AIRPORT INFO (with Airport code)

• PORTLAND, MAINE (PWM)
  The majority of our guests will find it convenient to fly to Portland International Jetport, which is a 1 - 1½ hour drive from Camden. You can arrange for a rental car or a ride with Mid-Coast Limo.
  
  
• BOSTON, MASSACHUSSETTS (BOS)
  From Logan International Airport, it’s a 3 ½ to 4 hour drive north to Camden. It can take a bit longer if traffic is heavy but a drive along the coast is awesome.
  
  
• BANGOR, MAINE (BGR)
  You can fly into Bangor International Airport, which is about 1½ hours north of Camden. Bangor is a less active airport than Portland, and limo, van and bus service to Camden is limited. You can arrange for a rental car from the airport.
  
  
• MANCHESTER, NEW HAMSHIRE (MHT)
  Also available as an airport to fly into is Manchester Airport, which is located in Manchester, New Hampshire. Conveniently located adjacent to Interstates 93 & 293, Route 101 and the F.E. Everett Turnpike, in the heart of New England, Manchester Airport is just twenty minutes from the Massachusetts border and about a 2 ½ - 3 hour drive to Camden.
  
  
• AUGUSTA, MAINE (AUG)
  The Augusta State Airport, while owned by the State of Maine, is managed and operated by the City of Augusta. The Augusta Airport plays a vital role in connecting Augusta to other Maine locations and to the Northeast. Regular scheduled passenger service to and from Boston is provided by USAirways Express, operated by Colgan Air, an independent regional airline.
  
  
• ROCKLAND, MAINE (RKD)
  Connections with Boston are available through Knox County Regional Airport via Colgan Air/Telford Aviation, an affiliate of US Air , 800.428.4322. You should arrange for rental car in advance. Taxis are usually available with a phone call, and a cab ride from the airport to Camden Harbor costs about $20.
  

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Maine Interstate Changes (Revised spring 2004)

The entire length of the Maine Turnpike from Kittery to Augusta, Maine via Lewiston (an inland route) is now designated I-95. Also, the entire section of interstate roadway from Scarborough to Gardiner, Maine via Brunswick (a coastal route) is now designated I-295.

Exits and interchanges on both routes have been renumbered to reflect the distances from Kittery at the
New Hampshire border.

NORTHBOUND (From Kittery, Maine):

• Follow Route I-95 North (Maine Turnpike) to Exit 44
• Take Route I-295 Northeast toward Portland, Freeport, Brunswick
• Take Exit 28 and follow coastal Route 1 northbound.
• To save about half an hour, take Maine Route 90 at the flashing yellow traffic signal in Warren. Route 90 meets Route 1 again in Camden. Take a left at the traffic light there, and you’ve only got a few miles to go.
  (Note that if you miss the turn in Warren and stay on Route 1, you’ll go through downtown Thomaston and Rockland, but you’ll get here nevertheless.)  
• Please note: Maine law requires vehicles to stop for pedestrians within any part of a marked crosswalk that is not regulated by a traffic control device. When you’re walking in Camden, we suggest that you stop at the curb, wait until traffic stops for you and then follow the local tradition of a quick and friendly wave for the driver.

SOUTHBOUND (From Belfast, Maine):

• Take Route 1 south from Belfast. A blinking yellow traffic signal at the north end of Camden indicates that you are almost here. Don’t miss the view of the harbor on your left as you pass the library. Continue past one long block of village stores to the first intersection.
• Please note: Maine law requires vehicles to stop for pedestrians within any part of a marked crosswalk that is not regulated by a traffic control device. When you’re walking in Camden, we suggest that you stop at the curb, wait until traffic stops for you and then follow the local tradition of a quick and friendly wave for the driver.

EASTBOUND (From Augusta, Maine):

• Take Maine Route 17 to the traffic signal at Maine Route 90 in Rockport, where you should take a left. Continue to Route 1 in Camden. Follow directions above for entering Camden northbound.
• Please note: Maine law requires vehicles to stop for pedestrians within any part of a marked crosswalk that is not regulated by a traffic control device. When you’re walking in Camden, we suggest that you stop at the curb, wait until traffic stops for you and then follow the local tradition of a quick and friendly wave for the driver.

DRIVING DISTANCES

Distances (in miles):	Camden to other points in Maine
300 - Hartford, CT	07 - Rockland
350 - Montreal, PQ Canada	42 - Augusta
400- New York, NY	48 - Boothbay
500 - Philadelphia, PA	54 - Bangor
580 - Baltimore, MD	78 - Bar Harbor
635 - Halifax, NS	85 - Portland
650 - Washington, DC
660 - Toronto, Ontario
1395 - Jacksonville, FL

CAR RENTALS

• Budget - 888.594.0842 | 207.594.0822 | Budget Rental car is available by reservation from nearby Knox County
  Regional Airport.
• National Car Rental - 800.698.8424 | 207.594.8424 | National Rental Car is available from Rockland.
• U-Save - 207.236.2320 is locally owned and operated and offers free local pickup and delivery.
  
  (Please note) Maine law requires vehicles to stop for pedestrians within any part of a marked crosswalk that is not regulated by a traffic control device.)
  

TRAIN - AMTRAK TO PORTLAND

Amtrak runs the "Downeaster" ( 800.872.7245 | 207. 780.1000 ) between Boston and Portland. You can then rent a car, take the Concord Trailways bus via the "Maine Coastal Route" or you can reserve a ride from
Camden’s Mid-Coast Limo.

LIMOUSINE & SHUTTLE - PORTLAND TO CAMDEN

Camden’s Mid-Coast Limo - 800.937.2424 | 207.236.2424 | They recommend that you make reservations no later than noon the day prior to traveling, and they note that most people call as soon as they know their travel itinerary.