- Our list of the best things to do in Camden, Maine, features the top 126 nearby activities — including 76 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Camden, ME has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Water Activities.
- The results below include the top 22 things to do within the city of Camden, ME , followed by 104 popular activities in nearby cities, including Rockland, Belfast, Deer Isle, Rockport, Castine, Stonington, Owls Head, Port Clyde, Vinalhaven, Searsport, Damariscotta, Rangeley and Lincolnville
Showing 31-40 of
374
1.9 Miles
Guests can experience an in-town winery experience at Cellardoor Winery at the Villa. The Villa has historic Victorian architecture and features a tasting room and a gift shop with a variety of gourmet gifts.
3.2 Miles
Bald Mountain, part of the Maine Birding Trail, has two paths to the summit where hikers often see spruce grouse, gray jay, boreal chickadees, and blackpoll warblers. From the summit, hikers can see Rangeley Lake, Cupsuptic Lake, Mooselookmeguntic Lake, Saddleback Mountain, Elephant Mountain, and Mount Washingt…
3.3 Miles
Offering the community a center for fitness activities, Mid-Coast Recreation Center consists of an ice rink, tennis courts, and a gymnasium. Public skating sessions are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
4.1 Miles
Located near West Penobscot Bay, Oakland Park Bowling Lanes offers 18 lanes of candlepin bowling with shoe rental. The bowling alley also offers a dance machine, arcade, pool tables and a snack bar.
4.4 Miles
Cellardoor Vineyard situated at Youngtown Road, Lincolnville is 5 miles outside of Camden, past Lake Megunticook. They have a balcony and a deck overlooking large hills of growing grapes. They also have a gift shop.
6.2 Miles
If you are looking for a relaxing and scenic place to stay then the Samoset Resort Golf Course has much to offer you. With its 18-hole scenic championship golf course and superb dining experience nearby to keep you occupied and your taste buds satisfied.
6.4 Miles
Long sailing adventures, also known as camping on the water trips, are available with the Schooner Timberwind. The ship is a windjammer powered only by air, and a cruise can last up to 6 days.
6.4 Miles
Breakwater & Marie Reed Park is a park featuring a mile long jetty (built to form a breakwater to protect the Rockland harbor from the sea.) Visitors to the park can walk across the jetty to a historic lighthouse.
6.8 Miles
98%
232 votes
Windjammer Wharf, Rockland, ME 04841
MoreLess Info
The Stephen Taber is the oldest sailing vessel in continuous use in the United States. Schooner Stephen Taber Day cruises has four to six day cruises around Maine water on the over 145 year old vessel.
7.4 Miles
It took over 18 years in the late 1800s and 700,000 tons of granite to create the breakwater now known as Rockland Breakwater Light. The original light was placed there in 1902, and visitors can go on volunteer docent led tours.