Emily & Logan
Things To Do
Olad Day Sails & Charters
Let us show you Penobscot Bay, with its rocky shoreline, lighthouses, seals, bald eagles, islands, lobster boats and hidden mansions. Located downtown at Camden Public Landing. Tickets are available at the dock or online. Trips are roughly two hours.
Downtown Camden
Downtown Camden has many nice shops and breweries for people to visit! Just a 15 minute drive from Point Lookout!
Things to do at Point Lookout
Within Point lookouts grounds there are many activities! The main house offers many sporting supplies if you wish to utilize the basketball courts, soccer fields, tennis courts, rock climbing walls, or gym. There is a private beach front located on the opposite side of Atlantic Highway for Point Lookout guests, and there are also many trails available for those who wish to take a walk or hike!
Copper Pine Cafe
Dinner will be provided Friday and Saturday night, however, there are many great options for breakfast and lunch. Copper Pine Cafe is the easiest and most convenient restaurant to get to as it is right on site!
Peter Ott's on the Water
Dinner will be provided Friday and Saturday night. For those of you looking forward to eating some delicious Maine lobster/seafood, Peter Ott's on the Water is a great lunch choice!
McLaughlin's Lobster Shack
This is another great lunch option for those of you interested in eating seafood! The Lobster Shack is only 3 minutes from Point Lookout.
Cellardoor Winery
Located in a valley between Cameron and Levenseller Mountains just five miles from Camden and Point Lookout, the Cellar Door offers complimentary wine tastings, tours, cooking demonstrations, a gift shop, and more.
Lighthouses
Area Lighthouses If you are a lighthouse buff, there are ten lighthouses within approximately 40-mile distance – both North and South of Camden. The Chamber of Commerce office located at the Public Landing has a directional itinerary available.