Camden Travel Guide
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Welcome to Camden, ME!
Camden is part of what is known as The Jewel of the Maine Coast, along with Rockport and Lincolnville, and the place where the mountains meet the sea. A myriad of harbors dot this area of South Coast Maine, offering visitors a chance to fish, sail or sightsee Maine from the water. For an after dinner activity, the Camden Opera House has been entertaining New Englanders for over 150 years. Camden also boasts its own ski area, the Camden Snow Bowl, which provides 10 downhill trails as well as a 400-foot (122 m) long toboggan chute. Visit the Warren Island State Park to camp or sail and enjoy the diverse wildlife and the lush gardens at Merryspring Park. Boating opportunities are abundant at Camden, as visitors can take in organized cruises and witness islands and diverse sea life, such as gulls, ospreys and seals. For arts, the Bayview Gallery includes contemporary, impressionist and realist artwork of New England's fine artists.
Hotels & Motels
This oceanfront property has 35 rooms, cottages and suites, two swimming pools and tennis facilities.
Tour Operators
During the summer months, the Schooner Appledore offers a variety of sailing trips on Penobscot Bay, including day sails, sunset cruises and private charters.
Current & Upcoming Events [ View All ]
Looking for something to do in Camden, ME? Check out these current and upcoming events. If you know of an event that is not listed in the travel guide, please feel free to add an event listing (it's free).
- U.S. National Toboggan Championships
Feb 10 to Feb 12 » Camden Snow Bowl
Cap'n Fish's Puffin Nature Cruises
A unique birdwatching adventure that leaves from Boothbay Harbor, Maine!
Cap'n Fish's Boat Trips
Offering scenic nature cruises and whale watching trips from Boothbay Harbor, ME!
