Experience timeless Maine beauty.

• Kittery, ME - 16 Mi.

• York, ME - 8 Mi.

• Wells, ME - 5 Mi.

• Portsmouth, NH - 17 Mi.

• Kennebunkport, ME - 10 Mi.

• Portland, ME - 36 Mi.

• Cape Elizabeth, ME. - 42 Mi.

• Saco, ME - 24 Mi.

• Bar Harbor, ME - 210 Mi.

• Mt. Katahdin - 260 Mi.

• Ogunquit Museum of American Art – A coastal gem featuring modern and historic American art, complemented by a sculpture garden overlooking the Atlantic.

• Ogunquit Playhouse – A historic theater known for its Broadway-caliber productions, continuing the legacy of summer stock theater. 

• Leavitt Theatre – Ogunquit’s oldest theater, offering movies, live music, comedy, and a bar and lounge with craft cocktails.

• Barn Gallery – Showcasing works by the Ogunquit Art Association, including paintings, graphics, photographs, and sculptures.

Wells Farmers’ Market

• When: Wednesdays, 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM (June – September)

• Where: Wells Public Library, 1434 Post Road, Wells, ME

• Highlights: A producer-only market offering fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade items.  

York Gateway Farmers’ Market

• When: Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (May – October)

• Where: 1 Stonewall Lane, York, ME

• Highlights: Features local farmers, specialty food producers, and crafters with a variety of fresh produce, meats, seafood, baked goods, cheeses, and more.

Kennebunk Farmers’ Market

• When: Saturdays, 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM (May – November)

• Where: Municipal Lot behind Garden Street Bowl, 1 Garden Street, Kennebunk, ME

• Highlights: A producer-only market offering a diverse array of vegetables, fruits, flowers, eggs, meats, dairy products, herbs, baked goods, and specialty products. 

Kittery Community Market

• When: Sundays, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (June – November)

• Where: 10 Shapleigh Road, Kittery, ME

• Highlights: A vibrant weekly gathering celebrating local agriculture and community spirit, offering a variety of local produce, artisan goods, and engaging activities.

Uniques and Antiques

61 Perkins Cove Rd, Ogunquit, ME

Blacksmiths Antiques Mall

166 Main St, Ogunquit, ME

R. Jorgensen Antiques

502 Post Road, Wells, ME

• Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company – Located in downtown Ogunquit, this brewery offers Maine craft brews and handcrafted pizza in a welcoming atmosphere .

• Batson River Brewing & Distilling – With a location in Wells, Batson River provides house-brewed craft beer and spirits, complemented by seasonal fare.

• Wiggly Bridge Distillery – Located in York, this family-run distillery offers handcrafted spirits, including rum and whiskey, in a charming setting.

• The Spa at Cliff House Maine – Situated atop the cliffs in Cape Neddick, this 9,000-square-foot spa provides a range of treatments inspired by coastal Maine’s natural elements.

• Good Vibes Yoga – An all-embracing yoga studio and lifestyle boutique located at 18 Shore Road in Ogunquit, offering a variety of classes from deep stretch and restorative practices to vinyasa flow.

• Ogunquit Fitness Center – Located at 74 Main Street in Ogunquit, this state-of-the-art facility offers over 6,200 square feet of space, including cardio and strength equipment, an indoor pool, sauna, and steam room.

Cape Neddick Country Club

• Location: 650 Shore Road, Cape Neddick, ME

• An 18-hole semi-private course designed by Donald Ross and Brian Silva, offering a blend of coastal charm and challenging play. Public tee times are available.

• Website: capeneddickgolf.com

Old Marsh Country Club

• Location: 445 Clubhouse Road, Wells, ME

• A championship 18-hole course known for its pristine conditions and scenic views, suitable for all skill levels.

• Website: oldmarshcountryclub.com

The Ledges Golf Club

• Location: 1 Ledges Drive, York, ME

• Carved from the rugged terrain of southern Maine, this course offers stunning natural beauty and challenging elevation changes.

• Website: ledgesgolf.com

Marginal Way (Ogunquit)

A scenic 1.25-mile paved cliff walk offering stunning ocean views, connecting Ogunquit Beach to Perkins Cove. It’s accessible and family-friendly, with numerous benches along the way. 

Mount Agamenticus (York)

Known locally as “Big A,” this 692-foot hill offers a network of trails through coastal forests leading to panoramic summit views. It’s suitable for hikers of all levels and is also popular for mountain biking and wildlife observation. 

Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge (Wells)

Features the Carson Trail, a one-mile loop through salt marshes and woodlands. It’s ideal for birdwatching and learning about coastal ecosystems. 

