Places to stay in Vinalhaven, Maine

Inns / B&Bs: Payne Homestead at the Moses Webster House is Vinalhaven's most historic B&B. The Moses Webster House is a French Victorian home built in 1873 by granite magnate, Moses Webster. This elite house boasts the splendor of the era, yet preserves the casual comfort of island lifestyle. It has been listed .....

Campsites / RV Parks: From snowmobiling to skijoring, there are loads of exciting activities that are sure to make your winter vacation in Maine memorable. The winter season is in full-swing. Is skiing your bag? If so, consider a visit to beautiful Carrabassett Valley, home to renowned Sugarloaf Mountain and take in the .....

Inns / B&Bs: While in Maine, drift off the coastal tourist path to find peaceful and charming accommodations on an unspoiled island. You can enjoy dramatic scenery or relax in quiet contemplation. Island is best explored by bike or on foot, but you can bring a car on the ferry that leaves Rockland 6 times a .....

Motels: The Tidewater Motel on Vinalhaven is closer to the water than any place that's not a boat. The Tidewater is built on a bridge; the ebb and flow of the tides provides a soundtrack to your stay as the water flows directly beneath your room, inches away. That same rush of ocean water once powered a .....

Inns / B&Bs: The Libby House was built in 1869 by T.E. Libby, a very prominent man of the State of Maine. He was responsible for bringing the Maine State Ferry to Vinalhaven and the T.E. Libby Ferry continues to be the extra boat to this day. The house is a country Victorian home with the style and grace of the .....