Wow what a great view! $12 for 2 people and you can drive all the way to the top. Camden on the…read morewater down below is like a postcard from 800 ft above. Must see!

This memorial is both aesthetically pleasing, offers a great view of the harbor(s), and has an…read moreinteresting story behind it. The overall site is fairly accessible (other than the tower, which is a staircase only). The price to get up the mountain via vehicle is a little expensive per person (it would make more sense to pay per vehicle). It left me a little bit wanting from the experience. I imagine coming by hiking trail is more satisfying.

So we went to Searsport for the day, and if I was a seasonal or year round resident, I would find…read morerespite in this gorgeous setting. From the exterior, the beautiful stone building is attractive, but when you go inside...prepare to be awed. I loved the sitting room which had comfortable chairs and a great table. The computer stations were fully utilized and I understand they also have laptops for use there. The collection seemed quite extensive for this little town of 2.5K people - I was especially attracted to the broad choices in books on CD/Tape. Stop in and check it out, and stay awhile if you are lucky enough to live here!

While on vacation in a cabin on the lake with terrible internet connection, I had a work emergency…read moreback home that needed immediate attention, so I loaded up and headed over. I fell in the love with the library before I even walked in. It's beautiful, and there were kids walking home carrying their books under their arms. Once inside, I signed in and was able to use one of the 4 computers (there may have been more, I just went to the first set I saw). I was able to get my work done in a quiet space with reliable and quick internet. The young gal working would softly call customers and tell them that the book they've been waiting on was available. She spoke to everyone by first name as if they were old friends. At one point, some moms and little ones emerged from the back after a story time session. They all stopped to chat with that gal working, in hushed tones. There were some, shall I say "well experienced in life" age range gals and guys there working on a project for the library and preparing for that annual cook book sale. I couldn't help but chuckle over their planning in those deep Mainer accents. I loved every single minute of being in there. Being from a larger city with a VERY stressful job, I felt as though I was in a movie, from a more simple and beautiful time. What a wonderful gem this place is.

Skidompha Public Library in Damariscotta offers books, archives, and community programs, with a…read morehistory room, cozy reading spaces, and a mission to inspire learning and connection for all ages.

Amazing knowledgeable and helpful staff! Beautiful library…read morewith a great catalog! This however, is a LIBRARY not a COFFEE SHOP!!! Hard to read, study or focus when realtors are striking deals on their phones and zoom calls fill the air with barking chatter. What next, a guitarist singing "its five o'clock somewhere"?

Well it is a transfer station. It is a dump. It is on Deer Isle Maine and it is necessary. The…read morecrusher machine is the coolest thing ever. Chris who is the dump master is so gentle and kind, truly a gentleman. We have been coming here since the 1980s and we have family who dates back 100 years plus. We live on little deer Isle and think it is magnanimous. Please note 8 AM to 4 PM closed Mondays and Thursdays. Recycling is not a thing here on the islands. If you know where recycling occurs please take your recycling home with you. Best to all who know that single used plastic is the scourge of the entire world.

So, I live in a rural area and bring my trash and recyclables to the transfer station near me…read more Additionally, I've gone with my mother to her transfer station so I'm not naive about what a transfer station is like. We rented a house on Deer Isle and one of the check out instructions was that we need to take our trash to the transfer station. It was one of the most disgusting places I've ever been to. I grew up in a city that had garbage strikes so smelly trash I can deal with, but this was just horrific. There was a trash compactor that oozed the most vile liquid I've ever smelled, construction material was heaped in a pile at least 30 feet high and they don't recycle anything but returnable items. Really, Deer Isle is great, I don't actually generate a lot of trash, next time I'll bring it home with me.

First time visiting this library in a few years, in the past I have come here a couple times during…read morethe book sales they have I believe yearly. You can certainly get some amazing deals on books, highly recommend checking that out some year for sure. This visit my wife and I just browsed the lower floor and it's a very vast selection of well cared for books. They had plenty of non-book offerings as well including a unique section I haven't seen at other libraries. They had a section of these kits (Discovery Kits according to their website) offering a variety of books and activity based things for kids. A cool unique offering that I am sure is a hit. Lastly they often to seem to have events which during our visit they had something going on with The Declaration of Independence. Did not partake but awesome to see them offering it and other events. Great example of what a Public Library can and should be!

This is worth a stop. Go to the 3rd floor where the historical society is. It is a beautiful space…read morethat overlooks the harbor. Library also has info about local events you might want to catch.

We love this sweet library! They have a great selection of new and old books, and their kids area…read more(downstairs) is so much fun. During the summer, they have kid events and reading plans. We highly recommend!

I went to the Belfast Free Library to join a knitting circle…read more It was a gathering of local knitters taking place in a community room to the right of the entrance. All local knitters in attendance appeared to be wearing something amazing and beautiful that they had knitted themselves. It was a very nice way to spend two hours, among fellow knitters. I wish I lived closer.

Utilizing wifi at the Belfast Free Library on this windy rainy day during covid 19 quarantine! A…read morefoot of wet snow took out our power/phone lines 3 days ago...Thanks BFL for leaving the wifi on! Can't wait to step through your doors again when this is all over!

Lovely building, perhaps a part of an earlier Carnegie bequest that has meant small communities can…read morehave great public libraries. A wonderful spot, serving the island community well. An excellent resource & connector & a welcoming spot to spend time in.