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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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 Wiscasset: Five Fun Things To Do
Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall: Wiscasset is known as Maine’s “prettiest little village” and one trip there you can easily see why. Not only is the scenery beautiful but, there are plenty great things to see and do. One place to check out is the Chewonki Foundation located on Montsweag Bay, on Chewonki Neck. The Chewonki Foundation offers programs to the community that are centered in their 400 acre surroundings. They have wonderful day adventures for kids, adults and families. Whether you decide to participate in a program or not, just exploring the campus is an education and a wonderful experience. There is plenty of history in this riverfront town. I suggest you stop in for a visit at the Lincoln County Jail Museum which first housed prisoners in 1811. You can take a tour of the facility and learn the history of this site. There are also plenty of sea captain’s homes on Federal Street that all have a story of their own waiting to be discovered. You can stop in and tour Castle Tucker located on a bluff overlooking the Sheepscot River. Wicasset was once the busiest
(Midcoast Maine)
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Natural Bird Feeders: Keeping Our Friends Fed
Winter: Winter can be a tough time for our little furry friends outside. One of my family’s traditions during the winter is to decorate one of our backyard trees with bird friendly décor. In the fall before the snow flies my children collect pine cones for this event. If you need to buy them instead most craft stores carry them and they are reasonably priced. First, tie a ribbon on one
(Downeast Acadia)
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The Wadsworth-Longfellow House: A Peak At 19th Century Christmas
Winter: If you have never done a tour of the Wadsworth-Longfellow House in Portland than now is the time. Come in during the month of December and enjoy the holiday season as this family celebrated what Christmas was like in the mid-19th century. The house is beautifully decorated to reflect an authentic 19th-century Victorian Christmas. As part of the celebration, the Historical Society offers a special Family Christmas Tour day where visitors can create a period-style ornament, refeshments and Christmas carols at an
(Greater Portland)
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Lewiston Maineiacs: Hockey Fans Are Delighted
Fall,Winter: Mainers have been known as “maineiacs” by outsiders for years. In honor of that title, the Lewiston Maniacs semi-pro hockey team lives up to their name. This team has been entertaining crowds with the fast pace game of hockey and the fans love them! If you have not been to see a game yet, you won’t be disappointed. The Maineiacs are part of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and play in Lewiston at the Coliseum. The fan following of this team makes
(Central Maine)
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Lincolnsville/Camden: Fernald's Neck Preserve
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall: Here you will find over three miles of shoreline on Megunticook Lake. the preserve encompasses 315 acres which includes massive groves of conifers and a huge swamp referred to as the "Great Bog". The mountain views are truly a sight to see, especially in the fall when foliage is at its peak. There are two hiking loops on the preserve. The Blue loop is the easiest trail and lends itself to great views of the lake. The Orange loop will bring you through the "Great Bog" Be sure to bring your hiking boots, the trail can be wet at times. From Route 1 in Camden take route 52 about 4 miles to Fernald's Neck Road. Just
(Midcoast Maine)
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York Beach Campground: Family Camping At The Beach
Spring, Summer, Fall: If you would like to stay in York, Maine and don’t want to spend money on a hotel, consider staying at a campground in York County. York County has many different campgrounds that are located right on the beachfront, and have very roomy sites that
(Southern Coast)
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