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Old Aug 19th, 2010, 10:34 AM
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"Winging It' angst in Kennebunkport on 9/18!

We will be driving from Camden after breakfast to visit the Kennebunkport area. Is a reservation necessary if we decided to spend the night?

I have checked the Colony for 9/18 and they are booked already..any suggestions for a great but not necessarily fancy spot on a Saturday night?

I am already experiencing "Winging It" angst!

Thanks so much,
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Old Aug 19th, 2010, 11:16 AM
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we stayed at the Arundel Inn--right on the water, very nice and great food.Lots of places to stay around Kennebunkport--you should be able to find someting.Cape Porpoise is close by too, and has some very good lobster spots
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Old Aug 19th, 2010, 11:31 AM
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heres a link for you for BBs http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g4...ne-Hotels.html
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Old Aug 19th, 2010, 12:32 PM
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Yes, I would say that reservations are necessary for a Saturday night in September.

I have stayed at the Captain Lord Mansion and Bufflehead Cove. Both great places. The Kennebunkport Inn is right in the center of town. I love Kennebunkport.

Arundel Wharf Restaurant is a fun place to sit outside and have lunch. Take a ride past Cape Porpoise to Goose Rocks Beach. Beautiful beach. Have a drink at the Tides Inn by the Sea - across the street from the beach.
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Friends like the Anchorage in Ogunquit. It's on the Marginal Way so they walked to a local restaurant from breakfast each morning.
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i second that about bufflehead, and heard good things about captain lord mansion. we've stayed at the bufflehead cove 3 times, and it's now a tradition!
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Thanks for the helpful tips..I'll keep you all posted on my findings.

I already feel sad about leaving Maine and I haven't even visited yet!

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maine is a real gem in our wonderful country. enjoy it.
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