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WELLS RESERVE AT LAUDHOLM
342 Laudholm Farm Rd, Wells
207-646-1555
Miles of trails, a sandy beach, and historic site,
open every day all year. Special events, camps,
walks, and talks.
Map 1, J2
I MID-COAST / DOWNEAST
BOOTHBAY RAILWAY VILLAGE
586 Wiscasset Rd, Boothbay
207-633-4727
Experience a vintage steam or diesel train ride, a
collection of over 60 antique automobiles, all in
an historic village setting. Memorial Day - Oct.
Map 1, I4
CAFE MIRANDA
15 Oak St, Rockland
207-594-2034
A small, cozy bistro like restaurant with a big
menu of ethnic tastes and bites; generous por-
tions of wholesome food with big flavor.
Map 1, H5
COASTAL MAINE
BOTANICAL GARDENS
132 Botanical Gardens Dr, Boothbay
207-633-8000
Magnificent gardens including a 2-acre Chil-
dren’s Garden, waterfront & woodland trails, art
exhibits, exquisite stonework & sculptures on 270
acres. Map 1, I4 See ad pg. 80
FARNSWORTH ART MUSEUM AND
WYETH CENTER
16 Museum St, Rockland
207-596-6457
Nationally recognized collection of 10,000+
works tracing the development of art in Maine
within the larger context of American art.
Map 1, H5
MAINE STATE MUSIC THEATRE
Pickard Theater, 1 Bath Rd, Brunswick
207-725-8769
MSMT produces four Broadway-quality musi-
cals, three concerts and two Theater for Young
Audiences educational musicals every summer.
Jun-Aug. Map 1, I4 See ad pg. 79
MAINE MARITIME MUSEUM
243 Washington St, Bath
207-443-1316
Lighthouse cruises, trolley tours, demon-
strations, historic shipyard, pirate play ship,
hands-on fun, and a beautiful, 20-acre waterfront
campus. Map 2, I4 See ad pg. 79
MAIN STREET BATH
City of Bath, 15 Commercial St
207-442-7291
Maine’s Cool Little City: voted Great American
Main Street, Great Street in America, and a Na-
tional Trust Distinctive Destination.
Map 1, I4
EXCURSIONS
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OWLS HEAD TRANSPORTATION
MUSEUM
117 Museum St, Owls Head
207-594-4418
An operating collection of antique aircraft & au-
tomobiles. Special events include car rallies, air-
plane shows, Model T rides and family activities.
Map 1, H5 See ad pg. 77
WISCASSET, WATERVILLE &
FARMINGTON RAILWAY MUSEUM
97 Cross Rd, Alna
207-882-4193
Operating narrow gauge steam railway with
original equipment. Open Sat & Sun, Memorial
Day to Columbus Day & Saturdays only rest of
year. Map 1, H4
I MAINE LAKES & MOUNTAINS
CAMP SUNSHINE AT SEBAGO LAKE
35 Arcadia Rd, Casco
207-655-3800
Provides retreats combining respite, recreation
and support, while enabling hope and promoting
joy for children with life-threatening illnesses.
Map 1, H2
MAINE HUTS & TRAILS
496C Main Street, Kingfield
207-265-2400
Four backcountry eco-lodges, 80 miles of trails
for nordic skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking,
hiking & paddling including guided trips.
Map 1, F3
MAINE WILDLIFE PARK
Rt 26, 56 Game Farm Rd, Gray
207-657-4977
See moose, bear, cougar, fox, eagles, fish and
more! Nature trails, wildlife displays, gardens,
gift/snack shops. Bring a picnic - spend the day.
Apr-Nov. Map 2, C11
OXFORD CASINO
777 Casino Way, Oxford
207-539-6700
A unique entertainment experience with contem-
porary table games and slot machines. Excite-
ment goes 24/7. Exit 63 off the Maine Turnpike.
Map 1, H3 See ad Inside Front Cover
PINELAND FARMS
15 Farm View Drive, New Gloucester
207-688-4539
Working farm open to the public for recreation
and education. Tour our modern dairy, world-
class Equestrian Center or our Creamery.
Map 2, D11
POLAND SPRING PRESERVATION PARK
115 Preservation Way, Poland Spring
207-998-4142
A dedication to the growth of Natural Spring
Water through scientific displays and vintage
memorabilia. Free to the public. May-Oct.
Map 2, A11
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