Pet Friendly Things To Do in Robbinston, Maine

Passamaquoddy Bay is an inlet of the Bay of Fundy, between the U.S. state of Maine and the Canadian province of New Brunswick, at the mouth of the St. Croix River. Most of the bay lies within Canada, with its western shore bounded ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Boyden Lake is a recognized as a great bass fishing lake. Boyden Lake is lightly developed and offers terrific swimming, fishing, boating and wildlife viewing opportunities. There are several nesting loons in the area as well as kingfishers, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The splashy visitor center of the Atlantic Salmon Federation, sometimes called Salar's World after the mai... More on Frommers

The Centre offers an exhibit that allows you to view the salmon swimming in the broo More on igougo

This 11-hectare (27-acre) public garden opened in 1998, using the former grounds of a long-gone estate. T... More on Frommers

The garden has over 2000 different shrubs, trees, and plants. A few hours should be planned for this activi... More on igougo

This place is fantastic. You get to wear something called a Mustang survival suit and go out in a 25 ft. Zo... More on igougo

Visited this family run business today, and what a great experience. More on TripAdvisor

Ministers Island was named for loyalist Anglican minister, Parson Andrews whose old stone house (c 1790) st... More on PlanetWare

In addition to the animals in the barn, there are horses (retired from racing), goats, sheep, and cows. More on TripAdvisor

We were so glad we took the turn off Route 1 to check this business out...it was well worth it and we will ... More on TripAdvisor

No fancy expensive gift wrap and shiny labels-just the BEST smoked salmon and haddock. More on TripAdvisor

It's a great city. Browse the beach behind the summer t-shirt shops. Or maybe I am thinking of Saint Andews... no ... More on GeckoGo

It has been some time since we were in Lubec, but a recent visitor there sent us some Seaside Chocolates, w... More on TripAdvisor

It looks like any other old building, but when you go upstairs, there's a wonderful world of chocolates. More on TripAdvisor