Things To Do
Curtis Island Lighthouse
While it’s not open to the public, it offers a picturesque view from the island’s public park, a boat, or the Curtis Island Overlook. The path is a short, easy walk.
Acadia National Park
If you have a free day, take the trip up to Acadia (about 2 hours drive). In November, the park will be very quiet and free of tourists. The park loop road will still be open - as long as the weather cooperates.
Camden Hills State Park
The park has several short to medium trails ranging from .5 to 5 miles. Most are easy. A couple are challenging, but rewarding with a sweeping view of the Penobscot Bay.
Laite Memorial Beach
Enjoy the ocean from this small, sandy beach and go hunting for shells and sea glass.
Sail Camden
Hit the seas in a sloop and enjoy the views of the islands. In November, you might also spot a few whales.
Schooner Olad & Cutter Owl
Prefer a bigger boat? These old-school windjammers will cut through the oceans with ease.
Camden Harbor Cruises
These tours offer sightings of porpoises, harbor seals, and other wildlife. The lobster cruise even includes a brief lesson in lobster fishing.