Camden Windward House

06/03/2026

Some of the best moments of a getaway happen outside.

The Quarterdeck pairs a bright, inviting room with one of our favorite features—an oversized private deck overlooking the gardens.

Start your morning with coffee among the flowers, spend the day exploring Camden Harbor and the Midcoast, then return for a quiet evening surrounded by the sounds of the garden.

Inside, natural light pours in through the skylights, creating a warm and welcoming space that feels connected to the outdoors from sunrise to sunset.

It’s the kind of room that encourages you to slow down, breathe a little deeper, and stay just a little longer.

Could you picture yourself on that deck? 🌿✨

06/01/2026

A stay with a story.

The Elijah Glover room is named for the shipbuilder who built this home in 1854—giving this space a connection to Camden’s history you can actually feel.

Today, it’s a calm, comfortable retreat that blends that legacy with everything you want in a relaxing stay.

After a day exploring the harbor and town, come back, unwind, and settle into a space that feels both timeless and welcoming.

It’s a reminder that some places aren’t just visited—they’re experienced.

Would you stay somewhere with this kind of history? ⚓️

05/27/2026

Tucked away above it all.

The Crow’s Nest King is one of those rooms guests don’t always expect—but end up loving.

Quiet, cozy, and set on the top floor, it feels like your own little retreat after a day exploring Camden.

There’s something about being up here—the light, the stillness, the sense of being just removed enough—that makes it easy to truly unwind.

Same gardens, same location just steps from Camden Harbor, same breakfast—just a different kind of perspective.

Sometimes the best stays are the ones that feel a little hidden.

Would you choose the top floor? ✨

05/24/2026

Wake up surrounded by gardens, not noise. 🌿

The Coastal Garden room is all about that connection to the outdoors—soft light, fresh air, and views of the gardens that change with the season.

A trio of skylights brings in beautiful morning light from above, giving the space that calm, sun-filled glow that makes it hard to get out of bed.

It’s the kind of place where mornings feel slower, coffee tastes better, and you find yourself lingering just a little longer before heading out to explore Camden.

And when you do, you’re just a short walk from the harbor, shops, and trails—close to everything, but still wrapped in your own quiet corner.

This is what a garden escape is meant to feel like.

Could you spend a weekend here? ✨

05/22/2026

Light, airy, and just a little tucked away.

The Harbor Carriage feels like your own private coastal retreat—bright, relaxed, and perfectly placed for a Camden getaway.

Spend your day by the water, wander through town, then come back to a space that feels calm, comfortable, and completely your own.

And when you’re ready to slow down, sink into the Victorian soaking tub—one of those simple luxuries that turns a good stay into a memorable one.

Just steps from Camden Harbor, shops, and dining—but set back enough to truly unwind when you’re ready.

This is the kind of stay that feels easy from the moment you arrive.

Could you see yourself here for the weekend? ✨

05/20/2026

Not every stay needs to be a splurge.

The Crow’s Nest Queen might be our smallest little gem—but for many guests, it ends up being the perfect fit.

Tucked away and quietly removed, it’s a simple, cozy space designed for those who plan to spend their days exploring Camden and just want a comfortable place to land at night.

From up here, you’ll also catch some of the best views of the gardens from above—a perspective you won’t get anywhere else on the property.

Same gardens, same location just steps from Camden Harbor, same breakfast—just a little more understated.

Proof that sometimes less really is more.

Would you go cozy for the experience? ✨

05/19/2026

Ten years ago, we took a leap of faith and traded our old lives for Camden with a dream of creating a warm, welcoming place for travelers.

This week, that journey was featured in the Staten Island Advance, and it honestly made us stop for a moment and feel incredibly grateful.

Over the years, we’ve met so many wonderful guests — many who have become friends — and none of this would exist without the people who continue to support our historic inn, where the mountains meet the sea.

Thank you for being part of the story. 💙

Read the article here:
https://www.silive.com/news/2026/05/a-staten-islanders-risky-move-paid-off-inside-a-5-star-maine-bb.html

Book your stay here:
Windwardhouse.com

He was a retail manager until his heart was stolen by an 1854 inn on a tranquil harbor in Camden, Maine.

05/18/2026

Some rooms are made for slowing down.

The Brass Room is one of those spaces—warm, quiet, and just tucked away enough to feel like your own little escape.

After a day exploring Camden, come back, unwind, and settle into a space that feels intentionally simple and deeply relaxing.

Or step outside onto your private oversized deck overlooking the gardens—morning coffee, evening wine, and a moment of calm you didn’t realize you needed.

It’s not about being the biggest room—it’s about being the one you don’t want to leave.

Would you choose cozy over spacious? ✨

05/15/2026

If you come to Maine for the ocean…this is your room. ⚓️

The Chart Room brings that classic coastal feel to life with rich navy tones, nautical touches, and a space that feels both relaxed and timeless.

Once settled in, unwind in your own sitting area library, or step out onto your private deck overlooking the gardens—one of those quiet moments guests end up loving most.

Just a short stroll to Camden Harbor, downtown shops, and some of the best dining on the Midcoast—close to everything, but peaceful when you’re ready to slow down.

Would you pick this one for your stay? ✨

05/12/2026

Some stays feel like a room. The Windrose Suite feels like your own private coastal apartment tucked inside a historic 1854 Camden home. 🌿

Step through your private porch entrance, unwind beside the fireplace, soak in the vintage clawfoot tub, and slow down in a space once used as the office of shipbuilder Capt. Elijah Glover in the 1850s.

With a separate sitting room, oversized bathroom, walk-in shower, and cozy bedroom filled with natural light, Windrose was designed for guests who want to truly settle in and relax.

Just a short walk to Camden Harbor, downtown shops, restaurants, and the trails of Mt. Battie — but peaceful enough to feel worlds away.

Which part would you claim first — the clawfoot tub, the fireplace, or the porch? ✨