I don't know that town specifically, but the water in maine is always cold. However, the summer days are usually hot enough that it feels good. But New England water is never "warm."
It's AWESOME!! I love it. Used to drive up for the afternoon when I was living in Boston. You can definitely get lobster roll's that rock there. The joints on the water in Captain's Cove is where I used to go for a lobster roll & a beer. And the walk/View along Marginal Way is wonderful.
Better than that ... just s. on Rte. 1 in York is Stonewall kitchen where you can sample & try all their sauces/jams etc. Wonderful. And my FAVORITE place EVER .... Pie in the Sky. It's a woman who turned her garage into a commercial grade bakery & cranks out lots of pies (blueberry and jumbleberry being my favorite) that are to absolutely DIE for. Oh ... please go & tell me about the pie. It's been years since I've had one.
Water is not "warm" ... but warmer in Ogonquit than the other Maine options. It's a lovely, quirky, artist town. Go ... you'll LOVE IT!
Funny you should ask! I'm actually spending a week there 8/18-8/25 (my friend M and I are renting a condo). I know a little bit about the area now, but I'm sure I'll have a lot more info to share after my vacation.
Cold water? Yes. Lobster rolls? Absolutely. Also great ice cream :) Oh, and outlet shopping nearby in Kittery. I think the area is beautiful; I've spent time there (in York and also right on the York/Ogunquit border) the last two summers. There's nothing quite like the Maine coastline, IMO.
I'm trying to do a condo timeshare swap, and found two places in Ogunquit (2 old houses converted) and another in Wells (condo style) and one in Rockport (big swanky kind of resort). The reviews of the 2 in Ogunquit weren't great, but they loved the location (i.e. right on the main drag and can walk everywhere).
I doubt Ben will be into the waves next year either, so we were looking for more of a getaway seaside vaca than the Beaches of NC. Everything I've read about the Maine coast sounds exactly like what we're looking for
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Better than that ... just s. on Rte. 1 in York is Stonewall kitchen where you can sample & try all their sauces/jams etc. Wonderful. And my FAVORITE place EVER .... Pie in the Sky. It's a woman who turned her garage into a commercial grade bakery & cranks out lots of pies (blueberry and jumbleberry being my favorite) that are to absolutely DIE for. Oh ... please go & tell me about the pie. It's been years since I've had one.
Water is not "warm" ... but warmer in Ogonquit than the other Maine options. It's a lovely, quirky, artist town. Go ... you'll LOVE IT!
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I had no idea that the Maine coast was so popular with my FL!
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We went to Bar Harbor, ME for a week for our honeymoon.
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Cold water? Yes. Lobster rolls? Absolutely. Also great ice cream :) Oh, and outlet shopping nearby in Kittery. I think the area is beautiful; I've spent time there (in York and also right on the York/Ogunquit border) the last two summers. There's nothing quite like the Maine coastline, IMO.
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I'm trying to do a condo timeshare swap, and found two places in Ogunquit (2 old houses converted) and another in Wells (condo style) and one in Rockport (big swanky kind of resort). The reviews of the 2 in Ogunquit weren't great, but they loved the location (i.e. right on the main drag and can walk everywhere).
I doubt Ben will be into the waves next year either, so we were looking for more of a getaway seaside vaca than the Beaches of NC. Everything I've read about the Maine coast sounds exactly like what we're looking for
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