Discover the Area

Stroll along Maine’s stunning rocky shoreline on Marginal Way, a paved 1.25-mile coastal path connecting downtown Ogunquit to Perkins Cove. With sweeping ocean views and unforgettable sunrise and sunset scenes, it’s one of Ogunquit’s most treasured walks.

Website: www.ogunquit.org/marginal-way

This charming harbor is home to unique shops, art galleries, inviting restaurants, and picture-perfect coastal views. During the season, it’s also an ideal spot to set out on a lobster boat cruise, sailing excursion, or fishing charter.

Website: www.ogunquit.org/perkins-cove

The Ogunquit Playhouse is one of the area’s best-known attractions and continues to stage major productions each season. Its official site currently lists the 2026 lineup, including Ain’t Too Proud, Hello, Dolly!, City of Angels, The Producers, and Small Town.

Website: Ogunquit Playhouse

Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge is a peaceful coastal escape in southern Maine, known for protected salt marshes, estuaries, walking trails, birdwatching, and wildlife viewing. Managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the refuge stretches along 50 miles of coastline and is a great option for guests looking to enjoy nature beyond the beach.

Website:Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge

Mount Agamenticus is a wonderful nearby destination for guests who want to experience the natural side of southern Maine. Located in York, it offers a network of scenic trails for hiking, peaceful woodland surroundings, and beautiful summit views. Whether you’re looking for a casual nature walk or a more active outdoor adventure, Mount Agamenticus is a great way to explore beyond the beach.

Website:Mount Agamenticus

Ogunquit Museum of American Art is a beautiful coastal museum near Perkins Cove featuring modern and contemporary American art, rotating exhibitions, and a permanent collection of more than 3,000 works. Its three-acre seaside sculpture garden and oceanfront setting make it a great stop for guests who want art, scenery, and a quieter way to explore Ogunquit.

Website:Ogunquit Museum of American Art