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The Blackberry Inn
Toll Free: (800) 388-6000 or (207) 236-6060
Welcome to the Blackberry Inn, one of the Inns at Blackberry Common, offering you the finest lodging and dining accommodations right in the heart of Camden. Unique in Camden, Blackberry Inn and our sister inn, The Elms, sit side by side amid an acre of splendid perennial gardens just three blocks to the harbor. The setting is quiet and serene, creating a quiet oasis for guests to relax and enjoy all the seasons of Camden. Blackberry Inn, a gracious 1849 “painted lady” Victorian, has been hosting guests for over 50 years. Today our guests enjoy both modern amenities and the charm and grace of yesteryear. Gracious parlors, with original wide board floors, ornate plaster moldings and tin ceilings are welcoming gathering places for guests. A game of scrabble or good book in front of the fire with a glass of wine is a favorite on a winter’s eve. During the warm summers and fall, wander out onto the patios, follow the paths to delight in the solitude of our ever changing Maine gardens, complete with a blackberry patch! Guestrooms invite you to unwind and welcome you with thoughtful amenities. Each room is individually air-conditioned and many are warmed by gas fireplaces. Wireless internet is available throughout the Inn. All guestrooms have a private bath, many with whirlpools or victorian clawfoot soaking tubs, to sooth your senses. Our garden rooms and suites offer sitting areas and private entrances amid hidden garden walkways.
Blue Harbor House
Toll Free: (800) 248-3196 or (207) 236-3196
Experience beautiful Camden, Maine while staying with us at the Blue Harbor House, a charming antique Inn conveniently located just a few blocks from scenic Camden Harbor, delightful shops and fabulous “fresh catch” restaurants. Our elegant yet casual atmosphere is a relaxing retreat for couples, families and business travelers any time of the year. You can expect pampering during your stay; from delicious food to comfortable, relaxing accommodations. Each of the eleven well-appointed guestrooms and suites are tastefully decorated and include a private en-suite bath. Some rooms have a private entrance, cozy gas fireplace and luxurious whirlpool tub. Perfect for chilly nights or a romantic getaway. Our guests are treated to a complimentary two-course gourmet breakfast each morning of their stay. A traditional English tea with cakes is served each afternoon. Evening appetizers and cocktails are available upon request. Explore all the wonderful sights and activities of Camden. We offer a wide variety of special packages sure to please. Take a schooner sail, paddle a kayak, enjoy spa services or simply spend the day shopping. Camden has it all!
Camden Windward House
Toll Free: (877) 492-9656 or (207) 236-9656
The Camden Windward House is a traditional Bed and Breakfast right in Camden Village, mere steps from the harbor, shops and dining. It is not only your place to stay in Camden, but the innkeeper’s home. The hosts of this B&B are a small family that live and work together in this big old 1864 Greek revival, historic, romantic house. Windward House is very close to downtown, an easy walk to all Camden attractions. The innkeepers pay special attention to the comfort of the bedding. Guests frequently comment after a restful night’s sleep, that they’d like to take the bed home with them! Windward House guests also frequently comment on how delighted they are to be offered a choice of breakfast dishes. Windward House breakfasts consist of menu choices of simple traditional food made with fresh local ingredients. Also added to the menu are daily specials. The Windward House serves its own blend of fair trade organic, rich, freshly ground and brewed coffee. Room rates include breakfast and afternoon tea, coffee and home baked treats. The inn has a small bar for guests only and serves beer wine and spirits as well as cheese and fruit platters. Inn Room Extra’s include such items as well as massages that may be ordered before arrival. All rooms have air conditioning and cable television, four of our rooms are suites, and the Quarterdeck room features a Mt. Battie view. Windward house also hosts ‘Coastal Garden Weddings’ sm tm. The inn features private off street parking and a superb location for exploring Maine.
