Welcome to the Harpswell Inn – Winter 2012
The Harpswell Inn is a historical landmark Bed & Breakfast located on one of Maine’s famous “finger” peninsulas. Situated upon Lookout Point, the Inn provides a stunning view of Maine’s natural beauty, including the magnificent sunsets over Middle Bay and the quiet cove below, which serves as a harbor for lobster boats.
Guests of the Inn awake to the smell of salt air mingled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and a hearty breakfast.
Most find that they can spend an enjoyable day without even leaving the Inn itself, with its large porch, expansive oak-shaded lawns, Great Room, billiards, free WIFI, and more!
Schedule of Maine Quilting Retreats 2012 (3 Class Dates Available)
All retreats will be a maximum of 15 students, minimum of 10.
2012 Fuzzy Slippers Winter Quilt Retreat
February 13-17
Ever wonder what a Maine winter is like? Well, come see for yourself! Enjoy Valentine’s week playing with fabric, eating yummy food, hibernating, or lounging around a big ol’ fireplace at a coastal B&B–you’ll never need to take off the fuzzy slippers! Bring a sweet-heart to share your room–or just treat yourself. This 5-day class allows you to delve into fabric collage with any subject you’d like, with Susan’s guidance along the way. Read more »
6th Annual Knit-Inn Mar. 15-18, 2012
Beautiful Knitted Creations
The 6th Annual Harpswell Inn Knitting Weekend
A knitting retreat on the coast of Maine
March 15-18, 2012
For Beginners & Beyond… Learn to knit, learn a new technique, start a new project, or finish an old project.
Arrive on Thursday, Friday or Saturday & spend the weekend or just come for a day!
For more information or to register, contact the Harpswell Inn at 1-800-843-5509
or by email at Reservations@HarpswellInn.com.
Times Record features the Harpswell Inn
HARPSWELL — If you are a guest at the historic Harpswell Inn, you’re likely to hear the phrase “we want you to feel at home.”
And that is exactly what innkeepers Richard and Anne Moseley and the staff try to accomplish on a daily basis at their Lookout Point Road location.
From dipping one’s hand into the bottomless cookie jar to relaxing with a good book on the front porch, and everything else the bed and breakfast has to offer, a visitor quickly becomes immersed in the coastal quietness and comfort that does seem like home.
Recently, The Times Record visited with Richard and Anne to talk about the inn, its history, the wonderful views of Middle Bay from their veranda and what makes their “home” so special.
Fly-in and stay at the Harpswell Inn
Brunswick Executive Airport (BXM) formerly Naval Air Station Brunswick is open for business. The Times Record featured the ‘fly-in’ by civilian pilots on June 6. About 100 pilots from near and far showed up for the grand opening of BXM which will allow recreational pilots and airborne businessmen to land at one of the two 8,000 foot runways.
So if you’re a pilot or can charter a plane head to BXM and then stay at the Harpswell Inn (only 8 miles away). Enterprise Rent-A-Car can pick you up so you have wheels for exploring the coast. And then you can kick your heels up at the Harpswell Inn and take in a breath taking sunset. Click here to visit the BXM airport webpage. And be sure give us a call at 1-800-843-5509 or email for more information and reservations.
Harpwswell Inn recognized as organization of excellence by Southern Midcoast Maine Chamber
The next business I would like to highlight is a little closer to the coast. Actually, the business is so close to the coast you could throw a stone and hit the tidal pools in Middle Bay. I am talking about the Harpswell Inn located on Harpswell Neck, a beautiful bed and breakfast owned by Dick and Anne Moseley.
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Check us out in the Boston Globe
Coastal comforts
By Sheryl Julian, Globe Staff“HARPSWELL, Maine — A great blue heron flies low over several houses close to Casco Bay, then across the water and off again. It is one of the only distractions in a place of hardly any noise.
Along this southern coast, west of Brunswick and east of Boothbay Harbor and Camden, is Harpswell, a group of finger peninsulas and over 200 islands that include Great Island (Sebascodegan), Orr’s Island, and Bailey Island. In spite of the names, the peninsulas are connected by bridges. Harpswell Inn is located on Harpswell Neck, the peninsula closest to Brunswick.
The inn offers plenty of places to contemplate the water. Dick and Anne Moseley bought the 1761 house seven years ago…”
Activities
Morgan's Club visits the Inn
If you are planning a visit to Maine this Fall make our home your home. Spend a quiet night curled up with a good book in the Great Room or complete one of our many jigsaw puzzles while listening to relaxing music.
Check out the 101 Things to do in Maine List
Nature: The Harpswell is a wonderful place to do Nature Based activities such as, Bird Watching, Hiking, Leaf Peeping, Cross-country skiing, and Biking.
Culinary: Maine is known for its delicious Down East cooking but also has a wide range of ethnic cuisine in near by Brunswick. Harpswell is proud to offer the best seafood on the east coast. Fresh lobsters and clams are available year-round from Allen’s Seafood.
Arts and Crafts: Many towns in Maine have community art galleries Read more »
The Middlebay Room
Middle Bay Room
The Middlebay Room is ready for your next Group Function or Overnight Retreat.
The Inn is an excellent location for small corporate retreats. We can assist you with ground transportation arrangements from the airport, food and lodging, as well as a meeting space for your group.
Rest & Relaxation
Reading the Anchor
Read a book or your favorite newspaper or magazine by the fireplace in the Great Room. There’s also always a puzzle or two going on plus lots of board games. The most relaxing thing to do is to watch the sunset from the windows by the piano.
Yes, we have WIFI. Surf the web on your lap top while relaxing in one of the many comfy chairs in The Great Room.
