Maine resort for family vacation

Anonymous
We used to go to a family camp when I was growing up, and I'm after something with the same vibe but more luxurious. I prefer the coast (Down East beaches or Mid Coast). Looking for a place with lots of activities, good food, on/near a beach. We are a family of 5 looking to go for two weeks in August. What do you suggest? TIA!
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Maine doesn't seem like a resort kind of place.
Anonymous
The Samoset is the only resort I know of in Maine.
Anonymous
We love Kennebunk (where the beaches are) and Kennebunkport (where the restaurants are). You might try Hidden Pond for a tucked away upscale camp feel and then sign the kids up for "camp" at KBIA (Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association). My kids do a few weeks of "camp" at KBIA and have enjoyed learning to sail, as well as swimming, golf, tennis, etc.

http://hiddenpondmaine.com/

http://www.kbia.net/

If you go further inland, to Sebago Lake, and try Migis Lodge. We have been there for dinner and were impressed.

http://migis.com/

Good luck and have fun--Maine is magical!
Anonymous
Migis Lodge! Lovely Dirty-Dancing style family resort with tons of activities and great family-style dining options right on Lake Sebago.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We love Kennebunk (where the beaches are) and Kennebunkport (where the restaurants are). You might try Hidden Pond for a tucked away upscale camp feel and then sign the kids up for "camp" at KBIA (Kennebunk Beach Improvement Association). My kids do a few weeks of "camp" at KBIA and have enjoyed learning to sail, as well as swimming, golf, tennis, etc.

http://hiddenpondmaine.com/

http://www.kbia.net/

If you go further inland, to Sebago Lake, and try Migis Lodge. We have been there for dinner and were impressed.

http://migis.com/

Good luck and have fun--Maine is magical!


I second Hidden Pond. So wonderful. And, the food was outstanding.
Anonymous
Heard about this one on the mid coast but haven't been myself.

http://medomakcamp.com/

Anonymous
Try Lodge on the Cove. Owned by same people as Hidden Pond but much cheaper. Also LOVED Spruce Point Inn in Boothbay Harbor
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This looks awesome, OP. I know someone who had been years ago, she said it looks updated, and you can't beat the kids' daily activities. Also, campfires, lake, dining, etc.:


http://pointsebago.com/content/summer-vacations
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