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Bethel Outdoor Adventure Campground - Bethel, ME

Bethel Outdoor Adventure Campground is situated within a mile of airport, offering river trip rentals kayaks, canoes, tubes, SUPs and tent/RV camping. Transport from/to airport is available with prior arrangement. Walking distance to multiple pubs, restaurants, and downtown Bethel. Airport also has bicycles for public use. - Submitted by Jeff Parsons

Bulldog Camps on Enchanted Pond - Upper Enchanted Township, ME

Accessible by SEAPLANE / FLOATPLANE ONLY. Bulldog Camps on Enchanted Pond Upper Enchanted Township, Maine 45 268242 33.368243 N 45.4426 70 118242 26.308243 W -070.19064 207 243-2853 bulldogcamp.com Remote sporting camp originally accessible ONLY by seaplane. Restaurant on site, open daily. Wooden dock. Beautiful destination, hiking, hunting, fishing. - Submitted by Bulldog Camps

Columbia Air Services Bar Harbor - Trenton, ME

Visit Acadia National Park, Hinkley Boat company. Lobster pound within walking distance from airport.Tall ship cruises downtown Bar Harbor, along with great restaurants, - Submitted by Arthur Maurice

Eastern Slope Regional Airport - Fryeburg, ME

Eastern Slope Regional Airport KIZG is a hidden gem surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest with many ski resorts, beautiful lakes, rivers, ponds, camping areas, golfing, hiking, biking and so much more! Tax free shopping and dining in North Conway, NH is only a few minutes away. Ideal for any season to get away! - Submitted by Barbara

Eastport Municipal Airport - Eastport, ME

4000 ft asphalt runway in good condition. There are many camp grounds in the area. Seaview camp ground is walking distance, directly across the street from the landing strip. They offer tent sites as well as Cabins to rent. Also a great place to fish. Dolphin, Seal and whale can often be seen right from your site. Downtown Eastport is about a 2- 3 mile walk and has many excellent seafood restaurants.There is a small FBO very old with a computer available and a few bikes. airport manager, Steve Tribier ,was very accommodating. 207-853-2300. - Submitted by Pat Rabideau

Flight Deck Brewing - Brunswick, ME

Fly into BXM and take a short walk to Flight Deck Brewing. Located in the former Small Arms Firing Range on the re-developed Brunswick Naval Air Station now called Brunswick Landing. Flight Deck has been named the Best Tasting Room/Taproom in Maine by Down East Magazine three times. Wood-fired pizza, craft beer we have plenty of non-alcoholic beverages and to-go beer to enjoy at home, and good times await you! - Submitted by Allison Potter

Greenville - Greenville, ME

Near Moosehead Lake, Greenville hosts the largest seaplane fly-in in the USA held on the week-end after Labor-Day every year... rain or shine. as well as lots of sea-planes, there are hundreds of wheel planes at the airport. free shuttle down to the lake to watch the seaplane events. Lots of good food and good times. - Submitted by fly152

Lincoln Municipal Airport - Lincoln, ME

Lincoln,ME on the banks of the Penobscot River. Enjoy the views with 13 lakes in North Central Maine. Hiking, Fishing, snowmobiling, floatplane base on river. - Submitted by mainerealtor

Owl's Head Transportation Museum - Owl's Head, ME

The Owl's Head Transportation Museum is right on the airport, and features vintage aircraft, automobiles, bicycles, etc. Large enough to make a half-day of it, or more with some of the special events they host. Free shuttle from the FBO to the museum. - Submitted by mwhidden

Sanford Regional Airport - Sanford, ME

Cockpit Cafe restaurant. Great FBO. Onfield AutoGas. LSA dealer. - Submitted by Jack Hodgson

South Freeport, Maine Lobster Lunch! - South Freeport, Maine, ME

Sit at the counter, or at a table, overlooking picturesque Freeport Harbor as you savor the freshest sweetest Maine lobster, steamers, and fixings, just out of the steamer vat! What a spot! We flew in to Portland International, three guys in two two-seaters, and met a fabulously friendly group of staff at the on-field FBO - NorthEast Air.http://www.northeastair.com Despite taking minimal fuel, they gladly lent us the new and comfortable crew car for two hours, and we hi-tailed over to the Lobster pound - about 15 easy miles up the road. Great lunch, and then back to the FBO - where they treated us like the big spenders we were not! - Submitted by Daniel Spitzer