The Maine Perspective:
Summer Reflections in the Golden Season
Against a background of sparkling harbor water and radiant sunsets, we celebrate it with rousing meals in Whiteclover or The Salty Stag, morning paddles through the harbor, and coastal hikes among towering spruces.
Get a jump on planning your Golden Season getaway to mid-coast Maine today. You won’t want to miss experiencing a final reflection of summer, across the harbor and through the towering pines of Spruce Point Inn.
Coastal Maine is Calling.
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Take a Dip, a Sail, or Both
Soak in the sunshine poolside, dockside, or out on the harbor. The forestside pool and a fleet of boats (including paddle boards, kayaks, a motor launch and sailing sloop) give you plenty of opportunities to enjoy balmy September afternoons with family and friends, on and around the water.
*Our oceanside pool is currently undergoing renovation. Please visit our forestside pool or the hot tub at the spa garden for your swimming and relaxing pleasure. Water sports including kayaking and boating remain available to guests at an alternative location accessible via complimentary shuttle.
Relax, Restore, Reflect
Rise with the sun and start your day with a complimentary yoga class, offered daily among our pine scented grounds. Or experience deep relaxation at our full-service spa. Guests can choose from treatments and services offered indoors or outdoors within our newly refreshed Zen Garden.
Hearty Good Company & Locally Sourced Eats
Good food has the power to bring people together, and our chefs are skilled at bringing local flavors together for long and memorable meals. From pier to plate and field to fork, The Salty Stag and Whiteclover are the perfect settings for camaraderie, celebrations of special moments, or quiet reflections with a taste of the local harvest or a hand-crafted cocktail.
Take a Hike
Miles of coastal hiking trails through towering spruce and pine trees weave through and around our property. “Forest Bathing” is one of our preferred ways to reflect and reconnect with ourself and others. Or, run free with a four-legged friend- dogs love the freedom of an afternoon or morning run along our trails.
