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Birchwood Motel Camden

530 Belfast Road (Route 1) Camden, Maine, 04843, United States

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We LOVE Camden!

A travel blog entry by kevinandstephne

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We arrived in Camden yesterday and immediately fell in love with it. It is another postcard coastal village but this one is probably the most postcard-ish of all the postcard villages we've seen. I saw a book with some photos of Camden in the middle 19th century and it looks pretty much the same today. Right down to the dozen or so wood hulled …

Low key Camden

A travel blog entry by kevinandstephne

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We are now only a few days from the end of this New England adventure and we are in full relaxation mode. So much so that I'm hard pressed to recall much of what we've done in the last 24 hours! Let me give it a try...

Yesterday afternoon we poked around Camden and gave ourselves a little driving tour of Lincolnville a few miles up the …

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Camden

A travel blog entry by suzhu

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... We dumped our stuff and headed straight downtown (less than ten minutes’ walk away) to get food. It took a while to find a place as the first few restaurants we tried had stopped serving food between 2pm-5pm. We ended up in a pub called Cuzzys where David had decent ribs but my pork chops were sadly tasteless. We then walked along the small harbour-front and up and down the small but smart and bustling high ...

MMM Icecream!!

A travel blog entry by jaredandjen

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Sunday, September 4th

When we headed out of Boothbay we hoped back on to Route 1 North to drive through some more coastal towns. The first one we went through was Damariscotta. We tried to find the reversing water falls, but were unlucky with that. We did stop at the Round Top Dairy for some icecream in Damariscotta though. There were lots of crazy flavors, but I went with ...

Day 4 at Thomaston

A travel blog entry by tennyp

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... fish tacos.

After lunch we rode on through Riockland, pausing to look out into the harbor, and on into Rockport. We went to their harbor where they have a nice little park. There are a few limestone kilns still there from when they were used in the 19th century to make lime for use in cement and plaster.

We left after about an hour and headed back to camp. We stopped in Thomaston at a store which ...

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