Vacationers who are looking for house rentals in Bridgton have a lot of options to choose from, as they are the most prevalent accommodation option there. Additionally, the average nightly price of house rentals in this destination is $335, and their size, on average, is 1,890 ft². Furthermore, the majority of house rentals in Bridgton can host groups of 9, which makes it a great vacation spot for large groups. If you would prefer to compare another accommodation type, you may want to check out bed & breakfast rentals, which are the other most common type of accommodation in Bridgton. While house rentals in Bridgton have an average size of 1,890 ft², bed & breakfast rentals have an average size of 260 ft².
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Filters are conveniently available so you can tailor your search and find the perfect accommodation in Bridgton. Most of the accommodations in Bridgton provide "TVs" or "barbecues," which makes it a fantastic vacation destination if you never miss an episode of your favorite show or you are a grill master. Three amenities that are not often available are "saunas," "Jacuzzis," and "pools."
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The Weather in Bridgton
Check out the climate diagram for Bridgton. During July, maximum temperatures go up to more than 82° However, temperatures can go lower than 8° in Bridgton in January. It may rain 18 days in December while it typically rains only 12 days in September.
Discover Maine's coast with beachside Bridgton vacation homes
On the verge of the White Mountain National Forest, your vacation home in Bridgton, Maine lies close to Portland and the vibrant coastal towns along the Atlantic. With points of interest scattered along the coastline, there's plenty here to enjoy besides the blissful beaches and unique culture of Maine's southern coast.
Delve into Maine's history at the Museums of Old York
The Museums of Old York are the best place in the state to learn about its Native American inhabitants. Quaint York town was founded by the British in 1624 and many of the original buildings have been preserved. The Old York Gaol (a former colonial prison) and Emerson-Wilcox house remain, the latter of which is now a museum of the decorative arts. Meanwhile, John Hancock Wharf highlights the maritime history of the region with a fascinating collection of artifacts.
Whales and all-American artwork
Children will love flower-filled Fort Foster Park, where the trails offer sea views and picnic areas.The little ones can discover bountiful sea life in the tide pools, and you can also visit the historic Whaleback Ledge Lighthouse, even if you don't spot a whale off the coast. The Ogunquit Museum of American Art is worth visiting just for its incredible ocean views. Overlooking the Atlantic from a precipice, the collection offers a unique insight into American life and culture.
Lobsters and lighthouses
Venture to Nubble Light, the stately lighthouse that has guided ships through Cape Neddick since Victorian times. It is one of the most famous sights in Maine. Take in the breathtaking panorama and indulge in some of Maine's famous lobster at the superb lobster restaurant at the lighthouse. Head over to Kennebunkport Museum in The Kennebunks, which is also known as the "Bush Museum" and charts the 130-year long relationship between the presidential family and this area.
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