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Blueberry Fields Bed and Breakfast is a beautiful inn located on the central coast of Maine in the heart of one of the country's most beautiful areas. Just minutes from Camden, Rockland and Augusta, under an hour to Freeport, and 90 minutes from Portland and Bangor. The area abounds with quaint towns, skiing, golf, lighthouses and other wonderful treasures.

For special occasions, you can order celebratory baskets from Appleton Basket Company.

Nearby Festivals and Events

Blistered Fingers Festival - June
June 17-20, 2011 - Litchfield, Maine (45 minutes)

Some of the Greatest Bluegrass music you can see and hear at one of the largest family musical events in New England! This Bluegrass Festival takes place twice every year bringing thousands of Music lovers from all over the World converging in Litchfield, Maine to hear banjos, fiddles, and those high, lonesome harmonies. This event will feature many National and Local bands from all over the world.
North Atlantic Blues Festival
July 16-17, 2011 - Rockland, Maine (40 minutes)

The North Atlantic Blues Festival is one of the more prestigious festivals on the East Coast. The event will be held at the popular festival site, Public Landing in Rockland, Maine, overlooking picturesque Rockland Harbor. Some of the top names in blues music will be featured on the Main Stage.
Maine 4X4 Festival, the Pittston Fair and the Maine Mud Festival
July 21-24, 2011 - Pittston, Maine (20 minutes)

Pittston hosts three summertime fairs. The 4X4 Festival (June) and Mud Festival (September) feature lots of dirty trucks. The Pittston Fair (July) is an old school small-town fair including horse pull, strawberry museum, mechanical bull, strawberry pie contest, blacksmith demonstration, 4-H sheep show, pig scramble and much more.
Monmouth Fair
Aug. 3-6, 2011 - Monmouth, Maine (45 minutes)

Monmouth Fair is a small family oriented fair whose goal is to entertain and educate the public in agricultural matters through shows, displays, demonstrations, participation, and a great celebration of rural life - past and present!
Maine Lobster Festival
August 3-7, 2011 - Rockland, Maine (30 minutes)

The festival features nine tents, the world’s greatest lobster cooker, a sea goddess, a big parade, top notch entertainment, an international crate race, fine art, talented crafts people and vendors, US Navy ship tours, all you can eat pancakes, free shuttle service, US Coast Guard Station tours, professional and amateur cooking contests, marine heritage, road races, kids events, over 20,000 pounds of lobster.
Town of Washington Bicentennial Celebration!
August 6, 2011 - Washington, Maine (5 minutes)

Our town's bicentennial starts with a 5k run and 1-mile fun run. The parade marches through town at 10am. And then the afternoon features food vendors, entertainment, a farmer's market, craft barn and children's festival, among other fun events! The night closes with a fireworks display. Come joins us to celebrate!
Union Fair
August 20-27, 2011 - Union, Maine (15 minutes)

Join us at this classic event celebrating agriculture in the state of Maine. The fairgrounds are nestled among the rolling hills and beautiful farmlands in Union, Maine. There are activities and entertainment for all age groups, so bring the entire family and spend the day at the festival. Better yet, stay for a few days and enjoy the surrounding area as well. There's lots to see and do in the Mid-Coast area.
Blistered Fingers Festival - August
August 25-28, 2011 - Litchfield, Maine (45 minutes)

Some of the Greatest Bluegrass music you can see and hear at one of the largest family musical events in New England! This Bluegrass Festival takes place twice every year bringing thousands of Music lovers from all over the World converging in Litchfield, Maine to hear banjos, fiddles, and those high, lonesome harmonies. This event will feature many National and Local bands from all over the world.
Windsor Fair
August 28-September 5, 2011 - Windsor, Maine (12 minutes)

A great way to spend Labor Day weekend is a visit to the Windsor Fair, an agricultural fair with a fun midway featuring rides and games. Their annual giant pumpkin contest and harness racing are a blast. It's a family tradition since 1888.
Camden Windjammer Festival
September 2-4, 2011 - Camden, Maine (30 minutes)

The Camden Windjammer Festival is a community-led celebration of Camden’s maritime heritage and living traditions. From the great age of sail when four, five, and even six-masted schooners were launched into Camden Harbor, through the birth of the windjammer business here in the 1930s and continuing with the elegant yachts that visit or call Camden home every summer, sailing ships have always defined this gorgeous community where the mountains meet the sea.
Clinton Lion's Club Fair
September 8-11, 2011 - Clinton, Maine (55 minutes)

The midway opens on Thursday and continues through Sunday. At 10am on Saturday the parade makes it's way along Main Street through downtown Clinton, including local musicians, marching bands, antique cars, fire trucks, and many other local groups to entertain the large crowd. The first Clinton Fair was held in 1953 and continues to grow every year. Attendance is approaching 20,000 visitors a year!
Litchfield Fair
September 9-11, 2011 - Litchfield, Maine (45 minutes)

A family-focused agricultural fair featuring fireworks and a fun midway.
Common Ground Country Fair
September 23-25, 2011 - Unity, Maine (45 minutes)

The Fair allows fairgoers to make connections with a rapidly expanding base of organic farms in the state of Maine. Hundreds of vendors, exhibitors and demonstrators, and tens of thousands of fairgoers will gather to: share knowledge about sustainable living; eat delicious, organic, Maine-grown food; buy and sell beautiful Maine crafts and useful agricultural products; compete in various activities; dance; sing and have a great time.