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As a sought-out Midcoast wedding destination, the Boothbay region provides the perfect backdrop for that quintessential Maine wedding. Couples seeking a unique and memorable wedding experience are captivated with picturesque land and seascapes, a robust selection of wedding services, and truly one-of-a-kind offerings that help make the special day one of their most memorable moments in life.
Linekin Bay Resort in Boothbay Harbor went through a transformative renovation and expansion during the 2023/2024 off-season. Known for its classic coastal charm and breathtaking views of Linekin Bay, they embarked on the largest capital investment project to date. Their ultimate goal is always to enhance the guest experience on every level.
Linekin Bay Resort will host their 1st annual Boothbay Harbor Fireman’s Dinner on Wednesday, June 19. The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Dinner will follow at 6:30 in Main Lodge dining room and will be served family-style by Boothbay Harbor’s finest.
When Scott Larson and Steve Malcom partnered to purchase Linekin Bay Resort from its founders, the Branch family, in winter 2015, they committed to keeping the legendary Boothbay Harbor retreat an attractive vacation option for families while investing in its future. “Nearly half of our guests return at least once, and dozens of families make the trip year after year,” resort general manager Terese Davies says. “This year when they arrive, things will look a little bit different — in a good way.”
On Wall Point Road in Boothbay Harbor, the Deck Bar & Grill at Linekin Bay Resort has crispy haddock tacos with jicama-fennel slaw, lime-avocado crema and charred tomato salsa. It also offers haddock sandwiches – all served up with an expansive view of the bay.
With the Boothbay region’s peninsula and islands, enjoying a great meal by the water’s edge is easy to do. And many restaurants also offer “dock and dine” options for guests arriving by boat.
Linekin Bay Resort opened in Boothbay Harbor in 1919 as a summer camp, and the oceanside hideaway has been a place where families gather since 1946 — and for some, returning to the resort is a generational tradition. Linekin’s cabins are perfect for larger groups and/or longer stays, with one, two, three, or six bedrooms. The latter has a stone fireplace, full kitchen, and five private baths, and all cabins have WiFi (but, blissfully, no TVs!).
Though 60 years have passed, Susie Sprowl vividly remembers the evening she first set foot on Linekin Bay Resort. She and her mother had driven 1,200 miles from Chicago, and when they opened the door to their room and saw the view, “it looked like we’d just stepped into a postcard,” she recalls. “There was the most spectacular scenery, these beautiful blue skies, and I felt this roaring sea breeze against my cheek. I’d never seen or felt anything like it.”
Freedom Boat Club made its partnership with Boothbay Harbor Region Chamber of Commerce official with a ribbon cutting June 23. The club on the Linekin Bay Resort shore is FBC’s fifth spot in Maine – alongside Yarmouth, Portland, South Portland and Naples – and another among its over 285 locations across the U.S., Canada and France.
