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Downeast/Acadia Region
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Roosevelt Campobello International Park - The Roosevelt Campobello International Park Commission was established on January 22, 1964 by an international agreement signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson of the United States and Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson of Canada. The agreement established the Park as a unique memorial to the close and neighborly relations between the peoples of Canada and the United States. Northeast Historic Film - Located in an old Alamo Theater, Northeast Historic Film offers fun and educational opportunities for families and students. Regular popular movie showings, silent films, and others. Bar Harbor Ferry - The Bar Harbor Ferry provides spectacular views as you travel to Winter Harbor. You'll pass lighthouses, mountains, mansions, fishing villages, and lobstermen hauling their traps. Then explore scenic Winter Harbor, some of the most beautiful scenery in Maine. Raye's Mustard Mill Museum - The mustard mill is a working museum and visitors are always welcome. Visit for an educational family experience, and go on a tour of the museum to see how mustard is made. |
Wendell Gilley Museum - The Wendell Gilley Museum features a beautiful collection of carvings, wildlife art exhibits, demonstrations in carving, and natural history programs. Abbe Museum - The Abbe Museum is dedicated to furthering the understanding and appreciation of Maine Native American cultures, history and archaeology through exhibitions, educational programs and research. Mount Desert Oceanarium/The Lobster Hatchery - A great place for families! Bring the kids to the Lobster Hatchery, where visitors can see mother lobsters, newborn lobsters, and then see them set free into their natural ocean habitat. Bar Harbor Whale Watch - Educational and exciting boat trips during which visitors can see many different aquatic animals, including whales, seals, lobsters, puffins, and more. Bar Harbor - Nestled on the east side of Mt. Desert Island, surrounded by Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park have a wide variety of offerings for visitors. |
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