Here at the Augustus Bove House our guests have a front row seat for the Naples 4th of July Activities. During the day, the 4th of July Parade comes down the Naples Causeway and passes right in front of our Inn. In the Evening, the viewing of the 4th of July Fireworks its the best around. Our guests can either view the fireworks from our front porch or pull up a chair on our front lawn and view this spectacular site right in front of us over beautiful Long Lake.
An honest-to-goodness replica of the famed Mississippi River Stern Paddle Wheelers. Travel scenic one or two-hour cruises along the shores of beautiful Long Lake, Special cruses include the Blues Cruise, Fireworks Cruise, Sunset Cruises & 80's Party Cruises Image may be subject to copyright
Breathtaking scenic seaplane rides featuring beautiful views including, Long Lake, Brandy Pond, Sebago Lake, White Mountains & majestic Mount Washington.
Take a wagon ride through the pastures and hand feed the animals. A family owned and operated farm that raises bison, organic produce and make and sell fresh baked goods.
Nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains, the Stone Mountain Arts Center is a beautiful timber frame music hall hosting national acts up close and personal in an equally beautiful setting.
The Sebago Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce, representing the towns of Casco, Gray, Limerick, Limington, Naples, New Gloucester, Raymond, Sebago, Standish and Windham is one of the most active chambers in the State of Maine. It is comprised of business members ranging from young entrepreneurs and ‘mom & pop' shops to the largest employers in our region.
Tourism is one of the largest industries in our scenic region. We are the top vacation destination in Western Maine. We constantly promote our region and recommend our businesses to visitors through special events, trade publications, information centers, the internet, and by phone and mail. We are also a collective voice for local business in municipal and government affairs. We are engaged in economic development and legislative issues that affect the quality of life and the business climate in our region.
Explore a wonderful array of wildlife that cannot survive in the wild. Over 30 species of native Maine wildlife are kept for protection, and visits from kids!
It's always magical to spot an animal in the wild, but some creatures wouldn't be able to survive, for a number of reasons.
That is where the Maine Wildlife Park comes in.
Here, there are over 30 species of native Maine wildlife that call the park home.
Most of these animals stay, because they aren't able to be released into the wild.
There are a number of reasons animals can't be released into the wild - the could have been born in captivity, or they might be injured.
Whatever their story, the Maine Widlife Park now looks after them, which is the perfect chance for families to visit, and learn all about them! It's an amazing experience.
When you arrive, head to the visitor center.
It's a great place to get your bearings, and find out about what there is to see in the park.
It's also a place that kids can try out a variety of difference activities.
They can feel what the fur of certain animals feel like, or the kids can try and spot many different species of wildlife across the state
The fish hatchery is also a fun place to visit, where kids can spot the thousands of trout bred there.
There are also a number of trails within the Maine Wildlife Park.
The Tree Trail is where you can learn all about the variety of trees within the state, and the Wetland Trail takes you on a fascinating journey through the wetland area.
Try and spot some of the wild animals, including turtles, fish and birds!
Did you know that there is a Warden Museum at the park? You do now! The history of the Maine Warden Service is fascinating, and with uniforms and other old memorabilia on display, it's a great way for kids to learn all about what happened right under their feet.
Let's not forget about feeding the animals too! There are feed dispensers around the park where you can then feed the turkeys, deer, geese, ducks and even bear.
Yep - BEAR!
With gardens, free roaming wildlife, and great seasonal events, the Main Wildlife Park is a wonderful place to visit with the family, and nature!
Apple Acres Farm
363 Durgintown Rd
Hiram
ME 04041
USA
Who loves farm fun? We do!
At Apple Acres Farm , the whole family can enjoy a fun, old fashioned day of apple picking!
They provide everything you need: apple pickers, baskets, bags and wagons.
It's such a fun way for kids to learn where food comes from, and to be a part of it all!
Apple Acres Farm is a great way to get out into the countryside.
Throughout your day you can enjoy gourmet food, browse the gift store, enjoy lunch in the cafe, and kids can even use up that energy playing in the playground!
If you love some history, make sure you take a look at the 1903 oak rack and cloth cider press! It really will take you back into the history books.
Nestled in the pine forest foothills of southwestern Maine, Apple Acres Farm have over 10 acres of beautiful rolling orchards available for picking.
Bring a picnic lunch, buy some fresh-pressed cider, a slice of homemade apple and relax at one of their picnic tables set throughout our Pick Your Own orchards.
Orchards have blossomed at Apple Acres Farm for over a century, and the family that currently looks after the farm has been there since 1949, so you really are becoming part of it's history too!
Keep an eye out for fun festivals across the year, including the annual bluegrass and BBQ festival, yoga, workshops, snowshoe hikes, and so much more!
Farm fun in Maine? You bet! Apple Acres Farm is waiting!
Camping is such a great family activity - don't you agree!? Good thing Sebago Lake Family Campground is there in Maine to give you a place to spend time together as a family!
The campground is very family-oriented, and is lovely an intimate.
There are 101 campsites that you can enjoy, as well as 8 cottages - all of which are nestled in the lovely Sebago Lake area.
(If you haven't been before, you're in for a treat!)
The campsites themselves give you space, and are very private, in a beautiful wooded area.
That means lots of places for the kids to run and play! Every site is perfect for whatever type of camping you are into.
We mentioned a lake - and yes, there's a beach! (we knew you wanted to ask!) Not only a beach, but Sebago Lake Family Campground has their OWN private beach! Located directly across from the campground, it gives the family great swimming opportunities.
Great in those hot summers days!
You'll also have access to a whopping 45 miles of water out on the lakes! What else could you want for your amazing family day out!
If you don't fancy camping, just check out their cottage! Each of them have an amazing view of the lake, and just as beautiful surroundings as the campsites.
Nearby the campground there are plenty of activities to keep you all entertained - from horseback riding, seaplane rides, mini golf, Funtown, Splashtown, and golf courses! (We haven't even listed everything yet!)
Great family camping fun!
