Camden Harbour Inn

Charming eatery serving global cuisine such as Brazilian fish stew & moussaka amid local artwork.

Luxe rooms & suites in a warm Victorian retreat offering bay views & multi-course breakfast. Set on 2 sloping acres overlooking Penobscot Bay, this warm, historic 1888 Victorian B&B and carriage house, once part of a castle estate, is less than a mile from The Camden Opera House and the harbor. Plush period-style rooms offer luxe linens and bathrobes. All feature air-conditioning, free WiFi and cable TV; some have DVD players, minifridges, decks and/or fireplaces. Distinctive touches in individual rooms include turreted sitting areas, French doors, 4-poster beds and/or claw-foot or soaking tubs. Suites add a deck or porch; some come with minifridges and wet bars. Guests order their complimentary multi-course breakfast from a menu.

High-end rooms & suites, most with balconies, in a downtown hotel offering a free buffet breakfast. This upscale hotel in a brick building in downtown Camden is 3.7 miles from the Camden Snow Bowl ski area and 9.8 miles from the hiking trails at Camden Hills State Park. The sophisticated rooms and suites with traditional furnishings offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs with premium cable channels and DVD players, plus minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. Some rooms also feature gas fireplaces, and many have private balconies (some with river or harbor views). In-room spa treatments are available for a surcharge. Pet amenities are provided (fee). Complimentary perks include parking and a breakfast buffet. There's an exercise room.

Stylish red-&-white dining room in a Victorian inn is a bold space for sophisticated French cuisine.

Polished quarters in a posh boutique hotel offering a rooftop bar, harbor views & free breakfast. Offering views of Camden Harbor, this posh boutique hotel in a redbrick building off Highway 1 is a 9-minute walk from Laite Memorial Beach and 3 miles from the Mount Battie Trail. Polished rooms and suites, some with harbor views, feature wrought-iron balconies, gas fireplaces and flat-screen TVs, as well as microwaves, minifridges, and Keurig tea and coffeemakers. Bathrooms have free-standing soaking tubs. Rooms also provide safes and free Wi-Fi. A breakfast buffet and parking are complimentary. A rooftop bar has a terrace and harbor views. There's also a cozy lounge bar with leather furniture and a brick fireplace. Pets are welcome (fee).

Multi-dealer shop featuring an array of antiques such as books, clothing, and furniture.

Glam rooms & suites in a luxe retreat offering scenic views, plus a spa & champagne breakfast. Perched on a hill, this posh hotel overlooking Penobscot Bay is a 2-minute walk from both Chestnut Street Historic District and Bay Chamber Concerts. Luxe rooms offer free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks and minibars, plus magazines and bottles of Prosecco. Plush suites add fireplaces. Upgraded suites feature private balconies, espresso makers, soaking tubs and steam showers; 2 have saunas. Complimentary tea, coffee and snacks, plus a gourmet champagne breakfast, are included. The on-site restaurant offers locally sourced regional cuisine and a seasonal, heated wrapround porch; a casual lounge features bar fare. There's also a spa.

Cozy rooms, some with fireplaces, in an 1802 B&B offering free afternoon cookies & parking. Set on 1 grassy acre in the High Street Historic District, this elegant B&B in a stately 1802 home is 9 miles from the Farnsworth Art Museum and 10 miles from Camden Hills State Park. Warm, country-style rooms and suites offer en suite bathrooms, iPod docks and complimentary Wi-Fi. Some add sitting areas, fireplaces, private patios and/or TVs with DVD players. Hot breakfast is served in a dining room or on a sunporch. Other freebies include afternoon cookies, bottled water and parking.

Lewis R. French is a gaff-rigged topsail schooner sailing out of Camden, Maine as a "Maine windjammer" offering 3 to 6 night cruises to tourists. Built in 1871, she is the oldest known two-masted schooner in the United States, and one of a small number of this once-common form of vessel in active service.

Longtime grocery store supplying produce, meats, baked goods, and deli items.