Camden Harbour Inn
Boutique Small Luxury Hotel perched above Camden Harbor with sweeping views over Penobscot Bay. Acclaimed Natalie’s Restaurant, elegant rooms, and exceptional personalized service. Address: 83 Bayview Street, Camden Phone: 207-236-4200 […]
Camden Hills State Park
5,710-acre park with extensive trails to Mount Battie, Mount Megunticook, and other summits. The auto road to Mount Battie’s 750-foot summit offers panoramic views of Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay. […]
Farnsworth Art Museum
One of the finest regional art museums in America, located in Rockland. Exceptional collection focusing on Maine artists including three generations of the Wyeth family. A must-visit for art lovers. […]
Hartstone Inn
Intimate inn in a lovingly restored Victorian mansion in downtown Camden. Known for exceptional breakfasts and a chef-driven dining room serving some of the finest meals on the Midcoast. Address: […]
Maine Windjammer Cruises
Sail the coast of Maine aboard a historic windjammer schooner departing from Camden Harbor. Multi-day cruises through Penobscot Bay visiting lighthouses, islands, and fishing villages. A uniquely Maine experience. Address: […]
Natalie’s at Camden Harbour Inn
One of Maine’s most celebrated fine dining experiences, perched above Camden Harbor. Chef James Tranchemontagne’s creative contemporary cuisine is matched by extraordinary water views and exceptional wine. Address: 83 Bayview […]
Primo
James Beard Award-nominated restaurant in Rockland by Chef Melissa Kelly. Farm-to-table dining at its purest — produce, eggs, and meats from their own farm complement outstanding locally-caught seafood. Address: 2 […]
Whitehall
Historic grand hotel where Edna St. Vincent Millay first recited poetry in 1912. Beautifully restored with classic New England character, fine dining, and an unbeatable harborside location. Address: 52 High […]
Camden is where the mountains meet the sea — a phrase that perfectly captures this stunning midcoast town where Camden Hills State Park rises dramatically behind a harbor filled with windjammer schooners. Consistently ranked among the most beautiful small towns in America, Camden offers a sophisticated blend of natural beauty, excellent dining, and New England charm.
Camden Hills State Park
The jewel of Camden’s outdoor scene, Camden Hills State Park offers 30 miles of hiking trails with Mount Battie as the centerpiece. Drive or hike to the summit for panoramic views of Penobscot Bay, the islands, and on clear days, Mount Desert Island. The park is spectacular in fall foliage season — typically mid-October — when the hills turn every shade of orange and red above the blue harbor.
Windjammer Sailing
Camden is the home port of Maine’s famous windjammer fleet — historic schooners that offer multi-day sailing trips along the Maine coast. A cruise aboard a windjammer is one of the most authentic Maine experiences available, sailing between island anchorages with stops for swimming, kayaking, and lobster bakes. Day sails are also available for those with less time.
Where to Stay & Eat
Camden has some of Maine’s finest inns, including the iconic Camden Harbour Inn with its harbor views and exceptional restaurant. The town’s dining scene punches well above its size, with restaurants like Primo in nearby Rockland drawing visitors from across the state. Camden’s Main Street is lined with independent shops, galleries, and cafes.