Fall in Rockland

Lighthouses, Lobster and Luxury abound during the Fall Season on the coast of Maine…

Rockland, a coastal Maine village at the entry point to Penobscot Bay, is located in the geographic center of midcoast Maine which makes it easy to call home while you daytrip to LL Bean or Acadia National Park and every point in between! Rockland has been named the “Lobster Capital of Maine” and has over 14 lighthouses within a short drive. We also boast over 140 homes listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.

The Berry Manor Inn, the Captain Lindsey Inn and the LimeRock Inn, premier members of the Historic Inns of Rockland, represent the three most luxurious bed and breakfast accommodations in the Rockland area. Each of the three inns offers modern amenities blended impeccably with the appointments of their magnificent historic buildings. Fireplaces, high-speed internet access, private baths, whirlpool tubs, beds draped with the finest linens and a sumptuous breakfast fare that will leave you energized for all the day has in store for you. These are just a few of the luxurious amenities we offer you as our guest.

When the weather is still warm, September is a great time for anyone to escape to mid-coast Maine for a terrific getaway. Stroll down our historic Main Street to enjoy the boutiques, galleries and renowned museums like the Farnsworth Art Museum and Wyeth Center and the Lighthouse Museum at the Gateway Center. Visit the Owls Head Transportation Museum for an outstanding collection of antique and classic cars and planes. Feeling a little more energetic? Take a daytrip on a schooner to watch the first of falls colors appear on the islands of Penobscot Bay; hike or drive to the top of Mt. Battie or sign up for a harbor kayaking trip!

Once fall arrives, the Maine Coast comes alive with apple picking, hayrides, bonfires and enjoying the changing foliage. Our beautiful coastline and nearby mountains make the perfect setting for a classic New England getaway weekend.