Newcastle Inn is located in the Damariscotta Region of the Pemaquid Peninsula. This historic Bed & Breakfast provides elegant and comfortable surroundings with serene views of the Damariscotta River. The common areas (living room, three-season porch, sitting room, pub, and deck) of the B&B provide a variety of areas to sit and relax while visiting with other guests, or you can find your own quiet
corner to enjoy just by yourself. There is complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the inn and a guest pantry with complimentary beverages. And of course a delicious, full breakfast is served each morning – outside on the deck in the summer! The guest rooms all have private baths, a king or a queen bed with one room having two twin beds. For those occasional summer days that need it, all guest rooms are equipped with air conditioners. Some guest rooms have a TV and a gas fireplace or gas stove. Our bed and breakfast is a perfect "home base" for exploring nearby Boothbay Harbor, Monhegan Island, Freeport, Portland, Rockland, and Camden; all of which are all less than an hours drive. While close to these tourist areas, the twin villages of Newcastle and Damariscotta provide a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of these busier areas all the while offering you historic charm, a variety of restaurants, and unique shopping and activities. At the end of a busy day, return to the quiet and tranquility of the Newcastle Inn. Directions:
From the South (Portland)
Take I-95 North to Exit 52 which connects you to I-295 North
Take I-295 north to Exit 28 (Brunswick) and stay on this road until you turn left at the light to get on to Rte. 1 North
Stay on Rte. 1 North and after the Wiscasset bridge go approximately 6 miles. Just after the Newcastle Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep dealership, turn right onto Snead Spur. Stay on Snead Spur as it bears to the left and River Road joins it. From the North (Bar Harbor, Camden, Rockland)
Take Rte. 1 South passing the signs for Damariscotta/Business Rte. 1A
After passing the Exit for Rte. 215, watch for the signs that say Newcastle and River Road and turn left onto this road which is Snead Spur.
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