Abigail's Inn
Toll Free: (800) 292-2501 or (207) 236-2501
Located just steps from the center of town and the harbor, Abigail’s is conveniently close to all that Camden has to offer. Our guests are a short walk from fine dining, live performing arts, sailing, kayaking, and shopping. With access to Camden Hills State Park via the Mt. Battie trail from the rear of the property, you can roam 30 miles of hiking trails with breathtaking views of the Penobscot Bay, Gulf of Maine, and Lake Megunticook. Abigail’s has 4 guest rooms, each of substantial size and comfort. Each room is decorated in its own style, providing the classic feel of an 1830’s era Greek Revival while providing the convenience of modern amenities. All rooms feature private baths, queen size beds or larger, plush robes, wifi access, and flat screen televisions with DVD players. Our suites are equipped with writing desks and gas fireplace/stoves, with one equipped with a large 2 person Jacuzzi tub. We use high thread count cotton linens and plush cotton towels. Each room is furnished with a mix of period pieces and contemporary furniture that blends well. Our focus is comfortable elegance without constricting our guests ability to relax and enjoy.
A Little Dream Bed & Breakfast
Toll Free: (800) 217-0109 or (207) 236-8742
A romantic hideaway in Camden Maine’s Historic District, A Little Dream is set on 2 sloping acres of rolling lawns and perennial borders, overlooking two small castles, with pretty tree-framed views of Penobscot Bay, Camden Harbor and the islands beyond. A Little Dream is a Yankee Magazine Editor’s Pick and 2 time winner of The Discerning Traveler’s Romantic Hideaway Award for Maine. “Gorgeous rooms, lot’s of privacy, delicious breakfasts, and innkeepers you’d like to have as friends“, said The Boston Globe. Award-winning, beautifully appointed, magazine-featured rooms are divided between a lovely white “cottage” style Victorian with wicker and flower-filled wrap-around porch and the separate beautiful Carriage House on a meticulously kept, estate-like property. Both are on The National Register of Historic Places and were built in 1888, once part of the Norumbega Estate, the well-known Victorian castle that neighbors us. Seven thoughtfully appointed rooms, all with private baths (some with luxurious over-size tubs) offer lovely amenities, lush bedding, beautiful linens, and feature either a private deck, view or fireplace. All have special touches, duvets, spa-style robes, imported chocolates, and hosts who will do their very best to please! An exquisite multi-course full breakfast is included.
The Belmont Inn
Toll Free: (800) 238-8053 or (207) 236-8053
Romantic and comfortably elegant, the Belmont Inn has been a welcoming home-away-from-home for travelers since the 1920’s. Built as a family home in 1891, this free classic Victorian has lovely wraparound porches, wood burning fireplaces in the first floor living room and dining room, large perennial gardens and the understated but charming architectural details of a home built in the late 19th century. The inn’s 6 guest rooms each has its own unique character and every guest has a special favorite. All rooms are carefully and tastefully decorated and all offer the important modern amenities. From soft, fluffy towels and freshly ironed quality bed linens, to soft music, fresh flowers from the garden, a glass of wine on the porch and a full, made-from-scratch breakfast served on the lovely breakfast porch, the Belmont Inn offers treats for all the senses. Anita Zeno, the inn’s owner and innkeeper since early 2008, has traveled extensively and has loved cooking for special occasions since she was a kid. So it’s no surprise to her family and friends that two of the things that bring her the greatest joy in running the inn are meeting and enjoying conversations with people from all over the world and preparing special dishes using many of the wonderful locally grown or locally produced foods.
The Elms Bed and Breakfast
Toll Free: (800) 388-6000 or (207) 236-6060
“Our” dream of 20 years was to own a bed and breakfast in Maine. Children educated and gone, Cyndi and Jim Ostrowski fulfilled that dream when they moved to Camden and bought Blackberry Inn in 1998. But there’s more! Four years later, a new chapter began when our neighboring inn, The Elms, became available. It was the answer to “what’s next?” We became the proud new owners in 2003, establishing The Inns at Blackberry Common, Camden’s garden inns which now includes Blackberry Inn and The Elms.
