Attractions & Directions

Our location on I-95 means our guests can easily enjoy all that southern Maine and Portland have to offer. Historic highlights enrich the experience, with 21st century fun centers always popular with young families. We have to mention that Portland is home to the Sea Dogs Baseball Team, the professional farm team for the Boston Red Sox. I-95 takes you to Freeport, Maine—one amazing shopping destination that has everything and is home to L.L. Bean. Coastal Maine for the day—and what a day it will be!

• Old Port, Downtown Portland 4 miles
• Portland Sea Dogs Baseball - Enjoy a night at the ball park with our Professional Minor League Team. Attend a game, actually get a seat where you can see the action and not go broke. Baseball doesn't get any better than this. 207-874-9300
• Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company and Museum - Maine's unique railroad heritage, the world famous collection of 2-foot gauge cars and engines on display and operating, located on beautiful Casco Bay. Museum and nostalgic steam train rides 207-828-0814
• Portland Convention and Visitors Bureau All information for the greater Portland Area.
• Fort Williams Park and Headlight Lighthouse Cape Elizabeth for picnics and kite flying (207) 799-7652
• Palace Playland on the beach at Old Orchard Beach for day and evening fun, with fireworks every Thursday night; Thrilling rides for all ages; Great food and fun; Tallest waterslide in Maine.... Need we say more? 207-934-2001.
• Funtown/Splashtown U.S.A. - Waterpark and amusements all in one. Corporate outings - group rates; Low admission rates; free parking; Funtown discounts available after 6:00 pm. Well worth the visit!. 207-284-5139
• Jokers - Family Fun & Games An awe inspiring, climate controlled environment combining the elements of traditional outdoor amusement -playgrounds and arcades together with quality food and, services. Perfect for birthday parties. 207 878-5800s
• Crescent Beach State Park Family beach, 8 mi. S of Portland in Cape Elizabeth. – 207 767-3625
• Deering Oaks Park – Largest city park in Portland. Flower garden & duck pond. Ice-skating in winter. 207 874-8793
• Eagle Island - Former home of Admiral Robert E. Peary located off Harpswell. Nature trails. 207 774-6498
• Two Lights State Park - Two lighthouses are perched atop the rocky shoreline. Off Rt. 77 in Cape Elizabeth, 8 miles from Portland. 207 799-5871
• Winslow Memorial Park - Picnicking, camping, beach, large group facilities. Off Rt. 1 in Freeport, 20 minutes north of Portland. 207 865-4198
• Wolfe Neck Woods State Park Nature preserve with trails along the Harraseeket River & Casco Bay. North of Portland. 207 - 865-4465
• Gilsland Farm - Maine Audubon Sanctuary offering trails, field trips & a gift shop. In Falmouth off Rt.1 facing
• Mackworth Island - In Falmouth off Rt.l. 10 min, N of Portland. Circular walking path with views of Portland.
• Mast Landing Sanctuary - 781-2330 Upper Mast Landing Rd. in Freeport. 20 minutes N of Portland.
• Scarborough Beach State Park and March Nature Center Rt. 1 15 minutes S of Portland. 207 781-2330

• Freeport Just a whirlwind of shopping and dining. Take I-95 to the Maine Turnpike, Exit 52. Follow signs to I-295 North and take Exit 17, 20 or 22 for Freeport. All of these Exits lead directly to US Route One, which is our Main Street.
• Maine Mall just 3 miles from the hotel.
• Antiques Across the Centuries No matter which road taken.