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Region and Southern
Maine Attractions...
Lakes Region and
Maine Area Photos
Point Sebago
is ideally located for day trips travel to
the fabled Maine coast or deep into the
heart of the White Mountains of New
Hampshire.
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Area Excursions:
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Freeport - Home to L.L. Bean (open 24
hours a day 365 days a year and 100+
designer factory outlets, the town also
offers an excellent sampling of fine
restaurants. Visit the naturally occurring
Desert of Maine, an unusual attraction to
find so close to the coast.
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Yarmouth -Gracious town of classic
Maine homes and specialty shops. Annual
Clam Festival is a summer highlight.
Tourist center on Rt. 1 offers statewide
information.
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Kennebunkport - A classic Maine
village, with Victorian-style mansions
built by sea captains and 19th century
merchants. The center of town is quaint
Dock Square with its fashionable shops,
art galleries, and tempting restaurants.
Treat yourself to a Scenic Harbor/Lobster
Cruise or enjoy an all day Whale Watch
excursion.
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Old Orchard Beach, Palace Playland,
Funtown USA, and the famous Old Orchard
Beach Pier offer 7 miles of sandy ocean
beach and beach front amusement parks.
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Portland - Portland Children's Museum,
Museum of Art, The Old Port, The Maine
Mall, Casco Bay Cruises offering tours of
Casco Bay.
Deserving of its reputation as a state of
great natural beauty, Maine is an outdoor
lover's haven. Parks abound with hiking
trails, beaches, historic forts and
lighthouses. Intoxicate your senses in a
field of flowers or a pine forest. Bicycle
down a quiet path winding along the
shoreline. Ride a raft through tumultuous
white water or sit by a brook and listen to
the trickle of the water as you relax in the
cool silence around you. Whatever your
pursuit, from recreation to meditation,
Maine's natural beauty provides a memorable
setting for all your outdoor activities.
 Many
people from outside Maine look on native
Mainers as abounding in common sense and
down-to-earth values. Others don't even know
where Maine lies on the map. In any case
there is a mystique surrounding Maine which
makes it a special place to seek out the
restorative powers of nature.
Maine offers sporting enthusiasts some of
the finest recreational opportunities in the
country. Get your heart racing with the
thrill of white-water rafting. Cast your
line and reel in "that big one". Take a
canoe out at dawn to watch a moose take a
morning dip.
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Outdoor sports abound. In summer or fall
climb one of the foothills of the White
Mountains and see all the way to the
ocean. Grab a pick, hammer and magnifying
glass and go rock hounding for minerals
and gems among the quarries of Oxford
county. For the quieter tastes there is a
visit to the fascinating museum at Shaker
Village in Poland Spring, the only active
community of Shakers in the country. The
Jones Museum of Glass and Ceramics,
located on Douglas Hill in Sebago, offers
changing exhibitions of glass,
earthenware.
AMUSEMENTS
PARKS
Seacoast Fun Park
– Route
302, Windham 892-5952
Funtown/Splashtown U.S.A. – Family
amusement and waterpark. Home of Excalibur,
Maine's only wooden roller coaster ranked
one of the top ten in the world. Voted one
of the cleanest parks in America and offers
many rides, slides, pools, giftshops, games,
arcades and eating facilities. Open weekends
May and Sept. Daily starting early June.
