- Our list of the best things to do in Damariscotta, Maine, features the top 175 nearby activities — including 102 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Damariscotta, 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 11 things to do within the city of Damariscotta, ME , followed by 164 popular activities in nearby cities, including Boothbay Harbor, Rockland, Brunswick, Augusta, Bath, Rockport, Boothbay, Camden, New Harbor, Wiscasset, Owls Head, Topsham, Phippsburg, Monhegan, Port Clyde, Gardiner, Georgetown and Rangeley
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Pitcher Pond is a resort community built on the lake. The lake offers swimming, fishing, and boating opportunities, and people often collect lobsters here, as well as the pond offering views of Ducktrap Mountain.
31.8 Miles
Freeport Performing Arts Center was built as an addition to the Freeport High School. The theatre is a safe and creative, high-quality space for performing arts uses and is cared for by a professional manager, school coordinator and community volunteers.
32.4 Miles
Located in Freeport, Lincoln Canoe and Kayak specializes in providing outdoor recreational sporting equipment and supplies. This includes tour and sea kayaks, as well as both traditional and sporting canoes.
32.6 Miles
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Situated in USM's Lewiston-Auburn College, The Atrium Art Gallery features a variety of contemporary Maine artists that use photography, sculpture, and paintings as their medium. The gallery rotates its work, featuring different artists at a time.
32.7 Miles
Located along the Northern Casco Bay, Sail Freeport is a business offering guided sailing trips to its guests. During the trips, visitors enjoy seeing local islands and attractions while enjoying time on the water.
33.1 Miles
A public swimming area, the Lawson Quarry consists of granite formations that were highly sought after in a bygone era. What is left are smooth granite stones that are warmed by the sun and a cool swimming area—it's like a community swimming hole for kids and adults alike.
33.2 Miles
2 vodka specialties and 1 gin specialty can be tasted and bought at the Maine Distilleries. There is also a gift shop on the premises.
33.7 Miles
The Desert of Maine is a 40-acre sand dune formed by glacial out washing during the Ice Age. Visitors can take a tour ride to learn more about the desert, visit the gift shop, camp, play disc golf, and visit a room full of butterflies.
33.8 Miles
Vinalhaven Historical Society is a history museum that maintains a collection of artifacts and memorabilia. Their focus is island history, tradition, and culture, and they feature an exhibit that centers on the turn-of-the-century granite industry.
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Covering more than 800 acres, the Bradbury Mountain State Park has 9 trails for bikes and horses, picnic areas and campsites. It is a heavily wooded area.