CAMDEN MAINE STAY INN, Camden

Each guest room at Camden Maine Stay Inn has views of either the garden, mature evergreen and deciduous trees across the driveway, or the white clapboard houses along historic High Street. One guest room features a king-size sleigh bed, a private bathroom with a soaking tub and a shower, original wide-plank hardwood flooring, and views of historic High Street and deciduous trees across the Inn's driveway. This corner room is on the 1st floor and has a brass bed, two sitting areas and views of the garden. Another corner room is on the 2nd floor with a king sleigh bed, beautiful bathroom and views of mature trees and the historic homes on High Street. This corner room, also on the 2nd floor, has a vaulted ceiling with skylight, wooden bed, sofa, club chair, TV/DVD player, gas-log stove, private deck and views of the garden. A corner room on the ground floor has a brass-and-iron bed, bookcases, seating area, gas-log stove, French doors opening to a private patio and views of the garden. One room, located on the 2nd floor, has an antique brass bed and view of the garden. The suite on the 2nd floor includes a bedroom with a brass bed and view of the garden, a living room with a sofa bed, a TV and DVD player, bookcase, and a gas-log fireplace, with views of the garden and the historic homes on High Street. The suite on the 3rd floor features bedrooms with brass beds and iron beds, a view of the historic homes on High Street, a living room with a sofa, a TV, DVD player and bookcase. Each room provides amenities such as Ironing facilities, Heating, Air conditioning, Sitting area, Terrace, Dressing area, Patio, Free toiletries, Flat-screen TV, Carpeted floor, Parquet floor and chocolate is featured for guests. Every private bathroom has a shower and hairdryer. One unit offers 1 bed.

Your overnight stay at Inn includes daily breakfast. The gourmet breakfast begins with fruit juices and fresh berries, melons or other fruit, which during warmer months are grown largely on farms within a 15-minute drive of the Inn. For lunch, enjoy locally sourced food such as a fresh Maine lobster or crab roll, chips, locally sourced fruit, a chilled bottle of Poland Springs water, and a fresh brownie or sweet prepared in the Inn's kitchen. Camden Harbor has waterfront restaurants for a delicious dinner with views of the Bay. Restaurants near Camden, ME offer charming dining atmospheres, views of the Atlantic Ocean and a wide range of cuisine. The restaurants boast seasonal dishes prepared with locally sourced ingredients and waterfront views. Peter Ott's on the water is a seafood restaurant with harbor views and a unique dining experience.

The scenic nature trails behind the Inn include Mt. Battie Trail, which overlooks Camden and its harbor, and Maiden Cliff Trail, which takes you through a forest to exposed cliffs with views of Megunticook Lake and Penobscot Bay. Mount Battie Trail offers views of wildflowers and Penobscot Bay. Summer is a time to visit lighthouses and hike the Giant's Stairs Trail for views of Magunticook Lake. Visit Mount Desert Island for views of Maine's largest lake off the coast and climb Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the east coast of the U.S. Winter travelers visit to ski the Camden Snow Bowl. Bar Harbor has New Hermon Mountain for skiing and snow tubing with 20 trails and glades, as well as a 350-foot vertical drop. Snow tubing offers a 600-foot slope. The gardens transform into a snow-covered paradise; snowshoes are available at the center. The Farnsworth Art Museum exhibits works from Maine's historical and modern artists depicting American life in Maine. You will see 15,000 art pieces focused on 18th-century American art to the present. The library holds 10,000 volumes, focusing on American art and artists whose work is in the museum's collection.

Camden Maine Stay Inn is 20 km from Knox County Regional. Ducktrap Bay Trading Co, Camden Harbor Park and Amphitheatre, Camden Public Library, and The Smiling Cow are all 1 km away. Camden Hills State Park is 2 km away. Sherman Cove and Serendipity Fine Consignment are 0.5 km away. Camden is 1 km away. Saint Thomas Episcopal Church is 0.5 km away. Mt. Battie Tower is 1 km away. The Indian Island Lighthouse is at the entrance of the Rockport Bay.

The garden at the Camden Maine Stay Inn provides a space for guests to relax and enjoy nature in the center of town. Show your love with a flower arrangement, fresh chocolates prepared in Midcoast Maine, champagne, and a late checkout. An informational tool is filled with local recommendations on what to do and where to stay during your visit to Mid-Coast Maine. This hotel is one of the few places in the United States, even the world where one can hike or ski a mountain and cruise the ocean in the same day.