Free parking. Unlimited ride pass, slide
pass or combination pass, group rates. Route
1, Saco, 284-5139
Palace Playland - Maine's premier
beachfront amusement park. Giant arcade,
beautiful carousel, Kiddieland. Maine's
largest waterslide. Gondola Ferris Wheel and
Galaxy Coaster. Open Memorial Day to Labor
Day. Fireworks every Thursday night by the
Pier, Old Orchard Beach. 934-2001
Aquaboggan Park - Waterslides, bumper
boats, gigantic wave pool, mini golf and
more! Route 1, Saco. 282-3112
York’s Wild
Kingdom
- Zoo and theme park, Rt 1 York, 363-3883
Santa’s Village – Rt 2 Jefferson,
New Hampshire, 603-586-4445
Storyland & Heritage – Rt 16 Glen,
New Hampshire, 603-383-4186
Six Gun City & Fort Splash Waterpark
– Rt 2 Jefferson, New Hampshire,
603-586-4592
BOWLING
Beacon Lanes
–
Raymond, 655-4966
Westport Bowling
Lanes
- 135 Main St, Westbrook, 854-9311
Yankee Lanes
– 867
Riverside St, Portland, 878-2695
MOVIE THEATRES
Chunky’s
Cinema Pub – Windham, 892-4777
Five Star
Cinema – Windham, 892-7000
Hoyts
Clark's Pond Cinemas - Maine Mall Area,
S. Portland, 879-1511.
Maine
Mall Cinema - Maine Mall Rd., S.
Portland, 774-1022.
AREA SHOPPING
L.L. Bean - World famous and open 24
hours, 365 days per year. 865-1212.
The Maine Mall - Over 135 stores
including restaurants, theaters and more.
364 Maine Mall Road, So. Portland,
774-0303.
The Old
Port - Portland's Historic District
offers over 158 shops, 65 restaurants, 28
galleries, and numerous pubs. All located in
a charming five-block area lined with
cobblestone streets on Portland’s historic
waterfront. 400 Congress St., Portland,
772-6828.
Portland Public
Market
– An indoor market of vendors showcasing
fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and many
other specialty items. Daily entertainment
and activities.
Lighthouse Depot
– Largest collection of lighthouse gifts in
the world. Route 1, Wells, 646-0608. Get on
Route 1 South thru Saco, Biddeford and
Kennebunk. Depot is on right soon after
crossing into Wells.
Kittery Outlets - Over 120 outlets
and the Kittery Trading Post with savings of
20-70% daily. This shopping mecca is often
referred to as “America's Maine Street for
Outlet Shopping.” 1-888-KITTERY.
 WATER RECREATION, LOBSTER BOAT TOURS, WHALE
WATCHES, DEEP SEA FISHING, KAYAKING & MORE
Point Sebago
Resort Boat Rentals –
Click Here
for all our boats and rates
Songo River Queen – Naples, 693-6861
Saco River Canoe & Kayak - Fryeburg,
Maine 935-2369
Saco Bound Canoeing on the River -
Center Conway, NH 603-447-2177
Dockside
Watersports - Parasailing - Boat Rentals
- Jet Ski's - Waterskiing - Route 302 Naples
(by the Causway) 693-3888, 3867, 7985
PORTLAND HARBOR:
Bay View
Cruises – 66’ 117 passenger boat with
scheduled cruises. 184 Commercial St,
Portland, 761-0496
Casco Bay
Lines - Year-round narrated cruises on
Casco Bay. Daily ferry service to five Casco
Bay Islands. From Casco Bay Ferry Terminal
at Commercial and Franklin Streets,
Portland, 774-7871
Coast
Watch & Guiding Light Navigation – Daily
cruises to Eagle Island, 170 Commercial St,
Portland, 774-6498
Lucky
Catch Lobstering – Experience lobstering
first hand. 170 Commercial St, Portland,
233-2026
Old Port
Mariner Fleet – Scenic Cruises, Whale
Watches, Deep Sea Fishing. Long Wharf,
Commercial St. Portland, 775-0727
Maine
Island Kayak Co. – ˝ day to 7 day trips.
Peaks Island, 776-2373
Odyssey
Whale Watch – Portland 775-0727
Devil’s
Dan Charters – Deep Sea Fishing,
761-4466
BOOTHBAY
HARBOR:
Balmy Days
Cruises
– 1-800-298-2284
Eastwind Cruises
– 633-6598
Boothbay Whale
Watch
– Boothbay Harbor, 888-942-5363
Cap’n Fish’s Boat
Trips
– Whale Watch, 800-636-3244
KENNEBUNKPORT
HARBOR:
First Chance Whale Watch
– Guaranteed Sightings. Two trips daily in
July and August (approx 4 hours each). Just
South of the Kennebunkport Bridge (Rt 9)
behind Mobil/Big Apple Station, Kennebunk
Lower Village, Free Parking. 967-5507,
1-800-767-2628
Second Chance Scenic Lobster Boat Cruise
- 1 ˝ hour scenic lobster cruise, Harbor
seals, Walkers Point, lobster catches.
