The Cove and immediate environs are jaw dropping gorgeous. I love even the wet foggy days; they are…read moresooo Maine! Wallace's Market is great for food and takeout without having to drive back up to Route 1 and Jameson's has great food. The family is terribly accomodating and works very hard on keeping the place up.

We had a great time at Flood Cove in their log cabin! We enjoyed cozy fires in the evenings and…read moresitting in the cool screened in porch during the day. We used their kayaks and paddled around the little island and also across the bay to a small stony beach on a bigger island. We ate seafood almost every day, going to "Jameson Point Lobster" in Friendship or to Rockland to eat. We also cooked in the cabin, and found if we prepared food on the 10" bar we could also look out the window at the water. The people at the cove were all very warm and friendly.

This place is a joke. I literally hate it. I would give it 0 stars if I could…read more We paid a lot of money to stay here and they tell us while checking in that we're staying in the "noisy room" where the kitchen is above our room so there's going to be stomping all over our room from above. Early in the damn morning. Starting at 6am. They're not even trying to sugar coat it. They legit said it's called the noisy room. They said they sent a confirmation letter stating this would be the case but we looked and double checked and no email was sent. They didn't even call us to get a confirmation as we never confirmed and it shows on their computer system that they don't have a confirmation from us. A phone call would've been freaking nice at least we could've looked for another place to stay. We are supposed to stay for 4 nights in this geriatric hotel. Their solution is for us to move around to different rooms 3 times during our stay and still have to stay 2 nights in the "noisy room". Imagine paying close to $700/night and staying in the "noisy room" as they call it and not being able to sleep as late as you want to as you have to get out of the 1st room they put you in. Wake early in the morning again, and pack your stuff up AGAIN and move it into the noisy room for 2 nights, then do it all over AGAIN for night 4. So at no time during your vacation can you relax and sleep in or comfortably settle in your room. Or even be able to sleep with all the noise. Moving around to different rooms 3 freaking times during a 4 day stay!!!! . This is supposed to be a luxury stay/hotel. Not musical hotel rooms. This is ridiculous. Wtf. I am beyond livid. And they don't even have a manager on site until tomorrow. No one is running the place. Just a front desk clerk. No one to help with luggage or if you have any issues (like the one we're having now). Literally one person that's manning the desk/hotel. They've totally screwed us and we have no one to talk to to even try to fix this. Just the hotel front desk clerk. Had we known we wouldn't have ever booked this place and now we have no other place booked plus there's no refunds or cancellations. It's absolutely mind blowing they think this is acceptable. Maybe if we were WHITE, they would be more forthcoming on providing us a better solution. If you're dumb enough to book here make sure you're ok with them totally ruining your vacation/stay and charging you a premium for it. Also, I think the minimum age of the occupants here is like 80. Everyone looks like an extra from the movie "Cocoon". Oh their solution was to give us a crappy discount and free breakfast and move us around 3 times. Wow, that's total BS. F your rooms, discount and your breakfast. I hope they all choke on it. As far as the rooms go, they're not very nice. Not what I would call luxury by any standard. It's decorated like an old lady's house. Everything looks old even though they said they just remodeled it. Was their vision board for the remodel based off someone's grandmas house from the 90s. Because that's what it looks like. It's the summer and their AC is super weak so I'm dying of heat in this muggy weather. As I said there's only 1 person running the place so if you have any issues then you're screwed. Also the mini fridge doesn't work. Also if you smoke then forget about it. You can't smoke on the entire property. You have to walk far, way up this hill away from everything and everyone. By the time I'm up the hill I'm too out of breath to smoke. They make you sign a contract saying you won't smoke. Wtf. Screw you. I do what I want. I will try to smoke anywhere but that hill out of spite. God, I hate this place. So be forewarned. Don't make me say I told you so.

What a gorgeous wedding venue! In my lifetime I've been to about 30 weddings and this by far was…read moreone of the top locations! Granted you need to hope for good weather, but my cousin was a very lucky lady in late September. I liked how big the property was - plenty of room for people to spread out, enjoy their food, or be on the dance floor. The sunset over the water was epic! We even saw bald eagles flying & fishing off shore. This location is so picturesque (heck even the bathroom was cute for selfies). The bride and her parents were blown away by the overnight accommodations too! I saw pics with the view of the infinity pool. Staff was wonderful, everything was spotless clean, and best of all the crowd & bride and groom had an awesome time!

This was a truly wonderful stay during our trip to Maine! The room was spotless. We were really…read moretaken with the hotel's vibe. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with any requests. They also gave us tons of great recommendations for things to do around town and for our next stop, Bar Harbor. Plus, they offered to book dinner reservations or any other activities we wanted to do.

A lovely place to stay near Damariscotta. Comfortable rooms, delicious breakfast and friendly…read moreowners. Bobby and sherry made us feel welcome while visiting family. Grounds feature a deck, pond, gardens, and watercraft. We stayed in the pink suite which had a queen size bed and an adjoining room with 2 twin beds. Great for traveling with kids/family.

