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The York Maine area boasts an abundant and diverse array of sites, recreation and activities. With such a wide range of things to do and see, we have developed an Activities Guide which we place in each guest room to help you make the most of your stay.
Listed below is a partial list of some things to do and see in the area:
Touring/Sightseeing | History/Heritage | Summer Theater | Shopping | Golf | Fishing/Charters | Whale Watching | Boat Cruises | Car Rental | Kayak & Bike Tours | Nature Walks | Area Information
 Grab your binoculars and experience the best scenery the southern Maine coast has to offer. The Nubble Light – located right here in York -- is one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world, and of course, our fall foliage is comparable to that found on Vermont or New Hampshire. Follow the links below to begin planning your New England sightseeing schedule.
Stories of daring seafaring captains and hearty New England settlers of all stripes make up 300 years of history on the southern Maine coast. Visit these local museums to learn more about Maine’s role in revolutionary-era New England.
Enjoy seasonal plays and concerts staged by local Maine companies and visiting performers alike. From the best of Broadway classics, to opera and symphony performances, to art films and jazz, these venues provide access to cultural pursuits during your New England getaway.
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World-class outlet stores and unique boutiques dot both the streets of York and nearby Freeport, Kittery, and Portland. LL Bean’s headquarters are just 30 minutes away, and historic York village features clothing, books, antiques, homewares, and much more.
Nothing beats teeing off on a beautiful green near the rugged Maine coastline. Enjoy leafy woodlands, streams, manicured greens and water views. A number of lovely courses surround the inn both to the north and to the south. Check out the links below to plan your day on the links.
Imagine the perfect day at sea -- reeling in competition-size pollacks, mackerel, bluefish and stripers. Try your luck at the “big catch” with local fisherman who know the waters. Check out the resources below to find the fishing.
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Spy a gentle giant as whales migrate through Maine’s waters from April to October. Large populations of migratory whales traverse the cold waters of the Gulf of Maine, which stretches from Nova Scotia to Cape Cod.
 
Take a slow sightseeing cruise along the unrivaled beauty of the southern Maine coastline.
 
Rent a car and enjoy day trips up and down the Maine coast. Cruise up to Kennebunkport or down to Portsmouth, NH.
 
Enjoy the gentle rolling hills and views of the Maine coast on a bike, or discover the wildlife of Maine's bays and estuaries in a kayak. Or, do both!
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Stroll out our front door and discover spectacular views and diverse habitats. Coastal Maine boasts miles of hiking and cross-country skiing trails providing access to woodlands, fields, wetlands, beach, and dunes.
Learn more about York and the southern Maine Coast through the organizations and associations listed below.
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