967-5507 (same as location as First Chance)
Sail aboard
Bellatrix
- 37’ Racing yacht, Free sailing lessons,
Kennebunkport, 967-8685
Schooner Lazyjack
- Sailing Trips - Schooners Inn, Ocean Ave
Kennebunkport, 967-8809
Edna Friendship
Sloop
– Two hour sails - Kennebunkport, 967-8809
Theatre
Cruise – Seafaring Legends, Haunts &
Folklore, Chilling and unusual Theatre
Cruise along Maine's mysterious rockbound
coast. True tales of intrigue and horror
from our maritime past and present. Ghost
ships, cannibalism and more. Every evening
June - October (weather permitting).
Kennebunkport Harbor, 641-2313.
Shenanigans
Chartered Cruises
- Private Chartered Cruises, 967-3507
Port Fly Shop
- Fly fishing on the Kennebunk & Mousam
Rivers, 967-5889
MISC HARBORS:
Atlantic
Seal Cruises – Freeport, 865-6112
Rock N’
Reel Sport Fishing Charters - 21 Snow
Road, Scarborough, 883-1015
Trina Lyn Fishing Charter - Private
sport fishing charters within five minutes
of Old Orchard Beach for up to four people.
P.O. Box 431, Camp Ellis, Saco,
284-2352/cell phone 283-2352
Saco Bay
Sailing - Recreational and sailing
excursions from Camp Ellis. 14 Beach Ave,
Saco, 283-1624
Canoe
Trips - Scarborough Marsh Nature Center
- Maine's largest salt marsh is best
explored by canoe. Abundant and unexpected
wildlife sightings. Rt. 9, Scarborough.
883-5100
Bunny
Clark
– Deep Sea Fishing, Ogunquit, 646-2214
Ugly Anne
– Deep Sea Fishing, Ogunquit, 646-7202
 WILD LIFE
REFUGE, STATE PARKS, OUTDOOR WALKS
Maine Wildlife Park – Moose, Bear,
Deer, Cougars, Eagles and more. Nature Trail
and Displays. Rt 26, 56 Game Farm Road,
Gray, 657-4977
Quaker
Ridge – Beautiful spot overlooking local
lakes
Scarborough Marsh Nature Center -
Maine's largest salt marsh is best explored
by canoe. Guided and self guided canoe
tours. Abundant shorebird sightings. Nature
center offers slide shows, exhibits. Rt. 9,
Scarborough. 883-5100
Smiling
Hill Farm – Working Dairy and Petting
Farm, Westbrook 775-4818
Old Orchard Beach – 7-mile beach
with seaside amusement parks
Ferry
Beach State Park - 117 acres of beach
and nature trails. Off Route 9 in Saco.
283-0067.
Gilsland
Farm - Maine Audubon Sanctuary offering
trails, field trips and a gift shop. North
of Portland in Falmouth off Route 1.
781-2330.
Wells
National
Estuarine Reserve at Laudholm Farm:
1600 scenic acres of research reserve
including a 19th century
saltwater farm, Rachel Carson Wildlife
 Refuge
area, Laudholm Farm Visitors Center,
exhibits, and seven miles of
spectacular marsh
walkways and trails along marshes,
fields, and wetlands. Open year round. 342
Laudholm Farm Road, Wells. 646-1555,
646-4521.
