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For every season there's a compelling reason to plan a Maine vacation. During the spring and summer, Mother Nature opens its
doors with 70-degree temperatures and countless opportunities to play and explore. Visitors flock to Old Orchard Beach and
its 7-mile stretch of sand, where carefree days in the water give way to entertaining nights along the pier. Other summer
vacationers head to Maine's celebrated golf courses, explore a scenic mountain trail, or set sail on a whale-watching expedition.
Autumn brings an entirely different kind of experience. With the crisp fall air comes a Technicolor display of fiery reds
and bright yellows from just about any vantage point: a mountain pass, an apple orchard, a trout-filled stream. But Maine's
true beauty can be seen when winter sets in. Besides the incredibly long list of ski slopes to visit, outdoor enthusiasts
enjoy tubing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Christmas lights outline historic lighthouses during the holidays for
an added charm.
Of course, anytime is a great time to visit Maine if you're planning a culinary vacation. When nominees were announced for
the James Beard award for the Best Chef in the Northeast in 2007, no other state had more representatives than Maine.
And no matter when you stay, you'll always have a delightful selection of Endless Vacation Rentals accommodations to choose
from, each equipped to ensure your stay feels truly like a home away from home.
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Located on the shores of Pocasset Lake in the village of Wayne, this newly renovated house offers comfortable and spacious rooms in a lakeside setting. The interior of Lazy Loon Lodge is cool and airy with two sitting rooms and a furnished screened porch, perfect for alfresco dining on summer evenin ... Read More >>
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Samoset Resort is a AAA Four Diamond oceanfront resort in mid-coast Maine featuring a state-of-the-art health club, massage therapy, hot tubs, a sauna, and indoor and outdoor pools. Other on-site programs and amenities include aerobics, tennis, basketball and a children's playground. Play golf on th ... Read More >>
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The ski-in/ski-out feature at The Jordan Grand Hotel makes it the perfect winter vacation spot. But summer visitors to the Jordan Grand can find plenty to do as well, such as hiking, canoeing, and golf. The resort’s 18-hole, Robert Trent Jones-designed golf course is simply spectacular. Other resort ... Read More >>
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Just on the edge of Twitchell Pond is a mile-long lake in a beautiful valley. Cozy Cove Vacation home is a brightly colored and modest cabin-like cottage that stands in its own half-acre of grassed and wooded grounds. This is an idyllic and peaceful spot for the enjoyment of quiet country pursuits. ... Read More >>
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Overlooking the St. George peninsula with breathtaking coastal views and sedate tidal marshes. This area is the Lobster capital of the world and home to the country’s largest Windjammer Fleet. This is where Ospreys, Bald Eagles nest in the tall spruces and puffins once again make the islands their h ... Read More >>
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The Grand Summit Resorts at Sunday River are two separate full-service properties (located about 5 miles apart) loaded with amenities that can be enjoyed year-round. Their ski-in/ski-out locations make these resorts a perfect home for the ideal winter vacation. For non skiers, Grand Summit Resorts o ... Read More >>
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A quaint New England inn awaits you at Hillcrest Condominiums. Ogunquit, named by the Abenakis, means "beautiful place by the sea" and features a 3-mile sandy beach adjoining a picturesque rocky shore. Take a stroll along the Marginal Way, a mile-long footpath from Perkins Cove that follows the clif ... Read More >>
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Lakeside Retreat Vacation Home is a country residence owned by a professional writer and former art teacher. Resting along a rural road overlooking Lake Christopher, Lakeside Retreat is surrounded by an attractive garden and a lawn with a beautiful gazebo. A natural footpath leads to the lake below ... Read More >>
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Peacefully set overlooking the tidal Sheepscot River, Merryland Vacation Home is a Cape-style cottage and a wildlife lover’s paradise. The cottage is surrounded by 4 acres of grounds comprising a lawned area close to the house and grass leading down to the river. There is a railway close by along wh ... Read More >>
