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NEW YEAR'S EVE IN OGUNQUIT

NEW YEAR'S EVE IN OGUNQUIT

OGUNQUIT
December 31st
Ring in the New Year with your friends in Ogunquit! Eat, Drink & be Mary! Restaurants and clubs are prepping for a fabulous New Year's Eve. Make your reservations today!
NEW YEAR'S EVE IN OGUNQUIT

NEW YEAR'S EVE IN OGUNQUIT

Maine Street Video Bar
Ring in the New Year with your friends in Ogunquit! Eat, Drink & be Mary! Restaurants and clubs are prepping for a fabulous New Year's Eve. Make your reservations today!
The Moose in ME, the moose in you

The Moose in ME, the moose in you

Dunaway Centre
January 14th 7pm
Susan Poulin (aka Ida: Woman Who Runs With The Moose!) returns to Ogunquit with her latest theatrical piece, The Moose in ME, The Moose in You! on Saturday evening January 14, 2012 at 7 pm at the Dunaway Centre on School Street in Ogunquit, Maine.
Valentine's Day Dinner-Dance for Women Valentine's Day Dinner-Dance for Women
Clay Hill Farm
February 10, 2012
A sellout event every year! The Valentine Dinner and Dance starts with a social hour, and includes complete dinner, DJ Jodi, and dancing for just $49 per person. Make your reservations now. Call Clay Hill Farm for more information at 207.361.2272. Social Hour 6-7, Dinner at 7pm followed by dancing
Women's T Dance  Party- Valentines T Dance Women's T Dance Party- Valentines T Dance
MaineStreet Ogunquit
Saturday, Feb 11th
Its Valentines Tea Dance with Ogunquit's favorite woman Dj Jodi! Don't forget,the doors open at 4pm in the winter months. Wear Red & White! Dance the night-a-way with rhythms of DJ Jodi! February Valentine's getaway (Not just for couples!) 11th - Women's T-dance at Maine Street, 195 Main Street, Ogunquit. 4-9 pm, 21+ There will be a special Pre-T Singles party from 2-4pm. We will do ice breakers & speed dating
John Waite at Jonathan's John Waite at Jonathan's
Jonathan's
February 14th 2012 at 8pm
As a solo artist and as the lead singer of The Babys and Bad English, John Waite was a fixture of album-oriented rock radio stations during the 70s and 80s. He had a talent for power ballads and driving arena rock, occasionally touching on new wave styled power pop as well. Several of Waite’s songs, including “Missing You,” The Babys’ “Isn’t It Time,” and Bad English’s “When I See You Smile” became radio staples.
Paula Poundstone Comedienne Paula Poundstone Comedienne
Jonathan's
February 17th 2012 8pm
Paula Poundstone: Back again for a th year in a row! Don't wait long to purchase tickets as these go fast! "Acclaimed Comedian" "Best Female Stand-Up Comic"- Appearances on HBO, Comedy Central, Tonight Show: From the Boston Globe: "Paula's ability to create humor on the spot is legendary and with her casual air, impeccable timing and razor-sharp wit, she improvises with a crowd like a jazz musician." Call for Tickets at 207 646 4777
Tret Fure in Concert at Jonathan's Tret Fure in Concert at Jonathan's
Jonathan's
March 2nd 8pm
http://www.tretfure.com Tret Fure is one of Ogunquit's favorite performers. She continues to turn out marvelous albums, her latest being "True Compass" (Tomboy Girl). Who else could have written a love song such as "Look What Love Has Given Me"? It's a song that is at once personal and universal in its affectionate expression of happiness. Fure keeps it coming in the jazzy flourishes of the title track, the acoustic twang of "Six Beers," the heartache of "32 Years," the political voice of " Try" and the rhythmic "Leap of Faith." For advance tickets call Jonathan's at 800-464-9934 or 207.646.4777.
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Ogunquit Museum of American Art Ogunquit Museum of American Art
Ogunquit Museum of American Art
Ogunquit Museum of American Art opens for the season! It's been called "the most beautiful little museum in the world." Upon entering the Museum, visitors look directly through the glass wall of its main gallery to the dramatic coast, the ocean and the far horizon. The Museum building is surrounded by three acres of landscaped grounds, with a reflecting pool and sculpture gardens. The museum is on Shore Road 1.4 miles south of Ogunquit Square and is on the left.
Ogunquit Dog Park

