Maine Lakes and Mountains Region

Willowbrook Museum Village - The largest fully restored 19th century museum village in New England. Over 10,000 trades and crafts artifacts displayed in 37 structures. Carriages, Concord coach, carousel and more.

Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum - Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum displays the history and heritage of logging in the western Maine mountains. See the equipment, tools, and traditional arts such as painting, knitting, wood carving, and storytelling.

Norlands Living History Center - Norlands is a multifaceted, year-round museum offering in-depth experiences in 18th and 19th century rural life. There, the visitor is an active participant in daily and seasonal farming and housework, and becomes involved in the social, political and educational activities of the times.

Stanley Museum - The Museum commemorates and preserves the heritage of Stanley family genius. The famous "Stanley Steamer" automobile was invented by Francis Edgar Stanley and manufactured by him and his twin brother, usually referred to as the Stanley twins, F.E. and F.O. The sister, Chansonetta, is equally important for her photographs depicting rural turn-of-the-century American life.

Crabtree's Blueberries - Large, juicy blueberries hang in bunches ready for picking. Families can picnic on the grounds and even pick their own blueberries.

Celebration Barn - Celebration Barn has helped to nurture some of America's finest touring artists, dancers, mimes, jugglers, storytellers, (you name it!). Public performances are given throughout the summer, featuring faculty, students, and special guest artists.

Apple Acres Farm - Situated in the rolling foothills of the White Mountains, Apple Acres Farm is only a 45 minute drive from Portland, Maine and North Conway, New Hampshire. Activities include apple-picking, fresh apple cider, hay rides, and more.

Seacoast Fun/Snow Park - All-season recreational fun for everyone at the Seacoast Fun Park! In the summer, enjoy bumper boats, a driving range, miniature golf, go carts, a sling-shot trampoline, and the awesome Skymax. In the winter, there visitors can enjoy snow-tubing, and snow-boarding.

Bates College Museum of Art - The Bates College Museum of Art houses the College's permanent collection of internationally significant works of art and maintains an active schedule of exhibits.

Whistlestop Museum & Soda Fountain - The Whistlestop Museum features amazing antique mechanical music machines, classic vehicles, historic train memorabilia, telephones, stoves, toys and local history artifacts! See our renovated century-old building and ride the train!  150 Depot Street, Unity.  (207) 948-5707.