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The Bethel Inn Resort is a 200-acre golf and ski resort with a charming, historic inn and two restaurants. Savor the historic flavor of the area. Or enjoy the 18-hole PGA golf course with a school, clinics and tournaments. Other thoughtful amenities include a health club with a year- round outdoor h ... Read More >>
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Active vacationers will enjoy the sports and activities just a few miles from River View Resort, such as downhill skiing at Sunday River in winter and golfing at The Bethel Inn during warmer weather. And when a day of outdoor adventure is through, they may relax in River View Resort’s indoor pool an ... Read More >>
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Trade Winds on the Bay is located in the heart of Midcoast Maine in beautiful Rockland, on the shores of Penobscot Bay. For those who seek an authentic Maine experience, this is it. Situated on one of the most scenic bodies of water on the eastern seaboard, you will enjoy scores of islands, historic ... Read More >>
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Rose Cottage is a simple cabin-like retreat with lots of sunny windows overlooking beautiful Belfast Harbor in Belfast, Maine. Located just 20 feet from the water, you’ll enjoy a sand and gravel beach at low tide and easy access to boating and swimming. Basic casual style furnishings provide a cozy, ... Read More >>
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Situated on beautifully landscaped grounds just a short distance from the Rachel Carson Wildlife Reserve and the Atlantic Ocean is Sea Mist Resort of Maine. Swim in the resort's heated indoor pool with an adjacent exterior sun deck, surrounded by a grassy picnic and play area. The Atlantic Ocean and ... Read More >>
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 Eat...
Plan your own chef's tour. From Portland's Sam Hayward (Fore Street Restaurant) and Rob Evans (Hugo's) to Rockland's Melissa
Kelly (Primo), this state has an embarrassment of award-winning culinary talent.
Stroll the farmers markets. If you're the type who believes that much of the joy of a well-cooked meal comes from preparing
it yourself, hit up one of Maine's many markets (more than 60 at last count) for fresh fruit, vegetables, and so much more.
Stop at a lobster shack. Enjoy a casual meal, starring fresh Maine lobster, in a beautiful seaside setting. Red potatoes and
corn-on-the-cob complete what may be your favorite Maine vacation experience.
 Play...
Old Orchard Beach. The low surf makes this 7-mile stretch of sand great for families to swim and relax. Other family-style
entertainment includes a boardwalk, arcades, amusement rides and a nearly 500-foot-long pier.
Moosehead Lake. The largest lake east of the Mississippi contained within one state, Moosehead is a great place to go and
be at one with nature. Go kayaking, canoeing and fly fishing during the summer and snowmobiling and ice climbing during the
winter.
 Explore...
Acadia National Park. Acadia is home to the tallest mountain on the Atlantic coast, as well as an array of plant species and
animals. But plan ahead: while the park is open year-round, some areas close during the winter.
Maine's Art Museum Trail. The Art Museum Trail includes seven of the state's finest museums, from the Bates College Museum
of Art in Lewiston to the University of Maine Museum of Art in Bangor - all within a short drive.
Pennellville Historic District (Brunswick). Explore Maine's proud shipbuilding tradition at this historic yard. Shipbuilding
in Maine dates back to the 18th century, and mansions built by the Pennell family remain.
 Shop...
Antique till you drop. Antique shops stocked with Shaker furniture aren't hard to find in Maine. Each town has its own selection
of quality vendors.
Kittery Outlets. Discover 120 stores in "1 mile of shopping" at Kittery. Among the famous name brands: Tommy Hilfiger, Orvis,
Nautica and Calvin Klein.
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This is provided for informational purposes only. Endless Vacation Rentals does not endorse any of the resort activities, guides, vendors or service providers described. It is the individual’s responsibility to investigate the safety and suitability of any activity, and the credentials and fitness of any guide, vendor or service provider. Endless Vacation Rentals expressly denies any liability for engaging in any activity, and for using any guide, vendor or services provider, that may be mentioned or described in any Endless Vacation Rentals advertisement or publication. Additional fees and restrictions may apply to any activity or service. |
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