Ogunquit Dog Park

A new dog park for the Ogunquit community has opened! The Dog Park site is at the new transfer station off Berwick Rd. Get more info here.
Articles
Frequently Asked, FAQ
Questions about Ogunquit, the scene, what to look for, and how to enjoy it. Frequently Asked, FAQ

What is Ogunquit?

Often misspelled and mispronounced, Ogunquit (Algonquit, Ogonquit) is the friendly little beach and artist colony that hovers on the southern coast of Maine. Ogunquit features one of the top rated beaches in the USA, and a picturesque walk called the Marginal Way. Ogunquit is only 4 square miles. There are two main sections: the village, and Perkins Cove. Most gay nightlif,  B&B's and Inns are located in the village.

Where to stay?

Most gay people stay in the village where you don't have to drive or take the trolley. The Main beach, Marginal Way, gay nightlife, dining are all in the village.
Here are some gay owned accommodations in Ogunquit village, these Inns and B&B's are both walking distance to all Ogunquit has to offer:

Ogunquit
Beach Inn , 67 School Street, telephone 207 646 1112, features King and Queen size beds with private baths.

Moon Over Maine , 22 Berwick Road, all queen size beds and private baths, 207 646 6666.

If you want to bring your pet, we recommned The Sweet Pea Pied-a-terre Cottage Rental. Located in village centre at 80 Cottage street. This self catering condo cottage has a full kitchen, queen size bedroom, full bath, living room and washer/dryer. Walk to beach, Marginal Way. All linens included! Pet friendly with owners permission. Phone Toby at 617 233 0403. Rented, Saturday-to-Saturday

When to Go?

High season is Memorial Day to Labor Day. Reservations are highly recommended. Fall foliage is also a great time to go. There are many different events happening during the year. Autumn shoulder season is Sept 19 to Nov 13. Tip: From the end of May to June 19th,  rates are generally cheaper and there are fewer crowds.

Banking

Ogunquit has several ATM's and two Banks (Key, & Kennebunk Savings, next to Ogunquit Beach Inn). Most restaurants take debit and credit cards. All banks will convert Canadian currency. Kennebunk Savings usually has the best rates for foreign exchanges.
There is also an ATM at the Police Station at 20 Cottage Street. ATM is open 24/7 

Lobster, Lobster, Lobster...

Many restuarants may have lobster on the menu ( MC Perkins has a wonderful Mac & Cheese with Lobster).  If you want lobster in the rough, these are our quick picks:

1. Ogunquit Lobster Pound - 504 Main Street
This is a true lobster pound! We recommend that you eat in the "bar" side of the restaurant. It's less noisy and has more atmosphere. Located about .7 mile (1.1 km)  north of village centre. See our review of the "Lobster Pound" Click here
 

2. Jackies - Perkins Cove
Location, Location, Location.
 
3. Barnacle Billys - Perkins Cove
George Bush Sr. is often spotted here with Mikahil Gorbachev or Bill Clinton. The Rum Punch is a must!

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Beach

Go to the main beach, take a left and go 200 meters. This is the gay section. There are also smaller beaches along the Marginal Way. Footbridge Beach is located in North Ogunquit off of Ocean Ave. 

What about chairs and sport items for the beach?

Many gay guesthouses supply beach chairs.  There is also a wonderful service that provides umbrellas and  beach toys.  Pack light and call Ogunquit Beach and Sport .  They also have volleyballs and other items.

What's the night scene like?

