Wells is a family oriented resort town on Maine’s southern coast. Located between Kennebunkport and Ogunquit and offering a variety of long sandy beaches, great seafood restaurants, antique shops. Near Kittery outlets and a short drive to LL Bean.

Many hotels, motels, cottages and private homes are available for vacation rental. The Elmwood Resort Hotel, Ocean Haven East cottages, private condominium and beach house rentals are recommended. Call 207 720-1525 OR 978 386-7049 for vacation rental information.

Mike’s Clam Shack (646-5999) on Route 1. Take out or Dine in.

Congdon’s on Route 1 definitely has the best donuts. Full breakfast and lunch menus including lobster pancakes!

Wonder Mountain Family Fun Center on Rt. 1 (646-9655) has 2 18-hole minigolf courses, waterfalls, and an arcade.

Finestkind Scenic Cruises (646-5227) in Ogunquit – Perkins Cove. Nubble Lighthouse, lobstering, and sailing trips.

Wells has a trolley that runs every 15 minutes during the summer and takes you around town and to the beaches.

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The I-95 Exit Information Guide
“Flat out, the single best website for auto travelers on the Net” — Yahoo’s Internet Life Magazine

The Best of Wells, Maine – Towns of Ogunquit & Kennebunkport
Travel information about beaches, golf courses, scenic sites, accommodations, restaurants, places for kids and special events on the southern Maine coast.

Wells Maine Resort Condominiums
Southern Maine vacation resort hotel accommodations available for rent by owners. One and two bedroom suites.

WANT TO GET OFF I-95? HIGHLY RECOMMENDED DETOUR: Lee is a small New England village with a picture postcard feeling. Situated on Route 6, the Trans-Maine Trail, you can leave behind the city life and head into perfect nature. While here you can enjoy Maine’s 4 seasons: WINTER with downhill skiing, cross country skiing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling SPRING AND SUMMER: boating, fishing, hiking, ATV’ing. FALL: spectacular foliage and hunting. No matter which season you come, bring your camera. You will want to remember everything.

DunLoggin Bed-N-Breakfast at Silver Lake Lee, Maine (207) 738-5014 House in the Woods Camps, (207) 738-4421. convenient RT. 6 intown location. One room cabins that sleep 6-8. Used hunting season for hunters, but also available at other times.

Raymond’s Variety (207)738-2558 Lee’s only gas station, general store, and family diner.

THE BEST PLACES TO GO DON’T HAVE ADDRESSES! THE LAKES, THE WOODS, THE RIVERS, THE MOUNTAINS. But while you’re staying, you might as well see some of the local attractions. Lee Historical Society Musuem (summers only) (207)738-4125 Mt. Jefferson Ski Area (207) 738-2377

House in the Woods Maine Guide Service Paul House – Registered Maine Master Guide

Lee, Maine(207) 738-4421 me_guide@hotmail.com Chase’s Wooden Furniture Store (207) 738-2461

Need more? Try these links for additional information about Lee, Maine.

The I-95 Exit Information Guide
“Flat out, the single best site for auto travelers on the Net” — Yahoo’s Internet Life Magazine

House in the Woods Camp
4 season registered Maine Master Guide can lead you to the heart of Maine’s wilderness. Easy access cabin available on Rt. 6 near town center.

Mt. Jefferson Ski Area
Family downhill ski area in center of town.

Freeport is known throughout the region as the place to go outlet shopping. It’s the home of world-famous retailer, L.L. Bean as well as over 170 other shops and stores. But it’s not just shopping, Freeport is a vibrant 4-season seaside community with tons of things to see and do!

There are dozens of Hotels, Inns and Bed & Breakfasts located in and around Freeport. If you get off I-95 and head north on US Route 1 through Freeport center, you’ll find most of them. You won’t find many of the major lodging chains here… the vast majority are independent establishments. What would Maine be without camping? There’s plenty of camping areas and RV parks here too! From I-95 exit 20 you’ll find Blueberry Pond, Cedar Haven, Durham, and Florida Lake Campgrounds. The Desert of Maine Campground, Flying Point and Recompounce Shore Campgrounds (exit 19) are also nearby.

