The white clapboard house behind its picket fence, windows lit at dusk
A guest room with white linens and windows onto the harbor
The dining porch set for dinner in golden-hour light
Long tables on the lawn under string lights, the harbor beyond

Camden, Maine

A harbor, a porch, and nowhere to be.

Fourteen rooms in a restored 1890s captain's house — two minutes from the schooners, a world away from the week you just had.

Why guests come back

Small house, few rules, good mornings.

Every room sees water or garden

No interior rooms, ever. You wake up to the harbor or the garden — never a parking lot or an air shaft.

Breakfast is included, and it's good

Made in-house and served till 10, so there's no rush. Blueberry pancakes, lobster benedict, coffee that keeps coming.

Walk to the harbor in four minutes

The schooners, the shops, and the Mount Battie trailhead are all a short stroll down Bayview Street.

The rooms

Fourteen rooms, four ways to stay.

Harbor-facing or garden-quiet, a king with a clawfoot tub or two twins for friends — all with breakfast in the morning.

A king bed with an antique headboard, dresser and bright windows

King Harbor

$329 from / night

Harbor-facing with a king bed and a clawfoot tub under the window. The room people rebook a year out.

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A corner room with a wooden bed, chandelier and windows on two walls

Captain's Suite

$445 from / night

The corner suite with a separate sitting room and the best light in the house, morning and evening both.

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A queen bed beside a white writing desk under a curtained window

Queen Garden

$259 from / night

On the quiet side over the garden, with a writing desk by the window. The one the regulars ask for to read.

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Two twin beds either side of a wardrobe, windows on the garden

Twin Garden

$239 from / night

Two twins on the garden side — the easy choice for friends traveling together who'd like their own bed.

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We came for a weekend and rebooked before we left.
Dana & Rob F. · Boston
The porch at 7am with coffee is the whole reason to come.
Marguerite L. · Portland
They remembered our anniversary without being asked.
Tom H. · New York

Harbor rooms go first in summer.

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