jjmcnulty3
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Spending a week in Ogunquit Maine in September. Suggestions for things to do?
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Ogunquit Maine
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September should be NICE; less crowded.
Ogunquit is nice---walk the quaint downtown, and the shoreline.
We used restaurant.com for Bintliffs, that was pretty good.
Drive to Portland, and walk the Old Port---eat somewhere there.
If you like baseball----perhaps get tickets to a Sea Dog game, pretty much every seat is a good one.
Are you a golfer? If so, use golfnow, and play Old Marsh in Wells (or google Harris Golf).
LL Bean is in Freeport.
Have FUN!!!
Pat
Ogunquit is nice---walk the quaint downtown, and the shoreline.
We used restaurant.com for Bintliffs, that was pretty good.
Drive to Portland, and walk the Old Port---eat somewhere there.
If you like baseball----perhaps get tickets to a Sea Dog game, pretty much every seat is a good one.
Are you a golfer? If so, use golfnow, and play Old Marsh in Wells (or google Harris Golf).
LL Bean is in Freeport.
Have FUN!!!
Pat
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The water is always cold I assume, but I bet the beaches will be nice and empty. Might be great in Sept. with sunny weather.
You could go kayaking also.
You could go kayaking also.
Just some random suggestions from a previous visit to the area: Visit Kennebunkport area, scenic & interesting (but expensive) shops. The Sea Shore Trolley Museum (closed while I was there but looked interesting). A trip to Portland; small city but nice day trip. Nice art museum, lunch at Duckfat (expensive but delicious) small & usually a wait, try & eat at an off time. Grab some baked goods from Standard Baking Co.
Got some good bargains at the LL Bean "complex" in Freeport.
Got some good bargains at the LL Bean "complex" in Freeport.
Lots of lighthouses. Main street diner is a good place to eat.