiques spanning eras from the 18th century through the 1960's.

Cellardoor Winery in Lincolnville is a charming destination nestled beneath the Camden Hills with sweeping views of its five‑and‑a‑half‑acre vineyard and a rustic 18th‑century barn transformed into a tasting room and gift shop—where you can sip handcrafted Maine wines alongside a cheese plates or gourmet pairing sessions.

Calling all pickleball enthusiasts! Camden, Maine offers a bounty of courts for every skill level.  Whether you're a seasoned competitor or just starting out, there's a place for you to rally and have fun. Learn about free outdoor courts, affordable indoor options, and even resort play!