Ogunquit is a lively town in the summer season!  Make sure to plan your stay by making reservations at your favorite restaurants. Also, make sure to purchase your tickets for the Ogunquit Playhouse
 
In Ogunquit, you see a wonderful musical at the Playhouse, see The Judy Show at the Front Porch, see comic Khris Francis at MaineStreet, Catch a current film at the Leavitt Theatre or just have a wonderful dinner in the village topped off with an ice cream!

The Ogunquit attitude is quite friendly compared to other gay resort towns. It's quite easy to strike up a conversation at Maine Street, the Front Porch or Oxygen. The local gay crowd tends to be helpful and friendly. Like all of Maine and Provincetown,  last call is 1 am, so start early!

How do I get to the Marginal Way?

Marginal Way starts on Shore Road near School & Cottage Streets; about 2 blocks from The Front Porch Bar.  The entrance is just after the Sparhawk Motel.

What is the Marginal Way?

The Marginal Way was once an old Indian trail that is now a path the hugs the "margin" of the ocean. This Ogunquit attraction is a must. The path meanders over a mile and brings you to beautiful Perkins Cove.The Marginal Way offers some of the best views of the coastline in Maine, and unique flora and fauna.

Dogs, Dogs, Dogs......

The Dolphin Den Guest House takes pets.  We also recommend the Sweet  Pea Cottage for Weekly Rental that accepts Pets. This pet friendly cottage is located on Cottage Street in the village Centre. Call Toby for availability: 617 233 0403

Need your dog walked?? Staying in a rental house, B&B, motel,  Hotel, Inn at 2 village square and you want to spend the day at the beach?? We recommend "The Dog Lady". The Dog Lady is Karen Smith. She is Ogunquit's official Dog Lady. Call her to make arrangements at 207.502.0383 .

Dogs are not allowed on the beach, so let the "Dog Lady" do the walking for you!

Safety?

Ogunquit is a very safe town with very little  crime. Take normal precautions, but you should not feel unsafe walking through town at any time of the day or night. In addition, we are blessed with a gay-friendly police force. The Police Association also sells T-shirts, a great souvenir. The Ogunquit Police Station is located at 20 Cottage Street. All emergencies: Fire, Police and Rescue phone 911. Non-emergencies 207.646.9362

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What should I pack?

Dont over pack!  You will need: long pants for the Playhouse, a light jacket or sweater (even in August), bathing suit, sunblock, and a ball cap for sun. Dont worry if you forgot something.  Ogunquit has wonderful stores and shops to buy clothing and toiletry articles.  Make sure to bring a camera, for shots of the Marginal Way for your Facebook profile!

Where can I run?

At low tide Ogunquit Beach is magical! The sand is hard packed. From the beginning of the beach to the end and back ( including the loop around the parking lot) is over 5 miles.  From the village center to Marginal Way to Perkins Cove and back is over 5 km.
There are many runners in Ogunquit, as well as three races a year: the Lobster Dash in September; the Frannie Peabody AIDS run in May; and the Christian Lumenello Lifeguard Dash on June 18th at 9am on Ogunquit Beach.

I forgot condoms and lube?

Many innkeepers have supplies.  Also the Frannie Peabody Center provides condoms and lube at MaineStreet and will give away "goodie bags" on the beach.

Support, I need a meeting.....

Please ask your local innkeeper for AA and support group meetings. AA meetings are Sundays at 8pm at the Dunaway Center on Cottage Street. There are also meetings at the Baptist church on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9am.
Ogunquit also has a weekly group committed to serving as a bridge connecting and supporting men who have sex with men (MSM), gay men, bisexual men, and questioning men through educational and community activities. This diverse mix of activities will provide these men with alternatives to the gay bars and on-line hook up sites by drawing attention to the rise in STD infections, the steady number of HIV infections among the gay male population, and the importance of establishing and maintaining a visible community. It is the hope of all participants and supporters that a safe and non-judgmental environment be created to allow for the comfortable exploration of sexual identities. For More info visit Go Ogunquit. This groupl meets at the Ogunquit Welcome Center on Mondays at 7pm and is sponsored by the Frannie Peabody Center. Ogunquit Welcome Center is on Route One next to the Playhouse. Entrance for group is around the back of the building, look for the french doors.

