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A non-profit club for the enjoyment of vintage British and European sports cars in the mid-Maine area.

Formed in 1999 as a chapter of the American Lighthouse Foundation (non-profit 501c3). Dedicated to the restoration and preservation of this lighthouse. Volunteer-based organization with all proceeds to support this ongoing effort. Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse open weekends Memorial Day-Columbus Day at the end of the 7⁄8-mile-long jetty. Visit our gift shop, or see our products online.

A non-profit organization comprised of more than 70 retail, restaurant, lodging, and services members dedicated to promoting Bar Harbor as a year-round destination.

Providing visitors the opportunity to experience the shops, events, and galleries of Rockland while enjoying old-fashioned Maine hospitality. Choose among four inns and B&Bs, offering an outstanding selection of stately architecture and unique settings.

Twelve ships in the fleet offer three- to six-day cruises along the coast of Maine from May to October. Enjoy great sailing by day, quiet harbors each night, plus a lobster bake. Windjammers carry between six and 40 guests. Prices for three-day cruises start at $395 per person.

Camden Rotary is a volunteer member organization whose motto is “Service Above Self” and has been an active community service participant in the Midcoast for over 75 years.

Meetings at Samoset Resort in Rockport on Mondays at Noon during the late spring into fall. During the fall/winter months, the meetings are held at Trackside Restaurant in Rockland on Mondays at Noon.

We are a civic organization devoted to Service Above Self and serve both our local and international communities. Rockland Rotary meets at 12:15 p.m. at the Samoset Resort from May through November and at Amalfi Restaurant from December through April.