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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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 Portland, Maine: Go To Bat With The Portland Sea Dogs
 Spring, Summer: If you haven’t been to a Portland Sea Dog’s game, make sure you put it at the top of your to do list this summer. It’s a fun time for all ages and the tickets are pretty cheap to boot. Anywhere you sit provides a great view of America’s favorite past time. Sit back, watch the game and enjoy tasty brews from Maine’s local brewing companies. And, yes, there’s yummy food to choose from whether you want BBQ, fried dough, or good old fashioned hot dogs and fries. But make sure to leave room for everyone’s favorite … the Sea Dog Biscuit … vanilla ice cream smack in the middle of two chocolate chip cookies! Entertainment surrounds the stadium from the game itself as well as appearances by Slugger the Sea Dog, the Trash Monster, and other fun activities between innings. And to end the night with a bang, often times there are fireworks that light
(Greater Portland)
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Seafood: Lobster Stew, It's Something You Have To Do!
 Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall: Maine and Lobster are synonymous. Whether you live in Maine or are vacationing in Maine, lobster is always something “to do.” Here is an idea for something simple and tasty to do, next time you have the craving for lobster. If you are not in the mood for making a big deal about going out for a long drawn out lobster dinner, cracking the shells and working hard for a couple pieces of lobster meat – consider seeking out the perfect “lobster stew.” Almost every coastal town is loaded with seafood joints and there is no shortage of places to find a lobster dinner. Some of those restaurants are high end dining establishments and some of those places might be a food cart on the
(Greater Portland)
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Westbrook, Maine: So Many Things To Do All Around You!
Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter: Westbrook has gotten a bad rap over the years and you would be surprised at the things you can find to do in this town. First thing to do now that the weather is getting nicer is to head over to the Westbrook River Trail where you will enjoy a nice 1.5 mile walking path along the Presumpscot River where you can catch some great views of Saccarappa Falls. You can also spend some time enjoying your self at Riverbank Park which is a great picnic spot if you have kids because of the new playground that just went in. In the summer months head over to Warren Pool where you can cool off and enjoy this outdoor community center or in the winter plan on doing some skating at Lincoln Street
(Greater Portland)
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Kennebunkport, Maine: Cheap Thrills In A Rich Town
Spring, Summer & Fall: Kennebunkport is known for big ocean front homes, the Bush family and lots of tourist. How can you explore and enjoy this town without breaking the bank? You just need to know where to go! First there are a ton of places to get overpriced lobster in Kennebunkport, now let’s think about it, are you paying for the lobster or the room you are sitting in? Don’t get trapped! Head over to Port Lobster Co. where you can get twin lobsters, steamers, coleslaw and two cold beer for right around $35, now that is a deal! You can also get a killer lobster roll and all their food can be taken out so you can go sit on the beach and enjoy you lobster without any crowds and no wait. After grabbing a bite to eat find your way to Dock Square and head down Ocean Avenue for a wonderful ocean front walk. Not only will you enjoy the amazing views of Kennebunkport Harbor and the cold Atlantic
(Southern Coast)
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Maine Coast: Tips To Help You Get The Most!
Spring, Summer & Fall: Maine’s rocky coastline draws tourist from all over with dreams of exploring all it has to offer. Instead of hitting the southern coast and following Route 1 the whole way up the coast, where you will end up missing some really great spots, head to the authentic “Downeast” Maine. If you head to the eastern most point of the US, Eastport, you will be able to be one of the first in the country to see the sun rise. Watching the sunrise over the horizon of this small coastal town is magical. Winter Harbor is another great little coastal town that is not filled with traffic and tourist. You will hear about Bar Harbor and the Acadia area and Winter Harbor although is part of the area is not as well known as some of the other towns. Winter Harbor is part of the famous Schoodic Scenic By-way and one trip along 186 will tell you why. It is absolutely breathtaking and although the town is tiny, there is a great
(Downeast Acadia)
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Maine Lodging: Sleep Outside! It’s Fun, Clean & Beautiful Views
Summer: Nothing says summer more than lying out under the star with the cool night air and the sounds of crickets chirping filling the walls of your tent. There is not better feeling than camping out and the beauty of it all is it’s a very thrifty way of vacationing. Fortunately Maine has tons of great campgrounds that vary from rustic wilderness settings to amenity filled campgrounds with daily activities for families and folks of all ages. The beauty of camping is you can make your own fun, sitting by the campfire roasting marshmallows is a huge hit no matter what the age. This is simple family activity where the stories of what is happening in everyone’s life come out and real family time can be had. Central Maine has a great campground on the shore of Cobbosseecontee Lake. The campground has tented sites right on the water. They also have a lodge, a store and a snack bar and yes they
(Midcoast Maine)
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