One Day in Ogunquit, Maine

The Down East corner of Maine has plenty of sites, attractions, and accommodations for the casual traveler. We always make it here when visiting the Boston area. Come for the lobster, stay for the scenery, and bring the entire family.

Riverside Motel

Clean, comfortable rooms at the edge of beautiful Perkins Cove, a classic New England fishing village. 3.5 acres of emerald lawns and easy walking distance to the shops and restaurants of the cove. Stay in October when the rates are under $150.

Jackie's Too Restaurant

Fresh lobsters right off the boat! But wait...got picky eaters or kids? Jackie's also has the best burgers down east. Sitting over the water with a great view of the Atlantic, great food, scenery, and ambiance. What more could you ask for? $10 - $30 per person.

3.5 acres of emerald lawns and easy walking distance to the shops and restaurants of the cove.

Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge

Miles of easy access trails. Stunning fall color, gorgeous seaside views. Make note of the animals you see...visitors are encouraged to log in their encounters at the end of the trail. Free. More

Miles of easy access trails. Stunning fall color, gorgeous seaside views. Make note of the animals you see...visitors are encouraged to log in their encounters at the end of the trail. Free.

Lighthouse Depot

Now that you've seen the lighthouse, go get a replica at the country's premiere lighthouse replica company, located in nearby Wells. Free, prices vary for merchandise.

Make note of the animals you see...visitors are encouraged to log in their encounters at the end of the trail.

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Darryl Musick

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