The Pine State boasts of many beautiful towns that welcome you to enjoy many unique experiences. Whether you love history, art, culture, or food, you'll find a community with stand-alone recreational activities for the whole family.
Going on vacation in Camden welcomes you to marvel in quintessential New England's small-town charm. Strolling downtown streets introduces you to several dining and shopping destinations, and historic buildings that chronicle the village's history. The region boasts of magnificent lakes and parks that offer locales for hiking, swimming, and relaxation spots.
The largest city among Maine's metropolises, Portland provides plenty of destinations to keep the kids engaged. Visit the Portland Children's Museum in downtown, which hosts interactive science and art tours. In fall, take a vintage boat cruise to one of the Casco Bay islands and enjoy the fall colors with the backdrop of the city's skyline.
This charming coastal community provides a paradise for the relaxation-seeker or the avid antiquing guests. It has an extensive, sandy beach that offers excellent swimming, surfing, and fishing spots. Tour the Ogunquit Museum of American Art and experience the town's artistic heritage. It showcases fascinating art exhibits, including seasonal exhibitions on modern and contemporary art.
Maine is a celebrated kid-friendly destination. The plethora of museums, restaurants with children's menus, beaches, and wildlife parks will surely fascinate and keep the children excited.
This beautiful animal sanctuary provides nature lovers, photographers, and wildlife enthusiasts with something to do. The park provides habitat to over 30 species, and you'll be sure to see moose. Bring along some food and enjoy a picnic at one of the rustic shelters on-site.
Promoting the conservation of lobsters in Maine, this museum features a hatchery and a museum that educates and celebrates Maine's cultural heritage. A guided excursion around the hatchery teaches you how the sea creatures lay eggs and undergo growth until they can survive solo. Later, learn about Maine's saltwater marshlands and come close to crabs, urchins, and sea cucumbers.
Located within a scenic coastal area, Wolfe's Neck preserves traditional agricultural practices while conserving the surrounding. The farm welcomes families to come and tour the barns and hit biking trails. There are also kayaking and canoeing opportunities for you to explore the coast.
On average, you can get a great vacation rental for somewhere between $309 and $497 and find discounts up to 41%!
House rental in Maine may fit 8 people.
You can find more than 26,899 family-sized homes in Maine with nightly prices starting from $120 per night.
The price of a large house rental in Maine can range from $309 and can go up to $497 per night during the high season in August.
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