Blue Harbor House

Some dates to add to your diary!
May18th-20th. Camden book festival – ‘A time of Wonder’ paid and free events throughout Camden.

Also, the same weekend ‘Warbler Weekend’ A talk, slide presentation and bird walk. Merryspring nature center, Camden. www.merryspring.org
Merryspring nature center is a privately-owned 66-acre park in Camden and Rockport, Maine that is open to the public free of charge every day of the year from dawn to dusk. Visit the Herb Garden and the Rose garden to name a few.
Native plant enthusiasts will enjoy strolling through the wooded 10 acre Kitty Todd Arboretum, which features most of the trees and shrubs native to Maine. Well worth a visit, any day, not just for special events.

Feast your eyes on our sample Lobster dinner menu!

Don’t leave Maine without sampling it’s delights.

Lobster is our specialty, although we do offer other menu choices.

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Wild mushroom soup.

Homemade Irish soda bread

Steamed Maine lobster
served with corn on the cob and jacket potato.

Ginger Crème Brûlée

Coffee
$30.00 per person plus tax and gratuity.

A fine selection of wine and beer available.

Well, Blue Harbor House looks pretty as a picture, but definitely not your typical spring day!

Camden is not well known for it’s ski slopes,( but on a day like today skiing comes to mind!)however the Snow Bowl is quite unlike anything else in the East.
From the summit of 1300′ Ragged Mountain, home to the Snow Bowl’s trails, skiers and riders have an incredible view of the Atlantic Ocean. The Camden Snow Bowl really is “where the mountains meet the sea”.

Although now closed for the season, the Camden Snow Bowl is the place to look for good, affordable skiing for all levels. Look forward to next season……