Visit Maine: Your 5-Day Adventure Itinerary

Maine is renowned for its stunning landscapes and miles of breathtaking coastline, making it a top destination for travelers. Whether you're planning a fun family trip or an adventure with friends, Maine should be at the top of your vacation list. Here's how to make the most of your Maine getaway in just five exciting days.

Plan Your Maine Vacation in 5 Stops

Day 1: Old Orchard Beach and Pier

Kick off your Maine vacation at Old Orchard Beach and Pier. This charming coastal town features a 7-mile sandy beach where you can relax or swim in Saco Bay. For the adventurous, consider renting kayaks or jet skis nearby.

After a day of fun in the sun, explore The Pier, filled with restaurants, bars, and entertainment. Despite its small population of 8,000, Old Orchard Beach offers plenty to see and do, making it the perfect starting point for your adventure in The Pine Tree State.

Day 2: Funtown Splashtown USA

On day two, head to Funtown Splashtown USA, a beloved water and amusement park located just northwest of Old Orchard Beach in Saco. Established in 1967, this park features nine water slides, a family fun lagoon, and a giant swimming pool.

Enjoy thrill rides, family rides, and kiddie rides, including roller coasters and the unique Astrosphere—a combination of scrambler rides with an immersive light and sound experience. Funtown Splashtown USA is sure to entertain the entire family!

Day 3: Sebago Lake

On day three, take a scenic drive north to Sebago Lake, Maine's second-largest lake. Spanning 45 square miles, Sebago Lake is known for its crystal-clear waters and recreational opportunities.

Whether you want to fish for bass or trout, rent a boat, or simply relax by the beach, Sebago Lake is a must-visit destination. With various vendors offering kayak and canoe rentals, you'll find plenty of ways to enjoy this beautiful natural setting.

Day 4: Acadia National Park

Prepare for an adventure on day four as you make the three-hour drive to Acadia National Park. As one of the top 10 most-visited national parks in the U.S., Acadia boasts 27 miles of historic roads and 158 miles of hiking trails.

Activities abound, including bicycling, birdwatching, boating, hiking, and stargazing. With its stunning coastline and diverse ecosystems, Acadia National Park is an unforgettable part of any Maine itinerary.

Day 5: Portland, Maine

Conclude your Maine adventure in Portland, a vibrant city known for its culinary scene and craft breweries, including the popular Allagash Brewing. Don't miss the chance to savor a fresh lobster roll at one of the many restaurants specializing in this Maine delicacy.

If you're visiting between mid-April and October, consider booking a whale-watching tour. Keep an eye out for whales, dolphins, and sea turtles as you explore the beautiful coastal waters.

Where to Stay in Maine

For a comfortable stay, consider Sun Outdoors, which offers several Maine RV resorts. Each resort features unique attractions and amenities, including swimming pools, kayaking, hiking, and even an aerial adventure park at Sun Retreats Wild Acres, complete with zip line stations and climbing experiences.

No matter which Sun Outdoors resort you choose, you're guaranteed a great stay at affordable rates. Book your stay with us today!

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