Hartstone Inn
Toll Free: (800) 788-4823 or (207) 236-4259
An enchanting hideaway in the heart of Camden village that Fodor’s considers “An elegant and sophisticated retreat and culinary destination,” this Mansard style Victorian built in 1835 offers a unique experience in pampered luxury.” From Quimper faince and luscious linens in the guest rooms to the world-class cuisine in the dining room and the collection of 400 live orchids in the common areas, Mary Jo and Michael Salmon get absolutely everything right” says the Maine Explorers Guide. Each air conditioned guestroom combines carefully chosen furnishings and original artwork to create a mood of lavish comfort and romance. Luxurious amenities include: on site massage room, WiFi, gas fireplaces, Jacuzzi Tubs, soft robes, fine linens, Flat Screen TV, MP-3 players and a guest computer. Reward yourself and your taste buds with our sumptuous multi-course breakfast presented on the sunny dining room porch. In the late afternoon don’t miss our happy hour with specialty cocktails and complimentary hors d’oeuvres.
The Hawthorn Inn
Toll Free: (866) 381-3647 or (207) 236-8842
The Hawthorn Inn is a spacious, elegantly appointed Queen Anne Victorian mansion situated on 1.2 acres of beautifully landscaped property with sumptuous gardens, multilevel decks and a beautiful terrace for al fresco dining. Steps from the harbor and a very short walk to town, the Hawthorn is a serene oasis in the village of Camden. Towering trees shade the gracious rear lawn and gardens, where quiet retreats and sitting nooks beckon and seasonal views of the harbor delight. Breakfast is an art form at the Hawthorn and guests rave about the creative menus and use of fresh local and organic foods, as well as the commitment to conservation and preservation of the environment. Over 45 weddings have been held at the Hawthorn since 2002-from elopements to tented events for up to 80 persons. No detail is overlooked at the lovely, warm and welcoming Hawthorn Inn. Come, visit Camden and its beautiful surrounding areas. Choose the Hawthorn Inn for gracious elegance in a comfortable and peaceful atmosphere.
Swan House
Toll Free: (800) 207-8275 or (207) 236-8275Discover one of Camden’s best kept secrets, away from busy Route 1! Nestled at the foot of scenic Mt. Battie, in a quiet residential neighborhood, Swan House is a small intimate Victorian inn built in 1870. Just a half mile walk from the inn leads to Camden’s picturesque harbor, interesting shops and fine restaurants. Experience a warm welcome and step back in time to a traditional New England bed and breakfast. A pleasing mix of interesting antiques, modern conveniences, and casual elegance, join together to provide you with the perfect place for rest and relaxation. All six guest rooms are tastefully decorated with your comfort in mind. In the morning, guests gather to enjoy an abundant home cooked country breakfast served on the glass enclosed sunporch. During breakfast the conversation is interesting and lighthearted. Lasting friendships, even spanning the continents, are made.
Camden Hideaway Inn
Toll Free: (800) 788-4823 or (207) 236-4259
Tucked away in a quiet Camden neighborhood, the elegantly restored and historic Hideaway Inn was built in 1810 and is conveniently located 1 block from Camden’s picturesque harbor with its fleet of historic Windjammers ready to take you on a scenic tour of lighthouses, marine wildlife and secluded islands. Decorated with French Country flair, the Camden Hideaway features seven lovely air conditioned guest rooms and suites along with spacious common rooms for you to enjoy. The intimate massage room is a great place to relax and release your tension. We suggest a couple’s massage for the perfect romantic getaway. A gourmet multi-course breakfast and attention to detail are sure to make your stay with us a memory to cherish. Explore our packages that include an assortment of spa treatments, cooking classes, fun for foodies adventures and gourmet dining at our “sister property” the Hartstone Inn. Luxurious amenities include: WiFi, gas fireplaces, Jacuzzi Tubs, soft robes, fine linens, Flat Screen TV, MP-3 players and a guest computer.
