35 Hudson Blvd, Machias, ME 04654

Washington County is one of the largest counties in Maine. Picturesque harbors dotted with fishing boats, meandering rivers, historic sites pre-dating the Revolutionary War, and bustling New England towns create an unforgettable experience for travelers. Fresh water lakes, rivers, and streams provide homes to a large variety of wildlife. Deer and moose are often seen. Saltwater bays and tidal areas provide habitats for many bird species. A half-day island tour is available where you can view Puffins in their natural habitat. Ocean vistas abound on hiking trails in the area, and boating and kayaking are popular water sports. Our natural resources offer a bounty of seafood, blueberries, and balsam products. Ninety-five percent of the world's blueberry crop is harvested here each August and culminates with our famous Machias Wild Blueberry Festival. Picturesque harbors dotted with fishing boats, meandering rivers, historic sites pre-dating the Revolutionary War, and bustling classic New England towns create an unforgettable experience for travelers who long to find the traditional Maine way of life. Your ideal vacation may be a round of golf with an ocean view, a summer crafts festival, shopping for treasures, hiking, swimming, fishing, or just sitting back and relaxing in a quiet place. Splendid fall foliage and moderate temperatures make the Machias Bay Area an exceptional destination for autumn excursions. Winter brings out the adventurous for cross-country skiing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling. The University of Maine at Machias offers ornithology workshops, art galleries, and many cultural programs. Other art galleries, theater groups, and special restaurants provide diversion and glimpses of fine local talent. Convenient day trips can be made to Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park, Campobello Island, Lubec, and West Quoddy Head State Park, where the famous candy cane striped lighthouse is the first place in America to see the sun rise