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Things To Do In Maine
Welcome to MaineToDo.com. Whether you are a Mainer or a visitor you will find plenty of things to do in Maine. This site is simple by nature, you can either browse through a well-rounded list of things to do in Maine, or search for things to do in Maine by season, location, or activity. For example, if you are looking for something to do in Maine during the Fall season, simply type "Fall" into our search bar and you will get a list of possible things to do. Keep checking back as we are constantly adding things to do in Maine. So, next time you ask someone or someone asks you, "What do you want to do?" you can come to MaineToDo.com for the answer. |
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 Getaways: Find The Perfect Spot
Spring,Summer,Fall & Winter: Maine getaways are not hard to find it’s just a matter of what you are interested in doing. Once you decide whether it is a weekend getaway or a weeklong vacation it’s then just a matter of deciding what you are looking for. Maybe it’s spending time in the peace and quiet of a seaside inn or a cabin in the wilderness whatever it is, there are plenty of choices for you. There are some nice Inns in the Boothbay region. Boothbay is close to the whole mid-coast area with towns like Damariscotta and Bath close by. There are plenty of things to do, picnicking on Ocean Point, whale watching excursions, lobster bakes, shopping and antiquing in the area. In addition, there are some great beaches close by like Reid State Park and Popham Beach. Dining options are plentiful and golf is close by. Another great place for a Maine getaway is the Rangley Lakes region. This is a year round getaway destination with snowmobiling and skiing in the winter months and the gorgeous lake in the summer. There are cabins that can rented lakeside, B & B’s as well as resorts that offer
(Midcoast Maine)
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Bar Harbor: A Haven For The Whole Family
Summer,Fall: Bar Harbor is a haven for families and can be a great place to take kids. At low tide you can see how Bar Harbor got it's name. Take the kids down to the beach with pails and shovels and explore what the ocean uncovers along the large sand bar that connects Bar Island to downtown Bar Harbor. You can also spend sometime at the Ocanarium and Lobster Hatchery. There is a great hands-on water cycel exibit and the seal education exihibit will keep
(Downeast Acadia)
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Brewers Festival: A Celebration Of The Best Brews In Maine
Fall: The Brewers Festival is a one day event held in Casco at the Point Sebago Resort. This popular and fun event offers visitor a chance to sample some of Maine's best brewed beers from Maine brewers such as Atlantic Brewing Co., Bray's Brewpub and Shipyard. With grass under your feet and the autumn sun on your back there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy your sample brew and chat with some of the finest brew masters
(Greater Portland)
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Pleasant River Walk: Brownville's Trip Through Nature
Summer: Traveling up to the Northern section of Maine and finding your way to Brownville one can find an enjoyable way to spend some time on the Pleasant River Walk. This three mile nature walk starts in Brownville and makes it's way along the river banks into the junction. The trail is groomed and easily managed by all ages. Along the way you will enjoy the quiet solitude of the woods and the babbling sounds of the river which is never more than 30 feet from
(Aroostook County)
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Strawberry Picking: Enjoy The Fruit Of Your Labor
Summer: Summer is strawberry season and picking them was never easier at one of the areas frest strawberry farms. As you arrive you will be greeted by friendly workers willing to help you start your venture. You can get the pint or quart size cartons right at the entrance then just find your way to the fields and before your eyes the red beauties unfold. Rows of green low bushes covered with big, red juicy strawberries just bursting with flavor. This is a great family activity
(Kennebec Valley)
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Stonington: Crocket Cove Woods Preserve
Spring, Summer, Fall: Crocket Cove Woods Preserve is located a few miles northwest of Stonington. Just past the village of Burnt Cove turn left onto Whitman Road and follow it until the black top ends where you will find a small parking lot with a registration box. This hundred acre parcel is very diverse. A fog forest is located here. A mature forest of pine, fir and spruce that thrive in the dank, mossy and foggy environment. A short self guided
(Downeast Acadia)
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