Camden Maine Stay Inn
(207) 236-9636Relaxed, cozy, romantic, and very friendly, the Camden Maine Stay is a grand old home located in the historic district of Camden Maine, one of America’s most beautiful seaside villages. A two-block walk down tree lined streets brings you to the harbor park, shops and restaurants. Mid-coast Maine has it all. Guests at the Camden Maine Stay can walk four blocks to over thirty miles of wonderful Camden Hills State Park trails, play golf on one of the country’s premier courses, sail in a windjammer, eat lobster within yards of where they are being caught or sit on the rock at the top of Mt. Battie where poet Edna St. Vincent Millay sat to gaze at the islands in the bay and gain inspiration.
Captain Swift Inn
Toll Free: (800) 251-0865 or (207) 236-8113
Located in Camden, this restored, Federal period Inn, c.1810, features historic architecture and modern amenities; wireless internet access, air conditioning, gas fireplaces and en-suite baths. Scenic coasts, mountains and beautiful vistas of Maine are an easy day trip. We’re located a short walk from downtown, with it’s picturesque harbor, stunning views, restaurants and shops. Spend the day sailing on a windjammer, hiking Mount Battie, biking around the area or enjoying other great outdoor activities available. Activities abound in the cooler months, we’re located about 5 miles from Camden Snowbowl, with skiing, snowboarding and other winter fun. However you enjoy the day, Captain Swift Inn is your home in Camden, Your morning starts with a multicourse breakfast, Belgian waffles, stuffed French toast, and omelettes are some of our specialties. Join us for afternoon refreshments. Select a unique historic room or a luxurious suite. Our suites boast a king bed, gas fireplace and large TV on the first level. A loft offers a second TV, additional sleeping arrangements and other amenities. They each have a whirlpool tub and shower. -
Welcome to the Premier Bed and Breakfast Inns of Camden, Maine. These bed and breakfast inns provide among the finest accommodations in the world, and are located in Camden, the most charming year-round village on the coast of Maine on Penobscot Bay. Book a room at a Bed and Breakfast in Maine and you will not be disappointed! 
Camden, Maine, is the best place to unpack just once and enjoy an extended vacation exploring the beautiful Penobscot Bay area and its excellent cultural and historic attractions, where... - the stunning harbor and coastline to the East meet spectacular mountains to the West
- our picture book New England setting, unhurried lifestyle, unique shops, and excellent restaurants provide a framework for hiking, biking, kayaking and sailing.
Camden Harbor is one of the most picturesque harbors in Maine. Since 1936, a fleet of wooden schooners has sailed from Camden carrying vacationers on scenic cruises amid the islands of Penobscot Bay. Maine is the host to the largest schooner fleet in the world, and is known as the schooner capital. Take a 2-hour cruise on one of Camden’s schooners, such as the Schooner Lazy Jack, the Schooner Olad, or the Schooner Surprise. Take a lobster cruise on the Lively Lady Too to see the local coast. Or take a longer cruise on a large windjammer. 
Board a tour boat to see wildlife, lighthouses and scenic unpopulated islands or enjoy a traditional Maine lobster bake on an island cruise. Knowledgeable captains demonstrate lobster fishing and explain the laws and customs that regulate our vital fishing industry. 
Provide your own “power” and quietly paddle a sea kayak around Camden Harbor and along our beautiful coastline. Guided tours and rentals are available at the harbor. Wonderful museums are within a short distance of Camden, including the Shore Village Museum in Rockland and the outstanding Owl’s Head Transportation Museum. Do not miss the Farnsworth Museum and Homestead in Rockland. It is one of the finest regional art museums in the country and houses a permanent collection of NC, Andrew and Jamie Wyeth works. The museum is nationally recognized for its permanent collection which spans three centuries and specializes in Maine and American art.
