It Was Good Enough For The Bush Family - Kennebunkport, Maine

Kennebunkport is a coastal town in southern Maine, settled in the 1600’s as a ship-building mecca. Former sea captain homes are now guest houses and inns. Dock Square, the center of town in Kennebunkport, is known for its quaint shops and restaurants. Kennebunkport’s sister town Kennebunk, has sandy beaches as well as a main street and the Lower Village gives you the classic New England town feel. The Kennebunks are filled with charm, with fishing wharfs along the coastline.

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Cape Pier Chowder House

Single rowboat

Walker’s Point Estate (the Bush compound) on the Atlantic Ocean

Retired vintage New York City Trolly at the Seashore Trolly Museum

The trolly interior - Seashore Trolly Museum

This is Goat Island Light on an island viewable from Cape Porpoise. The lighthouse was established in the 1800’s and is currently still active.

Outdoor waterside dining

Three row boats on Grist Mill Pond

Relax and enjoy the view at Bickford Island

This is the The Sonehouse, perched on a cliff with ocean views, as you drive along Ocean Avenue.

House along the coast

House along Beach Avenue

Dock Square

Storefront in Dock Square

Pharmacy sign in Dock Square

Vintage pick-up truck outside HB Provisions General Store

Boats on Kennebunk River

Vintage home on Summer Street

Vintage pick-up truck outside Boston River Brewing & Distilling

A campaign car at the Seashore Trolly Museum

The Wedding Cake House, on Summer Street, was once called the most photographed house in Maine.

In town guest house entrance decorated with geraniums

Riverfront cottage rental

Outdoor dining

Luxurious train car - Seashore Trolly Museum

A sailboat on the river

Storefront at Dock Square

The back side of the stores at Dock Square

Vintage car

Another view of the back side of the stores at Dock Square

The 1853 Greek Revival Nott House contains Bush family memorabilia.

The front porch of the Nott House at 8 Maine Street

Lobster traps on the dock at Cape Porpoise

Retired buses at the Seashore Trolly Museum

Vintage station wagon

Things you should know:

• There are walking trails.

• Restrooms are available.

• You could spend a couple of hours to an entire day.

• This is a walkable town.

• On the street parking is available,;check posted parking regulation signs.