Cheryl Wheeler
Folk music concert Cheryl Wheeler, in concert at Jonathan's

 Cheryl Wheeler
Saturday, October 01, 2011, 7:00 pm EST at Jonathan's Ogunquit
See Description

Important: Our tickets have 3 different categories:

1. Show Only: $32.5 plus our convenience fee of $3.00

2. Show Plus: Includes dessert & coffee or 1 beverage ticket* for before the show starts. This category adds an additional $12 to the ticket price, plus the $3.00 convenice fee. Total ticket price is: $47.5

3. Premier: Adds a $25 dinner credit to be used in our dining room downstairs before the show plus the $12 Show Credit for Dessert or Beverages in the Upstairs Listening Room before the show. The Premier tickets have the best seats. Total Ticket Price for the Premier Seats are: $72.5

*The Show Credit is good for your choice of 2 glasses of wine OR 2 beers OR 1 cocktail OR dessert and coffee.

Day of Show Base Ticket Price increases to $35.5

Show Time: 7:00 p.m.

ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.

Frugal Luxuries
5 dinners on the bar menu for under $15

Ogunquit is known as a mecca for world class dining, with highly rated restaurants like Arrows and Provence, but did you know that many of Ogunquit's fine restuarants have a bar or tavern menu, and many of the local folk know that barside dining is the way to go. You can catch up on local gossip, have a fabulous libation shaken before your eyes, and most items are well under $15!

Our Number One destination goes to:

1. MC Perkins Cove

Owned by the highest rated Zagat restaurant north of Boston, Arrows. Located in beautiful Perkins Cove with bold ocean views, and close to Bette Davis' house, this restaurant is a must! The upstairs lounge even has entertainment. The view is the same as in the dining room, and the special bar menu offers several excellent choices. The very hearty cheeseburger with fries is only $11. Wedge salad, Caesar salad or Chopped salads are only $9.50. And there's a great fish taco with beans and rice for $12.50.

2. Five-O Shore Road

Located in the village, this snazzy restaurant has a cool lounge. The lounge features a nice bar, hightops and two banquettes. Patrons must ask for the lounge menu. One favorite is the fried haddock sandwich that is tempura battered, which is only $9.00! For that price you are at a beautiful restaurant, with a cloth napkin!

3. Prime

One of Ogunquit's newest restaurants, Prime, located on Shore Road On the way to the Cove is known for its mouth watering steaks. Prime also has a lively bar which features co-owner Rick Dolliver as head bartender. The Bar menu is diverse as Ogunquit, with seafood, chicken as well as beef items. One favorite is the Broiled 10 ounce Beef Burger with lettuce, tomato, onion, and cheese. This man sized meal is well worth the walk down Shore Road for $10

4. Front Porch Restaurant

The Grande Dame of Ogunquit, the Front Porch sits in Ogunquit Square with her cheery welcoming awnings and show tunes echoing from the building. This popular spot features a great restaurant, wonderful entertainment and a surprisingly busy bar menu that is also served late. The menu features flat breads, lite fare and interesting salads. We tried the steak tips on iceberg lettuce with cherry tomatoes, cheddar cheese, and thousand island dressing. Chef Jason Miller prepares daily seasonal specials fusing local Maine products with spices and ingredients from around the world.

5. Old Village Inn

Located in the Village, On Main Street, is a favorite with the local Ogunquit citizenry. The OVI features a wonderful restaurant and a busy Pub. The pub menu ( not featured on Saturdays ) features burgers, salads and soups. The chicken sandwich is the most popular served with fries and a nice slice of pickle. The Pub also has a nice selection of beers in tap, games and lots of Ogunquit ephemera. The Pub is especially busy during the cooler shoulder season months.

Valentine's Day Dinner-Dance for Women
February Valentine's getaway (Not just for couples!) Valentine's Party for Women at Clay Hill Farm Valentine's Day Dinner-Dance for Women

Make it a weekend in Ogunquit! Join us for a memorable evening, followed by a Saturday T-dance with DJ Jodi at Ogunquit's MaineStreet at 4pm.

