Sailing on the schooner Sylvina W. Beal you'll enjoy wildlife, whale watching, and sunset cruises on the waters surrounding Eastport, Maine, out past several lighthouses into the Canadian whale feeding grounds. Fishing can be enjoyed on the Quoddy Dam. The Harris family provides generations of knowledge about the Eastport area.
The Raye family has been grinding mustard in Eastport, since 1900 and is now a working museum. It is the last mill in the country grinding mustard using the old stone process. Visitors are always welcome to view the mill, browse the Maine products shop, and enjoy a light lunch or snack from the &
Eastport, ME MuseumsEastport Antiques is an antique/flea market/gallery on Historic Water Street in Downtown Eastport. Lots of interesting stuff at very reasonable prices. 13 venders and 7
Eastport, ME BusinessesRV sites, cabins, motel and tent sites on Passamaquoddy Bay overlooking Old Sow whirlpool. A full service campground with boat docking and great fishing. Camp &
Eastport, ME BusinessesCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 9Reserve Advance Tee Times: Yes...
Located in in historic 1857 restored school building - Castine memorabilia and lectures. Open July and August from 10:00 to ...
Come visit us in quaint, picturesque Charlotte, Maine. We are convenientlyl located on the corner of The Charlotte Road and ...
Wheaton's Lodge, on the shore of beautiful East Grand Lake is widely recognized as one of the finest smallmouth bass and land...
Formerly "Old Sardine Village Museum," Perhaps the world's finest collection of early sardine canning and other Do...