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Where to Stay
We’ve got a place for everyone,
no matter what they plan to do.
Even you!
The best way to begin your search for
a place to stay in Maine’s Kennebec
Valley is to figure out what you plan
to do and build up from there. Visitors
can enjoy a vast variety of activities in
all four seasons—and enjoy choosing
from an equally wide variety of
lodging options.
Looking to get off the grid? Camping
is a natural choice, whether you plan
to park your RV or bring a tent. No
equipment? No problem. Maybe it’s
an Outdoor Adventure Resort or one
of the many traditional Maine Cottage
Resorts you need. Either will keep you
well-rested and ready to face the day.
Want to handle all the daily scheduling
and details like you would at home? A
Vacation Rental will provide you with
control over every moment of your stay.
Hampton Inn, Augusta
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Find a lakeside cottage of your dreams
or a cozy mountain bungalow built
for two; you make the rules and the
meals. Sporting Camps and Wilderness
Lodges are purpose-built for adventure
and the hunting and fishing types.
But don’t be fooled, most have the
comforts of an in-town hotel; they
happen to put their guests in the
center of the action.
Visitors to the region coming in for
shorter getaways—perhaps something
like a special event, destination wedding,
or romantic leaf-peeping trip—can pick
from a collection of in-town Inns and
B&Bs. And if you plan on being in
Augusta, Waterville, Skowhegan, or
some of the other larger towns here,
there are excellent choices when it
comes to Hotels and Motels.
Maple Hill Farm Inn, Hallowell
Camping
From rugged fun to relaxing in the sun,
pack your gear and go. Don’t forget your
sense of adventure and a plan to have
no plans. Campgrounds range from
simple tenting to full-on family RV
camping resorts, so do your homework
as you look for the “perfect spot.” Keep
in mind the things you want to do, too,
when you are not on your site.
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