- The list below includes 92 free or cheap things to do in or near Port Clyde, Maine, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Lighthouses, Art Gallery and History Museums.
- From Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum to Owl's Head State Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Port Clyde and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Rockland, Boothbay Harbor, Camden and Boothbay.
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Opened in 1989, Coyote Moon is a boutique which offers its visitors many clothing collections and not only – musical chimes, books, statues and many other things make it a relaxing and soothing environment
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The Colonial Theatre is a movie theater that shows the best of Hollywood, independent, and foreign films. The three auditoriums are fitted with surround sound and the front of the building has a balcony.
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Featuring the latest blockbuster hits, Colonial Theatre offers three screens to watch movies in. The theater is located in the downtown area and features 1920s architecture with two elephant sculptures on the roof.
36.9 Miles
The 20-acre Capitol Park is located next to the State House. Families enjoy having picnics under the park's trees, and playing ball on the large public lawns that were originally designed for band performances and public speeches.
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Nervous Nellie's in Deer Isle is a small cottage that produces 300-350 jars of jam a day. Visitors can enter inside the jelly kitchen and see where the jam is made.
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Built in 1832 from granite, the State Capitol was destroyed by fire in 1866. After it was rebuilt, it became the house of several museum collections, including a copy of the state Constitution and some pieces of currency from those days.
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The Wicked Fun Putt is an 18 hole miniature golf course that offers deals like seasons passes for individuals and families. Instead of closing in the winter they often hold events like putt putt in the snow.
37.2 Miles
Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railway is a local heritage railroad which offers a variety of scenic train rides as well as rail bike excursions.
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Old Fort Western was built in 1754, and is the oldest surviving wooden fort in America. Visitors can also see the James Howard that was inhabited by 1770, and the general store stocked with supplies sold by Howard to other settlers.
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Local geological history of Maine is put on display at Sonny's Museum which features exhibits of prominent rock and gemstone specimens. There is even an extensive retail store where guests can purchase stones, fossils, and even semi-precious gemstone jewelry.