Attractions

Beaches and State Parks. Visit one of the many spectacular beaches nearby, like Popham Beach, Morse Mountain, Reid State Park, Bradbury Mountain, or Wolf's Neck Park. All of these areas are great for exploring at any season!

Bowdoin College is Maine's oldest private college. The campus is just up the street making it convenient for tours or student visits. On campus the Perry- MacMillan Arctic Museum provides a glimpse into the historic travels to the Arctic by these two amazing gentlemen.

Downtown Brunswick has lots to offer. Take a stroll along the town park and you will find many interesting restaurants, theaters and shops.

Joshua Chamberlain Lovers will enjoy the Pejepscot Historical Society Museum just two doors down. Tour through the history of Brunswick, and even Chamberlains own home!

The Chocolate Church Arts Center has wonderful theatre, music and art center. Participate through workshops, view artisians amazing crafts, or experience beautiful performances. Lots to do, and oh so close!!

Second Friday Art Walks will start up again in the spring.The walks showcase 18 local galleries and studios between downtown Brunswick and Topsham. Come for a cultural stroll and dinner in one of the local restaurants! Brunswick Area Arts Cultural Alliance

Seafaring traditions ..come to life at the Maine Maritime Museum overlooking the Kennebec River in Bath. Come learn what influence the ships had on Maine life. Brunswick, Maine in the winter...

When Winter arrives the at the Inn it is the perfect time to grab a warm drink and snuggle on up next to the fire. A few of the popular winter (or rainy day events include).

1. Shopping in Freeport and the LL Bean Store (open 24/7/365) is a great way to spend a day.

2. There is a great small theatre just around the corner. The Theater Project offers great shows, local talent, and a nights escape from reality.

3.Want to try some window shopping? There are many unique shops in Brunswick, Bath and Freeport that are fun to explore.

4. Go for a walk. Just head out the front door of the inn to explore downtown or try one of several walks in the area.

5.Those cold and/or rainy days are perfect for enjoying a cup of specialty coffee or tea at one of the local shops. The Bohemian Coffee House, The Little Dog Coffee Shop and Sweet Leaves Tea House are all within an easy walk from the inn. So enjoy an outdoor activity and return to town for a warm-up!

6.Are you craving a peppermint brownie or ribbon candy??? There are plenty of places within walking distance to satisfy anyone's sweet (or savory) tooth!