The Farnsworth Homestead, one of the finest Victorian homes in the country, adjoins the museum. Visit the Conway Homestead - Cramer Museum, home of Camden’s Civil War hero William Conway. See traditional Maine craft demonstrations or explore nearby Merryspring Gardens, a unique horticultural treasure. Explore nearby lighthouses. Maine has more lighthouses than any other state. In addition to Camden’s Curtis Island Light, there are 3 local lighthouses and 10 within an hour’s drive. Visit nearby nautical history museums. Attend one of our annual tours of homes, gardens, kitchens and artist’s studios. We are home to many beautiful parks and gardens. Enjoy a concert or play at Camden’s beautifully restored Opera House, many of which are produced and directed by the Camden Civic Theatre, continuous operation for more than 30 years. Enjoy a relaxed stroll through Camden’s famous outdoor art festivals, held twice yearly. Attend weekly Bay Chamber Concerts at the Rockport Opera House, featuring world-renowned artists year-round.
Visit our timeless library and admire the noted collection of maritime paintings and ship models. Marvel at the recent expansion, built underground to preserve the natural beauty of the surrounding amphitheater park and historic landscapes, some designed by Bert Olmstead, America’s premier landscape architect. Camden Maine is proud to be home to some of Maine’s finest artists and craftspeople. Explore our art galleries, antique shops and unique craft shops and meet the artists and artisans Nearby Rockport is home to Maine Coast Artists Gallery, which features changing exhibits of contemporary art by Maine artists. Our annual Country Roads and Artisans Tour showcases the highly refined skills of local craftspeople.
It includes a wide variety of work, all carefully and thoughtfully handmade at our shops here in Midcoast Maine. Exceptional pottery, metal work, paintings, woodwork, blown glass, weaving, linens, jewelry, musical instruments, boats and wine all await your discovery. Enjoy a round of golf on a spectacular course beside the sea or in a peaceful setting in the Maine woods. Camden Hills State Park signature location is the scenic vista high atop Mt. Battie where sweeping views of Camden, Penobscot Bay, and surrounding islands await. On a clear day, visitors can see Cadillac Mountain at Acadia National Park. Mt. Megunticook, the highest of the Camden Hills - and highest peak on the mainland - is a moderate climb by foot trail. 30 miles of hiking trails with access from five major trailheads; a 107-site camping area includes flush toilets and hot showers; picnic area; rocky shoreline. Two miles north of Camden on U.S. Route 1. 
Drive or hike to the top of Mt. Battie in Camden Hills State Park offers a spectacular view of Penobscot Bay. Whether facing Mt. Desert Island or overlooking Camden Harbor, the views are breathtaking and the photography excellent. Climb Mt. Megunticook for a higher viewpoint or hike along the shore beside the bay. Beautiful spots for picnicking and trails for hiking abound. Chestnut Street heads out of Camden toward Rockport. After passing Aldemere Farm with its unique Belted Galloway cows, turn left at Calderwood Lane which leads to the Vesper Hill Children’s Chapel and its beautifully landscaped gardens. Perched on a bluff overlooking the bay, the open-air chapel is a popular setting for summer weddings.
Study at the internationally acclaimed Maine Photographic Workshops in Rockport Harbor. They offer summer workshops and master classes.
Search for treasures in some of the best antique hunting grounds in the country. Your helpful innkeeper will be happy to steer you toward the best finds.
Winter skiing in the Camden area. Winter activities abound. Ski downhill less than 5 miles away at the Camden Snow Bowl and ski cross-country in many nearby locations. Camden also offers skating, ice fishing, tobogganing, hiking and that perennial favorite, cuddling by a warm fire.
Camden, Maine is the perfect place for romance, adventure and leisure, and a cultural center
that abounds in natural beauty. Book your accommodations at a Bed and Breakfast in Maine today!