An Absolute Wedding Treasure…read more When we decided to get married, we wanted to avoid the ridiculously high costs of weddings, and wanted a smaller, "family & close friends only" event, but still wanted a special day, of course. We toyed with the idea of a backyard wedding with "bring food as your gift" on the invite, ditching all the little expensive extras, but it wasn't coming together, especially when Mom fell sick. How lucky we were that a relative suggested the Mill Pond Inn, which was three houses down the street from their home in Nobleboro. It's a cliche, but The Mill Pond Inn is indeed a treasure. Bobby and Sherry are fantastic. We visited the place the summer before our wedding. A few months later, when we first talked with Bobby about our wedding schedule, he said "nah, you don't wanna do that" to a few of our ideas, and, as we were looking at each other during the phone call and realizing he was right, we decided to let him and Sherry run the show. What an *absolute* *relief*! We didn't have all the hassles that other folks warned us about when planning weddings. It was all just handled, and handled well. The food was great (we picked the menu, Bobby and Sherry did the rest . . . and we highly recommend bringing in their neighbors, Leigh and Sharon, who did a pre-ceremony oyster bar with local oysters for the guests as they arrived). Bobby and Sherry dealt with everything but the flowers (and there was a local florist that handled that) and music (we chose a playlist that we played over their sound system). There was *none* of the pre-wedding stress that we'd heard about from so many people. That itself was worth every penny! Speaking of which, the budget Bobby proposed was more than workable (yet another relief). All told the cost was well *under* what we'd budgeted. All we had to do was get invites out (tell your guests to bring swimwear -- the kids and a few adults had an absolute ball jumping into the pond and swimming during the meal and on into the afternoon). Part of the deal was that you had to rent out the entire place, but it was no problem filling the rooms with out of town relatives, and we in fact ended up reserving rooms in one of the homes across the road, which was right on the lake, which gave an added bonus of having lake access for a couple of days. Bobby and Sherry even accommodated Mom, who was in a wheelchair, by letting us bring and set up a portable AC in the front room -- she was very concerned about overheating in her condition, and this made her feel much safer. The day could not have been more magical. It was hot, but they knew where the shady spots were, and we set up so that the chairs and the gathering were in the shade when is was time for the ceremony. The setting was beautiful, and the weather cooperated (though Bobby had contingency plans in case of rain). We give Mill Pond Inn our highest recommendation -- we've given them permission to use our wedding photos, and we gave them our number if you want to hear it directly from us! David & Natalie

Stayed here for a long weekend for our anniversary. Room was lovely, bed was comfortable, view was…read morespectacular, and the porch - THE PORCH - was an absolute delight. Cannot wait to stay again!

We traveled 5 hours do to heavy traffic and lots of construction on Rte1 North to finally arrive…read moreand ask for a bottle of water to be told to go up the street to a convenient store! The owner Patty is blatantly rude and could care less about her guests. We will definitely not return do to the sour attitude and greeting.

Amazing food and accommodation! Brought my mother after her husband and my father died for her…read morebirthday and couldn't have wished for a better time.

We stayed at this harbor front hotel for our wedding anniversary. The grounds are gorgeous, and…read moreinvite a restful, relaxing stay. We were cheerfully greeted by Danielle, our hostess. We stayed at the Captain's House, and our room featured views of the harbor. The room itself was clean, cozy, and comfortable with effective air conditioning. When we went, the nights were chilly, but not to worry- the bathroom had its own effective heat. Our bed was comfortable, and the bedding ensured a good night's sleep. Our building has a "common area" with comfortable seating and a view of the harbor. It also has a porch where we relaxed to a good book. The facility features the excellent Harborview Bistro, where our complimentary breakfast was served. I especially liked the french toast with lemon and ricotta cheese, and the crispy bacon sides. Although the breakfasts were very good, I do wish for a few alternate healthy selections, such as yogurt, granola and even oatmeal. We still really enjoyed our stay here, and the staff made our anniversary special. We hope to return some day.

The Good: Great for youngsters with an excellent playground and kid-friendly atmosphere. Good…read moreBeach too. The staff is helpful and friendly. Good cell service too. The Bad: Our site was tiny and far from level, with a dusty, busy access road running a couple of feet from our camper's back side, so we chose to keep the windows closed. Definitely a pricey site with so little going for it. The real concern was the plethora of golf carts zooming around on the same ground as running kids. Crazy .. does no one walk anymore??

The gods brought us to this campground after many weeks traveling from Oregon. Paul and his family…read morewere amazing hosts and run a stellar campground. Beautiful quiet setting next to a gorgeous lake where you can boat or swim. Every site is immaculately maintained and Paul makes rounds with his dog, Moose to make sure all is well. Nice clean bathrooms and hot showers.

Campground is an older, no frills facility that really lives up to a state promotional saying…read more"Maine, the way life should be". CASH / CHECKS ONLY. While sites are small and close, we had adequate room for our camper and truck side by side and then room to sit and enjoy the sounds of the Atlantic Ocean from less than 100' away. Our site shared a utility post with neighbor site (front end and wrong side for us as back in unit) and voltage showed low so we used post on next site from us (they were tenting and didn't need power and said ok to plug to their post) Lots of children while we were there, but they were all so well behaved and everyone was enjoying the cool Seabreeze compared to the stifling temps further in town. Lots of rules and regs at this place, but that's part of what made it the perfect location for us during this trip. It gets a 4 out of 5 due to low voltage and utility hookups in a bad setup for us. We're ok with no sewer dump on our site (you can use their's once for every 3 nights or pay extra) but we're use to state parks and such so it was no problem.

This campground is a well kept secret favorite place for us…read more It is a privilege to be able to stay in such a peaceful and breath-takingly gorgeous spot. The best part is the camraderie of the other campers, ovbiously from some of these ridiculous comments, not everybody "gets it" (try KOA or DaysInn!) - its the fellow campers tuned into the magic. Thank you Eleanor for all you do to keep this special place accessible, I look forward to coming "home" . My kids' best memories are from the Lobster Buoy and we reminisce often.