LIGHTHOUSES
- Click Here
For Maine Lighthouses
HORSEBACK RIDING
Kent’s Stables
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Horseback riding, Gorham, 839-6428
Carousel Horse
Farm –
Horseback riding, Casco, 627-4471
AREA ATTRACTIONS, RECREATION, & MORE
Desert of Maine
– Natural phenomenon, narrated tours, nature
trails, museum. Open early May to mid
October daily. 95 Desert Road, Freeport,
865-6962
Happy Wheels
Skate Center
- Roller Skating Rink, Portland, 797-8207
Maine
Narrow Gauge Railroad - Ride along
Portland's waterfront in an historic narrow
gauge. Fun for all ages. 58 Fore Street,
Portland. 828-0814. Directions – Route 1N to
I-295N to: Take Exit 4 (Port Waterfront
Exit). Bear right to 1A (Truck
Route/Waterfront) to stop sign onto
Commercial Street. Follow Commercial Street.
Train is near end of street before it curves
away from the water (after DiMillos
Restaurant).
Balloons Rides
- Hot Air Balloon Rides. 17 Freeman St,
Portland. 1-800-952-2076
Scenic Flights
- Naples Seaplane Rides - Route 302 693-3736
Mt Washington
Cog Railway
to the Top of New England's highest summit
Mt Washington Auto Road
ENTERTAINMENT
Comedy Connection
–America’s top professional stand-up
comedians. 6 Custom House Wharf, In the Old
Port. Portland, 774-5554
Southworth
Planetarium -
Shows for children and adults including
laser concerts. Off I-295 Forest Ave.
North to 96 Falmouth St.,
University of Southern Maine’s Science
Building. Portland, 780-4249
Portland
Symphony Orchestra - Concerts year
round. Special events. 30 Myrtle St.,
Portland. 773-8191
Portland Concert
Association
- Dance, opera, musical theater, jazz, &
more. 1-800-639-2707
Portland Opera
Repertory Theatre
– Grand Opera in Portland’s magnificent
Merrill Auditorium. 767-0773
Cumberland County
Civic Center
– Music Concerts, Sporting Events Etc.
KIDS ENTERTAINMENT
Joker's
Family Fun & Games - 515 Warren Av.,
Portland
Children’s
Theater of Maine
- Live theater for adults and
children. 25A Forest Ave., Portland.
874-0371
Portland
Public Library - Story telling and
entertainment for children. 5 Monument Sq.,
Portland. 871-1707
THEATRE & SUMMER THEATRE
Merrill
Auditorium
– Portland,
874-8200
Portland Lyric
Theatre
– So Portland,
799-1421
Maine State Music
Theatre
– Brunswick,
725-8769
Portland Stage
Company
– Portland,
774-0465
Arundel Barn
Playhouse
– Summer Theatre, Just off Route 1, Arundel,
Tuesday – Saturdays in Season, 985-5552
Ogunquit
Playhouse
– Stock Summer Theatre, Rt 1 Ogunquit,
646-5511.
Saco River Grange
– Salmon Falls Road, Bar Mills. Just off Rt
117. 929-6472
ARTS, MUSEUMS & HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
Maine
Maritime Museum - Historic shipyard site
and maritime history building on Kennebec
River. 243 Washington St., Bath. 443-1316.
Willowbrook at Newfield - Restored 19th
Century Village with 36 buildings and 11,000
artifacts including 1894 carousel. Off Rt.
11 on Main St., Newfield. 793-2784.
PORTLAND:
Portland Museum
of Art
– Maine’s largest and oldest art museum.
Designed by world renowned I.M. Pei.
Features fine and decorative art from the 18th
century to present. 7 Congress St, Portland,
773-2787.
Portland
Observatory –
Not a lighthouse,
it is the last maritime signal tower in the
US. Built in 1807 as a communication tower
for the harbor. Guided tours and exhibits.
774-5561
Children’s Museum
of Maine
- Exhibits. Toddler Park, Cave &
Farm, Interactive Science Exhibits, Space
Shuttle, Camera-Obscura-Theater. Fun for all
ages. 142 Free Street, Portland. 828-1234.
Victoria
Mansion - One of America's most
significant Victorian homes. All interiors
are original and quite spectacular. 109
Danforth St., Portland. 772-4841.
Wadsworth-Longfellow House - Boyhood
home of the famed 19th Century poet Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow. Seasonal. 485 Congress
St., Portland. 774-1822.