Not much in the way of national chains here, but the local fare is nothing to sneeze at! And, oh what seafood! Again, if you leave I-95 at exit 17 and head north on US Route 1 you’ll pass by all kinds of fine places to grab a bite! Check out Harraseeket Lunch & Lobster Co., right on Route 1 in South Freeport. Great seafood overlooking the harbor! The Chowder Express & Sandwich Shop (Mechanic Street) has award winning New England style seafood chowder that will hit the spot!

Shopping of all kinds here! It’s really the outlet capitol of New England, with many of the national chains as well as a flurry of one-of-a-kind shops! You name it, you’ll find it. Atlantic Seal Cruises (leaving from the town wharf) has Seal Watch, Lobster Demo, Sunset, and Island Foliage cruises daily… The Desert of Maine (I-95 exit 19) is another popular attraction for the entire family.

Freeport is accessible from I-95 exits 17, 19, and 20. The Interstate runs along the western side of Freeport, and roughly parallel to US Route 1. If you travel Route 1 through Freeport, you’ll find most of the city’s attractions.

Need more? Try these links for additional information about Freeport, Maine.

The I-95 Exit Information Guide
“Flat out, the single best website for auto travelers on the Net” — Yahoo’s Internet Life Magazine

The Freeport Visitor’s Guide
Discover Freeport and the Freeport USA Visitor’s Guide website.

SleepCritique.com
Lodging reviews from travelers. Discount hotel reservations.

Beginning as a boom-town at the beginning of the 19th century, Bangor was once recognized at the “largest lumber port in the world.” Today, Bangor continues its tradition as a gateway community at the center of a metropolitan area where more than 100,000 people enjoy a wealth of shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities amidst a warm, friendly atmosphere.

The greater Bangor area boasts more than 2700 hotel rooms from the nationally recognized chains to smaller family-owned establishments and B&Bs. The Bangor Convention & Visitors Bureau maintains a complete list and information on availability.

Along with the usual assortment of fast food restaurants, Bangor offers many international and traditional New England culinary delights. From Pakistani cuisine to Maine lobster, over 200 eateries in the greater Bangor area are sure to please any palate.

Bangor is an excellent place to launch your Maine adventure! With plenty of accommodations, easy access to Interstate 95 and Bangor International Airport with service to all major flight hubs across the country, the possibilities to explore all of what Maine has to offer are endless. Cole Land Transportation Museum displays over 150 vehicles ranging from antique baby carriages to a locomotive and railway station. Penobscot River Cruises operates a riverboat which travels the mighty Penobscot River during regularly scheduled cruises and special moonlight and music trips. The Penobscot Theatre Company offer professional live theatre, entertaining dramas, and comedies and the Maine Shakespeare Festival performed each summer on the waterfront. The Bangor Mall is the largest shopping area in the region located just off the highway and Historic Downtown Bangor offers a variety of specialty shops, restaurants, a unique boutique atmosphere and an architectural excursion into Bangor’s past with daily activities, events, and a historic walking tour. With Bangor as your day trip headquarters, the Maine coast, whitewater rafting, camping, hiking, fishing, a variety of golf courses, Acadia and Baxter National Parks and historical landmarks are all within reach.

Most of the city is easily accessible along Interstate 95. the downtown and waterfront may be accessed via Exit 45A to I-395 Exit 3B (Downtown) Bangor International Airport is at Exit 46 (hammond St.) The Broadway Shopping District is just off Exit 48. The Bangor Mall, many restaurants and shopping areas are off Exit 49 and the University of Maine at Orono is Exit 50. Contact the Bangor Convention & Visitors Bureau for free maps and information at 1-800-91-MOOSE.

Need more? Try these links for additional information about Bangor, Maine.

Bangor Convention & Visitors Bureau
Provides free information and assistance for visitors to the greater Bangor area.

Maine Resource Guide
An excellent source of information on Bangor and the surrounding area.

Bangor International Airport
Jet and Turboprop service to and from Bangor and the rest of the world