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The Lodge at Camden Hills
186 Belfast Road
Camden, ME, 04843
Phone : (207) 236-8478
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	The Lodge at Turbat's Creek The Lodge At Turbat's Creek features 26 rooms within a few miles of several beaches and the ocean. Each room offers one king bed or two double beds. All rooms offer small refrigerators, air conditioning, heat, phones, dataports, hair dryers and Cable TV. Complimentary continental breakfast is included with every room.

	The Maine Chalet The Maine Chalet is rented weekly and sleeps up to 6 people. This oceanfront cottage, just 100 feet from your own private beach, is located on beautiful Frenchman Bay on Mount Desert Island. Secluded and located just 8 miles from Bar Harbor, this weekly rental is conveniently furnished with a fully-equipped kitchen, microwave, full bath, 1 Queen-sized bed, 2 Double beds, baseboard heat, woodstove, cable TV, VCR, phone.

	The Mount Battie At the Mount Battie, you are in the heart of this quintessential coastal Maine experience. The Mount Battie exclusively uses environmentally safe cleaning products. Rooms are cleaned with tea tree oil. We recycle glass, plastic, paper & use energy efficient bulbs. If you're traveling with friends or family, you'll be pleased to know that we also offer the option of two connecting rooms.

	The Ocean House Hotel and Motel One of Old Orchard Beachâ€™s Finest Family Resorts Directly on the Beach! We invite you to spend your family holidays with our family alongside Maineâ€™s finest beach. The Paul Family has been welcoming vacationers to Old Orchard Beach since 1948. We enjoy helping to make your vacations pleasant and relaxing.

	The Ogunquit Lobster Pound The Ogunquit Lobster Pound was established by the Hamilton and Varney families in 1931. The location was chosen for its proximity to the tidal, saltwater Ogunquit River and US Route One, the main access road to the state of Maine. They ran the Pound for the next 10 years, and then closed down for two years during World War II. In 1944 William Hancock, a captain in the Maine State Police, decided to surprise his wife Hazel with a little present --- the Ogunquit Lobster Pound Restaurant!