The Arts
District – Portland’s cultural community
along Congress Street – Portland, 772-6828
KENNEBUNKS
(Museums, Historical Societies):
 Brick Store Museum
- Ship Models, Historic Displays, Rare
Antiques, Paintings, Decorative Arts. 117
Main St, Kennebunk,
985-4802. Route One South. On left in
downtown Kennebunk.
Nott House
- Greek Revival House – Open Mid June to
Mid-October, $3, Dock Square, Kennebunkport,
967-2513 or 967-2751
Seashore Trolley
Museum
– Largest collection of trolley cars in the
world. Countryside rides on historic rides.
Log Cabin Road - Kennebunkport, 967-2800
GOLF
COVERED BRIDGES
 Babb’s Bridge:
Maine’s oldest covered bridge was built in
1843. Located off River Road, 2.5 miles
north of South Windham, then ˝ mile west
between Gorham and Windham over the
Presumpscot River. Burned in 1973, but since
rebuilt.
Hemlock Bridge:
Built
in 1857. Located off Rt 302 3 miles
northwest of East Fryeburg in the town of
Fryeburg over an old channel of the Saco
River. It is of Paddlesford truss
construction with supporting laminated
wooden arches.
Sunday River
Bridge:
Routes 2 & 26
Bethel
WHITE WATER
RAFTING
AAA Whitewater
–
1-800-348-8871
Mountain Magic
Expeditions
– 1-800-464-2238
Adventure Bound
Inc. -
1-800-488-5188
North American
White Water Expeditions
– 1-800-727-4379
Northern Outdoors
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1-800-765-7238
MICRO BREWERIES
D.L Geary
Brewing Co Inc. - 38 Evergreen Drive,
Portland, 878-2337
Kennebunkport
Brewery Tours
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Shipyard Ale, Federal Jacks Brew Pub - Lower
Village - Kennebunk, 967-4322
Shipyard
Brewing Co. - 86 Newbury St, Portland,
761-0807
Stone
Coast Brewing Co. - 74 York St, Gorhams
Corner, Portland, 733-BEER
FITNESS CENTERS
Maine Rock Gym
Indoor Climbing Gym
– No experience needed. 127 Marginal Way,
Portland, 780-6370
 SPORTING
EVENTS
Beech
Ridge Motor Speedway - Auto racing every
Saturday night. Holmes Road, Scarborough.
883-5227.
Portland
Pirates Hockey - AHL affiliate of NHL
Washington Capitals. Play in
Cumberland County Civic Center. Regular
Season: October to early April. 775-3458.
Portland
Sea Dogs Baseball - AA Farm Team for the
Boston Red Sox. Home games held at Hadlock
Field, Portland, from late April through
early September. 879-9500.
Scarborough Downs
- Seasonal harness racing, Rt. 1,
Scarborough. 883-4331.
WINTER RECREATION AND
ACTIVITIES
Shawnee
Peak - 25 minutes - Route 302, Bridgton
- 207-647-8444
Sunday River
Ski Area
- 50 minutes - Off Route 2, Bethel 800-543-2SKI / Snow reports
- 207-824-5200
Seacoast Snow Park
- 10 minutes
from Point Sebago - Route 302, Windham - 207-892-5952
 CROSS
COUNTRY SKIING
Sebago Lake State Park
Five Fields Farm - Rte 107, RR 2 Box
621, Bridgton, 04009 - 207-647-2425
Carter's XC Ski Centers and Shops -
420 Main Street, Oxford, 04270
207-539-4848
Harris Farm XC Ski Center - 280
Buzzell Rd., Dayton, 04005 - 207-499-2678
Sunday River Cross Country Ski Center
- 23 Skiway Rd., Newry 04261 -
207-824-2410
Lakes Region
and Maine Area Photos
Point Sebago Resort
261 Point Sebago Road - Route 302
Casco, ME 04015
Tel: 207-655-3821 • Fax: 207-655-3371
Reservations: 800-530-1555
info@pointsebago.com
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