Valentines Party at Clayhill Farm
$49 per person includes DJ tax and Gratuity

Call 207 361 2272

www.clayhillfarm.com

Women's T Dance Party- Valentines T Dance
Party for women only. Valentines Tea Dance at MaineStreet with DJ Jodi! Women's T Dance  Party- Valentines T Dance

Doors open at 4pm for this special Red & White event.

February Valentine's getaway (Not just for couples!)

10th- Clay Hill Farm Women's Dinner Dance - $49 a couple, for a 3 course meal, apps and dancing! Menu available soon. Book before Jan 5th and you'll be entered to win a 3-course dinner for 2 from Clay Hill. Call 207-...361-2272 or email clayhillrestaurant@gmail.com Couples, sweetheart and singles tables are available!

11th - Women's T-dance at Maine Street, 195 Main Street, Ogunquit. 4-9 pm, 21+ There will be a special Pre-T Singles party from 2-4pm. We will do ice breakers & speed dating
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John Waite at Jonathan's
Spend Valentine's Day with John Waite in Ogunquit John Waite in Concert

 As a solo artist and as the lead singer of The Babys and Bad English, John Waite was a fixture of album-oriented rock radio stations during the 70s and 80s. He had a talent for power ballads and driving arena rock, occasionally touching on new wave styled power pop as well. Several of Waite’s songs, including “Missing You,” The Babys’ “Isn’t It Time,” and Bad English’s “When I See You Smile” became radio staples.

John Waite / John Waite Valentines Concert
Tuesday, February 14, 2012, 8:00 pm EST at Jonathan's Ogunquit
See Description

Important: Our tickets have 3 different categories:

1. Show Only: $32.5 plus our convenience fee of $3.00

2. Show Plus: Includes dessert & coffee or 1 beverage ticket* for before the show starts. This category adds an additional $12 to the ticket price, plus the $3.00 convenice fee. Total ticket price is: $47.5

3. Premier: Adds a $25 dinner credit to be used in our dining room downstairs before the show plus the $12 Show Credit for Dessert or Beverages in the Upstairs Listening Room before the show. The Premier tickets have the best seats. Total Ticket Price for the Premier Seats are: $72.5

*The Show Credit is good for your choice of 2 glasses of wine OR 2 beers OR 1 cocktail OR dessert and coffee.

Day of Show Base Ticket Price increases to $35.5

Show Time: 8:00 p.m.

ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.

 

Paula Poundstone Comedienne
Legendary comic performs Paula Poundstone Comedienne for Mardi Gras Weekend! Paula Poundstone Comedienne

 Paula Poundstone / Paula Poundstone Comedy
Friday, February 17, 2012, 8:00 pm EST at Jonathan's Ogunquit
See Description

Important: Our tickets have 3 different categories:

1. Show Only: $37.5 plus our convenience fee of $4.00

2. Show Plus: Includes dessert & coffee or 1 beverage ticket* for before the show starts. This category adds an additional $12 to the ticket price, plus the $4.00 convenice fee. Total ticket price is: $53.5

3. Premier: Adds a $25 dinner credit to be used in our dining room downstairs before the show plus the $12 Show Credit for Dessert or Beverages in the Upstairs Listening Room before the show. The Premier tickets have the best seats. Total Ticket Price for the Premier Seats are: $78.5

*The Show Credit is good for your choice of 2 glasses of wine OR 2 beers OR 1 cocktail OR dessert and coffee.

Day of Show Base Ticket Price increases to $42.5

Show Time: 8:00 p.m.

ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.

