Asticou Gardens Hoping to see the azaleas and rhodies in bloom, on our first full day in the area (June 20th) we headed over to Asticou Gardens. Located in Northeast Harbor across from the Asticou Inn, the garden was developed …
Sounds like a Saturday night in downtown Boston or something, doesn’t it? But rest assured it wasn’t and there was no alcohol of any kind involved. Instead it was several walks around Bar Harbor and the Shore Path, plus a …
Another day trip from our base camp in Trenton, Maine – this time to the historic little seaside town of Castine, located in mid-coast Maine on a peninsula in Penobscot Bay, approximately 40 miles from the Narrows Too RV Resort. …
Prospect, Maine, a very tiny rural town with a population of 709 as of 2010. Based on that, you might not think it is a tourist destination but it is. It is home to two major attractions – Fort Knox …
We left Camden Hills State Park on the morning of June 19th excited that our next stop would bring us very close to Acadia National Park and the Bar Harbor area. After all it had been a number of years …
Lobstah, lobstah, lobstah! It wasn’t fine dining, certainly didn’t equal the meal we might have had if we kept our dinner reservation at Primo but it was darn good anyway! Take out at the nearby Mount Battie Take Out & …
What a difference a day makes! The sun was smiling down at us in Camden when we awoke the next day. Goodbye fog and rain, hello sun! Perhaps with a sunnier, brighter perspective of this quaint town and its surroundings …
Fog. That’s what greeted us on our first morning in the quaint town of Camden. No surprise, fog after all is a fact of life in Maine. According to the weather forecast, it wasn’t going to “burn off” so no …
Take one mid-coast Maine town rich in history, nestle it in the foothills of Mt. Megunticook and Mt. Battie with sweeping views of Penobscot Bay, add a waterfall which flows under the storefronts and eateries and empties the Megunticook River …
On Saturday June 13, we left the mountains of New Hampshire, headed for the coast of Maine and the land of “lobstah”. Our destination was the Sea-Vu West RV Resort in Wells, Maine. As we drove into the entrance, we …
