Eating Out in Camden Maine and Surrounding Towns

  The Pemaquid Point,  Marshall Point Lighthouse is an active light dating from 1827. Spectacular setting and photo opportunities, excellent auto access. Keeper's house is restored and houses the Fisherman's Museum with lighthouse items. Museum hours: Memorial...

Marshall Point Lighthouse is an active light 1/2 mile south of Port Clyde. Execellent auto access and beautiful settings for photos. Restored keeper's house is a lighthouse/nautical musuem and gift shop. Musuem hours: May & Oct., Sat & Sun only 1-5. June to ME...

The Maine Lighthouse Museum is the finest musuem of lighthouse-related material in the U.S. Extensive collection of lenses, lights, fog signals, and lighthouse artifacts. Large collection of photos, logbook, and other lighthouse data. Well-stocked gift store...

Active light completed in 1902, locate at the end of the 7/8 mile long breakwater in Rockland Harbor. Visitors can walk out to the lighthouse. To reach the shore end of the breakwater, go south on US Rout 1 into Rockland. About 1/2 mile south of Walmart, turn left on...

Decommissioned and privately owned since the 1930's. Original lighthouse station was built in 1850 and rebuilt in 1974. A distant view from shore is possible from the Marine Park in Rockport. From Camden, go South on US Route 1 to the ME route 90 intersection. Turn...

Active light on Curtis Island. The original light station dates from 1836; the present lighthouse and keeper's house date from the 1800's. Originally known as Negro Island, the island and lighthouse were renamed Curtis Island in honor of Cyrus H. Curtis (Curtis...

The Town of Camden Maine is very proud of the Camden Amphitheatre and Harbor Park. Each summer hundreds of couples make their plans to host their wedding ceremony overlooking the sea from the Amphitheatre. The Amphitheatre and harbor park were a gift to the town given...