Charming 19th Century graciousness.

Located a short walk to Camden Harbor and village. Features gallery, room description, rates, contact information, and a tour of the inn.

Built in 1849, this elegant home became an inn in the 1950's, hosting the cast party after the filming of the movie "Peyton Place".

Features information about local historic inns in a midcoast village. Provides description of area, activities, events, shopping, dining, and lodging.

Built in 1874, Inn overlooks one of Maine's most historic and picturesque harbors.

A grand old home located in the historic district of Camden.

Enjoy the warm atmosphere of yesteryear in this fully restored Federal period home.

Located on the waterside of the oceanview section of Camden's historic district, with spectacular glass walled views of Camden's only two castles and the sea, right from your bed.

Historic Inn offers thirty one guest rooms and suites, full complementary breakfast and views of Penobscot Bay and Camden Harbor.

Relaxed, cozy and very friendly, the Inn is a grand old home located in the historic district of one of America's most beautiful seaside villages.

A romantic, Victorian castle-by-the-sea that will capture your heart and imagination at first glance. This magnificent residence, built and designed by Joseph B. Stearns in 1886, has fascinated generations of tourists and townspeople alike. Stearns, the inventor of duplex telegraphy, created this exquisite gem among Camden's many fine homes.

Features three beautiful, private riverfront acres with direct water access. Guests stay in rooms and may choose to go sailing on Penobscot Bay. Offers rates, reservations, and photographs.

Nestled at the foot of scenic Mount Battie, Swan House has welcomed visitors to Camden since 1983. Built in 1870 by the Swans, and for many years their family home, this charming Victorian bed and breakfast inn offers a private haven off the beaten path in a lovely, quiet setting.

Nineteenth century retreat offering six rooms and suites.

An inn located one block from the harbor in Camden. This 1854 house is one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture with Greek Revival features along the mid-coast of Maine.

Restored Early American home, with original wide pine floors and period furnishings.

Enjoys one of the best locations from which to explore the village of Camden and the mid-coast region. The Inn offers elegant spacious accommodations, some with jacuzzi tubs, fireplaces, and private decks.

Located on the ocean at the base of Mt. Megunticook. Features the inn, its cottages, and motor inns. Photos of the rooms and the surrounding area.

The exterior of the inn is a typical New England dwelling - white clapboards and dark green wooden shutters. Walking into the inn, you immediately have a sense of stepping back in time. Early pine antiques, painted furniture, historic colors, painted as well as warmly-hued wooden floors all set the backdrop. Add to this the warm glow of candles, and on a cool or foggy morning, a fire burning brightly in the dining room fireplace.