Lindsey & Andy
Things To Do
Marshall Point Lighthouse
We took our "Save the Date" photos here! It is about a 30 minute drive from Rockland, Maine, but it worth the drive as it is so beautiful at any time of day. Fun fact: This Lighthouse was featured in the film, Forest Gump! It is the scene when Forrest stops running but decides to turn around and start running again. Exact scene below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH-FBLV4a0Q
McLoons Lobster Shack
An authentic family-owned lobster shack located on a working lobster wharf. Enjoy fresh caught seafood and stunning views of Maine's beautiful midcoast.
Wasses Hot Dogs
This is our favorite place to grab a snack/lunch. We think they have the best hot dogs ever. When you arrive, there may be a long line because it is so popular, but the line move fast. Heads up: they are cash only! Lindsey's Favorite: Two hotdogs with just onions :) Andy's Favorite: Two hot dogs with everything (onions, mustard, relish)
Rockland Golf Club
We know many of our family and friends like to golf!
Owls Head Transportation Museum
The Owls Head Transportation Museum is a nonprofit educational organization. Its mission is to collect, preserve, exhibit and operate pre-1940 aircraft, ground vehicles, engines and related technologies significant to the evolution of transportation for the purpose of education. https://owlshead.org/
Birch Point Beach State Park
Enjoy scenic views of Penobscot Bay while you picnic or fish. The park's crescent-shaped sand beach allows swimming in a gentle surf. Swimmers should note that there are no lifeguards.
Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse
Live web cam: https://www.rocklandharborlights.org/web-cam/ Rockland Harbor Breakwater Light is a historic lighthouse complex at the end of the Rockland Breakwater in the harbor of Rockland, Maine. Replacing a light station at Jameson Point, the light was established in 1902, about two years after completion of the breakwater. GPS Coordinates: 44° 06′ 15″N 69° 04′ 39″W (View Map) From US Route 1 in Rockland… Turn onto Waldo Avenue (while traveling north toward Camden on RT 1, this will be a right turn and while traveling south on RT 1, this will be left turn.) Go .5 mile on Waldo Ave, turning right onto the Samoset Road. Samoset Road ends in the small parking area for the Breakwater. The Breakwater, to the left of the parking area, leads about .8 miles to the lighthouse.
A Morning in Maine: Day Sails on Penobscot Bay
Enjoy the Maine Coast’s beauty from the deck of Morning In Maine. Relax and watch the seabirds and harbor seals as the ketch glides through the waters of Penobscot Bay… or lend a hand in sailing the boat! On most Maine sailing trips we see Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse, Owls Head Lighthouse, and historic schooners. Monday morning is the best time for a day sail in Rockland, Maine, where we watch the schooners sail out of the harbor for their week-long cruises.
Primo Restaurant
Award winning restaraunt, Primo — in Rockland Maine — has matured into a "full circle kitchen," the ultimate farm to table experience.Seasonal to the moment, the farm and the garden make the incredible ever-changing menu.
North Beacon Oyster
North Beacon Oyster opened in downtown Rockland in 2018. They have a large selection of locally sourced oysters, meats and seafoods. In addition to the current menu they create daily specials.
Ada's Kitchen
Located in the heart of Rockland's downtown, Ada's Kitchen is here to serve Midcoast Maine with affordable, delicious, and authentic Italian food using the finest local and imported Italian ingredients.
Home Kitchen Cafe
Home Kitchen Café opened its doors on Feb 24, 2009. It was winter in midcoast Maine and the country was in the midst of a recession. There were no tourists (a mainstay of our area), and no place to get breakfast and lunch served ALL day. After 2 years of planning, testing and tasting, we decided it was the time to start cooking for the public. The cafe is located in a former 1940’s gas station (one of our bathrooms still has the original sink) and was renovated in 2013 to expand the kitchen and include a second floor and deck.
The Dip Net Restaurant
The Dip Net Restaurant is a full-service restaurant located directly behind The Port Clyde General Store and is neighbor to The Monhegan Boatline, 2 Cold Storage Rd. We specialize in local seafood favorites and also have variety of non-seafood selections. We make all of our food fresh to order using the freshest local ingredients possible. We are located at the end of Route 131. If you’re headed into Rockland from Thomaston, take a right at Montpelier and stay straight until you reach the water!