Unbeknownst to much of New England, the 100-acre Camden Snow Bowl features some of the cleanest alpine skiing in Maine. Despite its small-town feel, the Snow Bowl boasts more than 20-plus recently-upgraded runs that reach nearly 1,300 feet above the sea. There’s never been a more enticing time to “Ski the Sea,” as packed powder… Read more »
There’s no off-season for romance at Camden Harbour Inn, a Relais & Châteaux top destination and AAA Four Diamond restaurant located in the heart of MidCoast Maine’s prettiest bayside town. The inn is a short stroll from Penobscot Bay, downtown’s eclectic shopping district, and a 115-year-old yacht club. Winter is officially here to stay, at… Read more »
The award-winning Camden Harbour Inn stands as a sophisticated, romantic beacon of light located in the very heart of MidCoast Maine. Camden, Maine, itself is an idyllic four-season haven for foodies, honeymooners, and nature enthusiasts alike. When winter inevitably arrives, the sprawling, semi-rugged landscape transforms into a winter wonderland, seemingly cut, copy, and pasted from… Read more »
New Englanders have always found a way to embrace winter’s inevitable arrival, whether that’s via holiday cheer, winter sports mania, or long-overdue romance. Very few four-season destinations rival Camden, Maine, thanks mainly to Camden Harbour Inn, a Relais & Châteaux Top Destination. Winter has always been doubtlessly romantic, especially during fresh snowfall or early-morning hoarfrost…. Read more »
Travelers won’t find a Starbucks, Tim Hortons, or Dunkin’ in Camden, Maine, a quintessential Atlantic bay town, ideally saturated between Portland and Acadia National Park. The locals care too much about the town’s many small businesses, mainly the thriving cafes and delis that line the streets near coastal U.S. Route 1. Finding a steaming cup… Read more »
