Rockland
Located on the peninsula of Penobscot Bay, the Rockland is known as "Jewel of the Maine Coast". There's something here for everyone - harbors to sail, lighthouses to explore, galleries to experience, mountains to hike, a historic downtown to shop, and much more. Stroll along the waterfront and watch the lobster boats and schooners come in, or visit the iconic Rockland Breakwater and Lighthouse. This area is a great landing spot, providing easy access to a variety of interesting experiences, both on land and by sea. For food aficionados, the region is considered a culinary mecca.
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Highlights
- The area is home to several National Historic Landmarks, including nine schooners and the historic Maine Windjammer fleet.
- Distinctive downtown main street of Rockland, a dynamic arts scene with local art galleries and studios.
- Visit the Maine Lighthouse Museum and discover the 16 lighthouses in the region.
- A sk Any locals Where the "Oreo Cows" are, and they'll point-to Aldermere Farm. One of the area's most popular attractions, and the oldest continuously-operated herd of Belted Galloway cattle in the United States today.
What to do
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Farnsworth Art Museum
16 Museum St.
Rockland , Maine, UNITED STATES -
Bixby Chocolate Co.
1 Sea Street Place
Rockland , Maine, UNITED STATES -
Camden Opera House
39 Elm St.
Camden, Maine, UNITED STATES -
Merryspring Nature Center
30 Conway Rd.
Camden, Maine, UNITED STATES -
Mount Battie and Camden Hills State Park
280 Belfast Rd.
Camden, Maine, UNITED STATES -
Owls Head Transportation Museum
117 Museum St.
Owls Head, Maine, UNITED STATES -
Project Puffin Visitor Center
311 Main St.
Rockland , Maine, UNITED STATES