Parks in Lincolnville, Maine

Serenity describes this park that's tucked away in Penobscot Bay where visitors use their own boat to access the island. The park is designed for the boating public, and there is no public ferry tr... More on maine.gov

Warren Island is a small spruce-covered island sheltered by larger islands, including Islesboro at the mouth of the Penobscot River. Lacking a public ferry connection, Warren Island State Park is d... More on LLBean.com

Fun for the entire family, including an auction, parade, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Beach Store in the Mid-Coast area is a one star restaurant. Reviewers didn't rate this place very highly. ... More on Open List

This scenic lake is studded with islands. The water is cold and crystal-clear, and the lake has a maximum d... More on AnglerWeb.com

Bring a picnic basket and have a nice relaxing day. More on GeckoGo

The Snow Bowl was developed by many warm-hearted and willing workers with one goal in mind: to provide quality recreation for their hardworking community. In the year of 1936, in spite of the "Grea... More on SkiResortGuide.com

While this mountain does not measure up to it's bigger brothers in sunday river or sugarloaf, it makes up for it in a fun and friendly family oriented atmosphere. More on SkiSite

Beautiful arboreal fog forest with remnants of human habitation stretching from recent (an early 20th century farm) to very old ... More on GeckoGo

The 40-acre oceanside campus of this respected summer crafts school is stunning. Designed in the 1960s, Edward Larrabee Barnes set the buildings on a hillside overlooking the ... More on Frommers

Even though Silver Lake lies in close proximity both to Bangor and to the vacation meccas of Acadia, Blue Hill, and Camden, it remains relatively untrammeled and, as far as we could tell, seldom vi... More on Trails

Silver Lake in south central Maine has hotels, boating, fishing, campgrounds available to anglers. Silver Lake is used as ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Belfast shoreline borders Belfast Bay, which is part of Upper Penobscot Bay. Weed beds just offshore harbor bait fish, which in turn attract striped bass. Boaters have difficulty reaching these weed beds at low tide because of ... More on AnglerWeb.com