Tret Fure in Concert at Jonathan's
Tret Fure is one of Ogunquit's favorite performers. She continues to turn out marvelous albums, her latest being "True Compass" (Tomboy Girl). Tret Fure in Concert at Jonathan's Tret Fure in Concert at Jonathan's

 Tret Fure / Tret Fure
Friday, March 02, 2012, 8:00 pm EST at Jonathan's Ogunquit
See Description

Important: Our tickets have 3 different categories:

1. Show Only: $18.5 plus our convenience fee of $2.5

2. Show Plus: Includes dessert & coffee or 1 beverage ticket* for before the show starts. This category adds an additional $12 to the ticket price, plus the $2.5 convenice fee. Total ticket price is: $33

3. Premier: Adds a $25 dinner credit to be used in our dining room downstairs before the show plus the $12 Show Credit for Dessert or Beverages in the Upstairs Listening Room before the show. The Premier tickets have the best seats. Total Ticket Price for the Premier Seats are: $58

*The Show Credit is good for your choice of 2 glasses of wine OR 2 beers OR 1 cocktail OR dessert and coffee.

Day of Show Base Ticket Price increases to $21

Show Time: 8:00 p.m.

ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.

Ogunquit Museum of American Art
It's been called "the most beautiful little museum in the world." Ogunquit Museum of Art opens for the season! Ogunquit Museum of American Art

The OMAA is the only museum in the State of Maine devoted exclusively to the exhibition and collection of American Art. The Permanent Collection includes almost 1500 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, photography and graphics. It houses one of the largest collections of ceramic sculpture by Carl Walters; watercolors by Eliot O’Hara; oils by Henry Strater; and drawings and sculpture by Isabella Howland.

The Museum is one of only two U.S. institutions possessing a complete set of all the graphic works of Jack Levine. It also has eight Reginald Marsh tempera and watercolor depictions of the Bowery and Coney Island; and seven fine works by Marsden Hartley. The OMAA collection includes a variety of works by artists associated with the famed Ogunquit arts colony, including Edward Betts, Charles Woodbury, Hamilton Easter Field and Robert Laurent.

Hours of Operation:
The Museum is open May to Oct 31st
10:30 - 5:00 Monday-Saturday
2:00 - 5:00 Sunday
Closed Labor Day and for four days in mid-August for rehanging.
Call 207-646-4909 for scheduling information.

Visit Blog about the Museum!
http://ogunquitbeachinn.blogspot.com/2010/06/ogunquit-museum-of-american-art-2010.html

Directions to the Museum:
From I-95 take exit 4 to Route 1. Take Route 1 north for about 7 miles into Ogunquit.
Turn right off Route 1 onto Bourne Lane (the first street after the Ogunquit Playhouse),
When Bourne Lane meets Shore Road, turn right onto Shore Road.
Go about .5 miles to the Perkins Cove sign, and bear right.
The Museum is .4 miles on the left, at 543 Shore Road. Parking is available.

