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Popular Rental Amenities in Stonington
Properties can be narrowed down based on your personal preferences. Above, you will find the number of rentals that include a specific amenity in Stonington. HomeToGo's data reveals that "internet" and "TVs" are the most commonly offered features in Stonington. It is also possible to search for an accommodation in Stonington if you want to hang out and relax outside as 33 of the listed accommodations there include "yards."
The Weather in Stonington
You can see our climate diagram above. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. Conversely, February is the coolest month in Stonington, with temperatures going under 15° The rainiest month is July while the driest month is August.
Enjoy this lobster-cracy town with a Stonington, Maine vacation home
Stonington, Maine is an idyllic fishing village and resort town on the Atlantic coast, on the southern side of Deer Isle. It overlooks a smattering of nearby islands and the sparkling ocean. Whether you take the ferry to explore the archipelago, or simply want to prepare lobster nightly at your vacation rental, the whole family will enjoy Stonington.
Enjoy the arts in this lobster town
Stonington village is delightful, with some even arguing that it is Maine's most beautiful coastal town. There is ample evidence to support them. Get familiar with the historic architecture through a visit to the Deer Isle-Stonington Historical Society, where you can visit four historic buildings and see several exhibits about the region.
Stonington's Opera House Arts stages high quality productions throughout the year, put on by the local arts community. The original building dates to the 1930s, giving productions here a quaint, authentic ambiance.
Back to nature
Edgar M. Tennis Preserve is an exquisite stretch of nature along the coastline. From here, you can take hike around the island, and children can run around to their hearts' content. The wooded trail eventually brings you in view of Barred Island. There are no steep climbs, so this trail is ideal if you have small children.
Or take a boat ride with Isle au Haut Boat Services and enjoy scenic ferry rides to the coast's top destinations. You can even take your bikes aboard, to ride around the islands. Make sure you have your camera at the ready to snap lighthouses, spectacular scenery, and the diverse wildlife off the Stonington coast.
Boat tripping to the islands
Sail away with Old Quarry Ocean Adventures. Rent your fishing boat or kayak and explore the coast yourself, or go on an eco-cruise. Family-friendly cruises take you to stunning Crotch, Mark, and Green Islands, where you can stop for a dip, hike, and spot seals, porpoises, and eagles.
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