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Old Orchard Beach, ME Area
ASTRO Experiences · ME
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Old Orchard Beach, ME Area
Rents and delivers cruiser bikes, tandem bikes, kid bikes, sit-on-top kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, sailboats, and beach gear with free pick-up and delivery in the area.
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The Colby College Museum of Art presents various exhibitions, such as Alex Katz | Out of Sight: A Drawing Survey, Alex Katz: Quick Things Passing, and Some American Stories. Its collection features works by artists including Edmonia Lewis, Norman Lewis, Faith Ringgold, and James McNeill Whistler. The museum also offers learning programs for K-12 students, academic engagement, and community engagement. It is associated with The Lunder Institute for American Art.
Houlton, ME
The Aroostook County Historical and Art Museum was founded in 1937 by Ransford W. Shaw. Located in Houlton, Maine's Historic White Memorial Building, it preserves the history and artistic heritage of Aroostook County. Visitors can take tours by appointment, exploring each room with Curator Leigh Cummings, who shares insights on local history and artifacts.
Old Orchard Beach, ME
Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf offers a pirate-themed miniature golf experience with 18 or 36 hole adventure courses. The course design features a charming seaside village, a tidal lagoon, hidden caves, swaying bridges, and cascading waterfalls. Guests navigate lush landscapes and immersive scenes that bring the golden age of piracy to life. Visitors can also uncover fascinating pirate facts and tales throughout their game.
New Gloucester, ME
The Family Farmyard offers an educational and hands-on venue to experience farm life in Maine. Visitors can see year-round residents such as laying hens, goats, sheep, Shetland ponies, rabbits, and peafowl in the Education and Chicken Barns. Seasonal animals like alpaca and pigs join the farm, which also features gardens and an outdoor play area. The Sugar House is in production during February and March, and a seasonal corn maze is available for self-guided tours.
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The Buxton-Hollis Historical Society, established in 1970, preserves the history of Buxton and Hollis. It operates as a library, archives, and museum. Visitors can access collections of local historical documents, genealogies, and house surveys. The society also features exhibits, including one on 100 Years of Bar Mills and West Buxton Villages, and offers programs such as talks and workshops.
Windsor, ME
The Windsor Fair is Maine's Premier Agricultural Fair held annually for ten days at the Windsor Fairgrounds. The event features harness racing, demolition derbies, truck and tractor pulls, livestock shows and competitions, giant pumpkin contests, and lumberjack competitions. Visitors enjoy exhibition halls displaying farm equipment and antique machinery, carnival rides, and live entertainment on the grandstand.
Portland, ME Area
Casco Bay Custom Charters provides private sightseeing, sunset, and lighthouse tours on classic wooden vessels, allowing for customized experiences around Casco Bay.
Boothbay Harbor, ME
The Maine State Aquarium is a Department of Marine Resources facility focused on the Gulf of Maine. Visitors can discover plants and animals from the Gulf through interactive exhibits that also highlight DMR scientists and local industries. The aquarium is one room, approximately 1800 square feet, and features a 26-foot minke whale skeleton hanging from the ceiling. Life-size Harbor Porpoise models are also displayed at the front entrance.
Owls Head, ME
Owls Head Transportation Museum is dedicated to education and preservation, focusing on aviation and auto history in Maine. It brings history to life through working exhibits of pre-1940 aircraft, vehicles, engines, and technologies that shaped the world of transportation. Visitors can experience its collections, participate in hands-on programming, and observe restoration in action.
Richmond, ME
The CHTJ Southard House Museum in Richmond, Maine, features a restored Victorian home and a Carriage House. Visitors can tour the elegant shipbuilder’s mansion to explore Richmond's late 1800s history, including shipyards and commerce. Exhibits include antique tools, a salute to veterans, local art, a diorama of the Southard Shipyard, and an observation tower with town and Kennebec River views.
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The Bucksport Historical Society operates the Bucksport Historical Museum, which was acquired in 1965. This museum is located at 92 Main Street within an 1874 Railroad Station. The station itself is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.
Millinocket, ME
Hillcrest Golf Club is a golf course located in Millinocket, Maine. Visitors can enjoy a round of golf at this local club. The course offers options for playing either nine or eighteen holes, and rental carts are available for convenience.
Bar Harbor, ME Area
Acadia Bike features a large fleet of bicycles, including conventional and e-bikes, tag-a-longs, and child trailers, for exploring Acadia National Park's carriage roads and Park Loop Road.
Augusta, ME
The Kennebec Historical Society has over 135 years of experience preserving and studying Kennebec County history. Located in Augusta, Maine, the society is housed in the historic Henry Weld Fuller, Jr. House. Visitors can utilize a reading room and search a genealogy database containing over 58,000 names and 88,000 listings.
Camden, ME Area
Offering rentals for kayaks, canoes, and bikes, as well as guided sea kayaking tours, stand-up paddleboard (SUP) tours, and local guided hikes in Camden Hills State Park and other areas.
Rockland, ME
Welcome to the Maine Lighthouse Museum The mission of the Maine Lighthouse Museum is to educate the public regarding the long-standing traditions, heroism and progress of America’s Lighthouse and Lifesaving services and the United States Coast Guard through the conservation and interpretation of the nation’s most
Island Falls, ME
Va-Jo-Wa Golf Course is an 18-hole golf experience located in Island Falls, ME. This family-owned course, established in 1965, offers scenic views of Pleasant Lake and Mount Katahdin. It provides a combination of natural beauty and challenge for golfers of all levels. Visitors can also find The Slice Restaurant and Hook Lounge, onsite Air BnB options, and a pro-shop.
Ellsworth, ME
A camping resort for the whole family with plenty of things to do - water slides, sprayground with dumping bucket, mini-golf, climbing wall, ropes course, 800' zip-line, slingshot trampoline, Jumpshot trampoline, water wars, campground pool and cafe! Sites ranging from tents to full pull throughs for large rvs
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The Pejepscot History Center is the fourth oldest local history organization in Maine, dedicated to telling the stories of Brunswick, Topsham, and Harpswell. Visitors can explore its two house museums, located a six-minute walk apart, which bring the 19th century to life. Seasoned docents share stories, and a current exhibit is Iterations of Independence: 250 Years of Pejepscot.
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The Historic Governor Brann Schoolhouse was built in 1934 and named for Governor Louis J. Brann. This building has been restored to its original condition, featuring the original paint scheme, hard wood floors, and a "two holer." The school closed in the 1950s. Today, the Town of Cyr Plantation uses the building for a polling station and annual town meetings.
York, ME Area
Based in York Harbor, Maine, G Cove Charters offers family-friendly inshore and offshore fishing charters. Licensed and insured Captain Greg Brown guides trips for striped bass, bluefish, mackerel, shark, or bluefin tuna.
Rockland, ME
Knight Marine Service is a full-service marina and boat yard in Rockland, Maine. It offers docking, mooring, boat hauling, and storage. Located near the southwest corner of Penobscot Bay, it has hosted the Marblehead Yacht Club, the New York Yacht Club, and many boaters cruising the Maine coast.
Hebron, ME
The Hebron Historical Society, incorporated in May 1965, is a museum dedicated to preserving and sharing Hebron’s history. Visitors can learn about local history, view restoration projects, and read stories about the town’s past. Its website provides access to videos, an interactive timeline, and articles.