Wells Reserve at Laudholm (Wells)

Offers several miles of easy to moderate trails through fields, forests, and marshes, leading to Laudholm Beach. Open year-round, it’s also suitable for snowshoeing in winter. 

Richard E. Payeur Preserve Loop (Ogunquit)

A gentle one-mile loop trail near the Ogunquit Dog Park, featuring vernal pools and diverse flora. It’s dog-friendly and great for families. 

Beach Plum Farm (Ogunquit)

A 22-acre conservation area with walking trails through meadows and woodlands, offering a peaceful nature experience close to town.

Ferry Beach State Park – Saco, ME

Just a 30-minute drive from Ogunquit, this 100-acre park features white sand beaches between the Saco River and Pine Point. It’s also home to a rare stand of tupelo (black gum) trees. 

Sebago Lake State Park – Casco, ME

Approximately 1.5 hours from Ogunquit, this park is situated on Maine’s second-largest lake. It offers sandy beaches, extensive woodlands, ponds, and diverse habitats, making it a popular destination for camping, boating, and hiking. 

Acadia National Park – Mount Desert Island, ME

While not a state park, Acadia is one of the most visited national parks in the U.S. Located about 3.5 hours from Ogunquit, it offers 150 miles of hiking trails, scenic drives, and diverse ecosystems ranging from mountains to coastlines.

Two Lights State Park – Cape Elizabeth, ME

About an hour’s drive from Ogunquit, this park provides rocky headlands with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a great spot for picnicking, hiking, and photography.

Nubble Light (Cape Neddick Light) – York, ME ~15 minutes from Ogunquit

One of the most photographed lighthouses in the U.S., perched dramatically on a rocky island just off the coast. Stunning at sunrise or sunset.

Portland Head Light – Cape Elizabeth, ME ~1 hour from Ogunquit

Maine’s oldest and most iconic lighthouse, surrounded by Fort Williams Park. A must-see if you’re up for a scenic drive north.

Salty Lewer Charter Fishing

Located in Perkins Cove, Salty Lewer offers light tackle inshore fishing charters targeting species like striped bass, mackerel, and bluefish. They provide two, three, and four-hour trips, as well as private scenic cruises along the coast of Ogunquit, York, and Kennebunkport. 

Footbridge Beach

This area is known for shore fishing and is a favorite spot for catching striped bass, especially during the early morning or evening hours.

Ogunquit River

The Ogunquit River is popular for fishing striped bass, brook trout, and creek chub. Anglers often fish from the bridge at the main beach or explore upstream areas. 

Footbridge Beach

A popular spot for kayaking and paddleboarding, especially around high tide which allows for a combined paddling and beach day.

Paddleboards can be rented from Liquid Dreams Surf Shop just 5 minutes from the house.

Finestkind Scenic Cruises

Departing from Perkins Cove, they offer a range of trips including lobstering tours, lighthouse cruises, and evening cocktail cruises.

Ogunquit Beach Loop: A scenic 23.5-mile loop starting from Bartlett Mills, offering coastal views and gentle terrain. 

Mount Agamenticus Loop: A 30.1-mile intermediate route from Moody Park, featuring a mix of coastal and inland scenery with some elevation gain. 

Wells to York Ride: A 14.6 km route connecting Ocean Ave in Wells to Freeman St in York, suitable for a leisurely ride.

Eastern Trail: A multi-use greenway stretching from South Portland to Kennebunk, with 22 off-road miles and scenic on-road sections through quiet country roads.

Perkins Cove

A historic fishing village turned shopping and dining hub. You’ll find quaint boutiques, artisan galleries, jewelry shops, and sweet treats—all set along a picturesque harbor. Perfect for a leisurely afternoon walk.

Downtown Ogunquit (Main Street + Shore Road)

The heart of town is filled with locally owned shops, art galleries, bookstores, beachwear stores, and curated gift boutiques. Ideal for people-watching and casual browsing.

Kittery Outlets (~25 min drive)

A shopper’s destination with over 120 outlet stores, including Nike, Crate & Barrel, Levi’s, and Kittery Trading Post. Great for brand-name deals and rainy day trips.

Dock Square, Kennebunkport (~30 min drive)

A charming coastal village filled with upscale boutiques, galleries, and specialty shops. A great day trip for browsing fine goods, antiques, and unique homewares.

Gunstock Mountain Resort

• Distance: ~1 hour 45 minutes

• 1,340’ vertical, 48 trails, night skiing. best for Intermediate and up, full-day ski trips

• Bonus: Views of Lake Winnipesaukee

Sunday River

• Distance: ~3 hours

• One of New England’s premier ski destinations, featuring 139 trails across 8 interconnected peaks, modern lift systems, and a variety of lodging options.