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We were in Camden for a family reunion. It is a very nice little town with good restaurants and fun shops. We liked Peter Ott's and The Jack We shopped at the Cashmere Goat for knitting stuff, Rockport Blueprint for art supplies. Go on the Maine Sports harbor kayak tour and a sunset tall ship cruise on the Appledore or Olad.

Camden is a beautiful and historic city. We visited the Windsor Chair Factory, walked all the streets of the historic downtown, took a sailing trip on the Surprise, a two-masted wooden sailing schooner - magical (Ramiro and Nicole de Acevedo Ramos 207.236.4687). The Farnsworth Museum is close (Rockland) and is a must-see if you like Wyeth.

I loved the hotel 16 Bay View as well as the town itself. So many cute shops and walkable streets. Many great restaurants and loved Camden Massage as well. Had a spectacular birthday dinner at Franny's and enjoyed the look-out at Mt Battie.

Loved the scenic walkability and cozy feel of the town. Did not love the lack of available restaurants that could accommodate our large family. 2 hour wait most nites, no reservations accepted. Hard for kids to have Late dinners or wait when they are starving. Finally settled on take out chinese in Camden and ate on hotels back deck. Otherwise lovely area, will return in slower season.

Downtown easily walkable. Many choices for dining and shopping. We went during shoulder season and not all restaurants and shops were open and if they were, hours were limited . Can easily see when in season things would get very crowded.

Camden is one of Maine's prettiest towns, it sits on the water and is surrounded by mountains, perfect! Downtown Camden is so picturesque with its harbor and cute little shops, so many from which to choose! Although the weather was not nice at all while we visited, we were able to get out and walk and loved that Camden had a fraction of visitors that it typically has!