Sponsored by

Moon Over Maine
Moon Over Maine
Bed and Breakfast
800.851.6837

Ogunquit Beach Inn
Ogunquit Beach Inn
For reservations call
207.646.1112

Of interest
Black Sushi House
259 Main Street
Ogunquit, ME
207.646.0727
Cool, refreshing, hip, tasty, fresh. This is how people describe BLACK Sushi house. Listed as one of the top 53 Restaurants in Maine, by DownEast Magazine. This is THE place to get FRESH sushi, tuna etc in Ogunquit. Located next to the Levitt Theatre. BYOB. Popular with returning visitors. Where the Locals go!
Clay Hill Farm
220 Clay Hill Road
Cape Neddick, ME
207.361.2272
Fine dining in an elegant country setting, serving modern cuisine just 2 short miles from downtown Ogunquit. Extensive wine list. Beautiful setting on a 30-acre tree farm and bird sanctuary. Proper casual attire.
David Sullivan Photography
Ogunquit, ME
207.332.0746
David Sullivan's Photography captures the essence that is Ogunquit. David is a year round resident that has been photographing the Maine coast for almost a decade. David has produced Calendars, art posters, framed art and other gift items.
Front Porch Piano Bar
Ogunquit Square
Ogunquit, ME
207.646.3976
For over 30 years, an institution right at the center of town. Look for a beautiful new renovation, lots of the old favorites, great food, and some new surprises.
Hydigolf Golf Lessons
Ogunquit, ME
207.251.6611
Pro Golfer Hydi Dixon offers golf lessions for all abilities. Her focus is to enhance your golf game in an enjoyable environment. To improve your game, call Hydi for a lesson!
Nancy Friedman Yoga
Wells and Ogunquit, ME
207.251.3113
Join Vinyasa Yoga Instructor, Nancy Friedman for classes along the exquisitely beautiful and peaceful coastline of Southern Maine and experience a safe, warm and lighthearted atmosphere. A certified Kripalu yoga instructor, Nancy creates a gentle and safe environment for you to learn to listen to, and honor the wisdom of your body. Her yoga class format is that of a “meditation in motion” challenging you to discover and unleash the potential of your physical body with a mindfulness that has far reaching benefits.
Ogunquit Beach Inn
67 School Street
Ogunquit, ME
207.646.1112
Ogunquit Beach Inn Bed & Breakfast, offers a great location in the village centre, and a 5 minute walk to the beach and less than a block to gay nightlife, restaurants and shops. Ogunquit Beach Inn offers comfortable and stylish lodging at very reasonable rates. Rooms with private bathrooms, some rooms with private entrances, king Suite, queen size beds, A/C, flatscreen cable TV/DVD/CD,DVD library, morning paper, wireless internet, room fridge, daily housekeeping and parking. A Euro Continental Breakfast is included with your stay. Recommended by Lonely Planet, Fodor's Guide and Hidden Maine Guide.
Ogunquit Beach n Sport
68 Shore Road (next to Bandito's Cantina)
Ogunquit, ME
207.351.7840
Ogunquit Beach 'n' Sport offers convenience and simplicity so you can enjoy your well deserved vacation. We rent beach chairs, umbrellas, beach carts, and so much more....we deliver!
Ogunquit Museum of American Art
543 Shore Road
Ogunquit, ME
207.646.4909
Hours of Operation: The Museum is open each summer from May to October 31st: 10:30 - 5:00 Monday-Saturday 2:00 - 5:00 Sunday Closed Labor Day and for four days in mid-August for rehanging. Call 207-646-4909 for scheduling information. Admission Fees: $10 Adults, Members and children under 12 are admitted free. Directions to the Museum: From I-95 take Exit 7 (exit sign reads "The Yorks and Ogunquit") to Route 1. Take Route 1 north for about 7 miles into Ogunquit. Turn right off Route 1 onto Bourne Lane (the first street after the Ogunquit Playhouse), When Bourne Lane meets Shore Road, turn right onto Shore Road. Go about .5 miles to the Perkins Cove sign, and bear right. The Museum is .4 miles on the left, at 543 Shore Road. Parking is available.
Southern Maine Surf Lessons at Wheels & Waves
Post Road
Wells, ME
207.646.5774
Southern Maine Surf Lessons will show you a safe and responsible way to enjoy a lifetime of passion for the ocean. They are fully committed to promoting the sport, lifestyle, and philosophies of surfing in a way that will enable students, as well as the established "locals" where those students chose to go, to enjoy a healthy interaction with Mother Nature. They start with background information regarding how, why, and where waves happen, then emphasize water safety and etiquette. The remainder of the lesson they spend the time and energy to ensure that each individual gets as much as they can out of it!
Sweet Pea Pied-a-terre, Cottage Rental
80 Cottage Street
Ogunquit, ME
617 233 0403
Charming Pied-a-terre. Call Toby @ 617.233.0403. Located in centre, walk to beach, Marginal Way and night life. Pet-friendly, with many extras! Full kitchen, full bath, queen bed-All linens included!

Tapas on the Square

185 Main Street
Ogunquit, ME
207.251.4903
Ogunquit's newest restaurant
Whit's End Life is Good
33 Shore Road
Ogunquit, ME
207.646.1454
Your genuine "Life is Good" neighborhood shop with gift cards, the exclusive Jake Lobster T-Shirt, shirts, mugs, bags, hats and shoes.

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