Camden Maine Haunted History Tours

Join ‘The Lady in the Red Cloak” for a lantern lit walk exploring the mysterious haunts and untold history of Camden, Maine. A thoroughly enjoyable tour with ghostly stories and interesting history of the town. Cost $10.00 adults. Tours start at 7pm. Check website www.redcloakhauntedhistorytours.com for dates in July and August."

Maine Home and Design Show

Come and explore Maine’s creative economy! Architects, builders, landscape designers, interior designers, kitchen suppliers, artists, food purveyors,, and more will be represented in over 100 booths. This show is a must for people interested in any aspect of building, remodeling, and enjoying their homes. Admission: $10, 12 and under free. Point Lookout, Northport, June 05th and 06th."

Marshall Point Lighthouse

Marshall Point Lighthouse museum opens Saturday May 29th, for the 2010 season. Marshall Point Lighthouse is located at the end of the St. George peninsula in Port Clyde. The Lighthouse grounds are always open to the public from sunup to dusk every day throughout the year. The museum contains displays, tools and artifacts depicting past and present fishing methods and local stone quarrying history as well as historical data regarding the lighthouse itself."

Glendarragh Farm Lavender

This is what we’ve been waiting for! The Glendarragh farm lavender store has just opened at 22 main street, Camden. The store looks, and smells wonderful. They have natural and organic body lotions, as well as aromatherapy, bath, culinary, decorative, garden and herbal lavender goodies. Glendarragh Farm, home of Maine’s first commercial lavender farm, grows more than a dozen varieties of lavender in sweetly fragrant, hand-tended, organically fertilized fields."

Schooner Olad Camden Maine setting sail 15 May, 2010

Schooner trips start 15 May, a little earlier than usual due to the great weather.

Explore Penobscot Bay, with its rocky shoreline, lighthouses, seals, bald eagles, islands, lobster boats and hidden mansions. Schooner Olad sails daily from Camden, Maine; Memorial Day weekend to mid-October. Schooner Olad offers historic two-hour daysails aboard a completely restored, classic yacht."

Jewel of the Maine Coast 2009

The only magazine you will need to plan your vacation on the Mid Coast of Maine. Packed with events, things to do, restaurants and a whole lot more. Order your free copy here
http://www.camdenme.org/information_request/

Earth day sunrise celebration

Join the Land Trust in a sunrise hike up Hatchet Mountain to celebrate Earth Day and the official opening of the Hatchet Mountain Preserve. This takes place 5.30-8.30am Wed April 22nd, Hope Maine. The stunning scenery alone will make this early morning hike a day to remember. Come back to the Inn and have a leisurely late breakfast. Book early so we can reserve your place. Take 10% discount off any room rate on 21 April, and Blue Harbor House will donate that amount to Maine Coastal mountains Land trust.