Does Camden Maine have a beach?

On the shores of Penobscot Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, this small town has plenty of opportunities to explore the water. From freshwater to saltwater retreats, several Camden Maine beaches and others nearby are worth visiting. Whether you visit in summer or winter, any time is a good time to walk on the beach.



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Bar Harbor is epically charming and frequently tops the lists of best coastal towns in the country. Farther DownEast Maine, (which is north-east if you want to get technical) Winter Harbor and Lubec are appealingly cozy. Winter Harbor is cute enough to have two lighthouses in its harbor.

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Camden is for you if you're looking for a coastal retreat that's a little quieter, yet still offers lots of romantic and family-friendly things to do! If you're looking for the usual tourist attractions, Bar Harbor should be your choice.

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Summer. The hottest months of the year in Camden still offer respite from the heat of other regions. In July and August, the average temperature is usually above 66°F but remains below 80°F. This warm weather is perfect for a sightseeing tour.

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Old Orchard Beach Pier and Boardwalk At Old Orchard Beach, there's a wooden pier with a variety of restaurant, retail, and entertainment options, as well as the seashore Palace Playground, the only amusement park of its sort left in New England.

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Crystal Clear Lakes
  1. 01 Megunticook Lake | Knox and Waldo Counties. ...
  2. 02 Webb Lake | Franklin County. ...
  3. 03 Moosehead Lake | Piscatequis County. ...
  4. 04 Lake Mooselookmeguntic | Franklin and Oxford County. ...
  5. 05 Belgrade Lakes | Kennebec Valley. ...
  6. 06 Sebago Lake | Cumberland County.


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Yes, the driving distance between Camden to Bar Harbor is 76 miles. It takes approximately 1h 55m to drive from Camden to Bar Harbor.

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The Most Beautiful Places in Maine
  • Two Lights State Park | Cape Elizabeth.
  • Casco Bay Ferry | Peaks Island into Portland Harbor.
  • West Quoddy Head Light | Lubec.
  • Windjammer Cruise on Penobscot Bay | Rockland and Camden.
  • Acadia National Park | Mount Desert Island.


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Maine's inland and coastal beaches are known worldwide for their natural beauty and, of course, great swimming!

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