When it’s too cold to enjoy the outdoors, or the snow conditions are not quite up to snuff, we try to find active indoor spaces that have something for all of us. Following are a few new favorites and suggestions for where you can find similar locations throughout the state.
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Indoor Fun for Families in Maine
Posted in Activities, Food, tagged 33 elmwood, active indoor play maine, bolos kitchen cantina and candlepin, bowling in maine, brunswick maine, candlepin bowling in maine, caribou maine, Carrabassett Valley, cutepotato.com, family travel Maine, happy wheels south portland maine, indoor play maine, jen hazard maine writer, melody roller rink, oakland park bowling lanes, open gym maine, rockland maine, roller skating in maine, rollodrome auburn maine, south portland maine, sugarloaf anti-gravity complex, The Maine Pitch, the point indoor turf, warren maine, westbrook maine on January 29, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Family Hikes: Thomaston Town Trail
Posted in Trails, tagged baker woods trail, Baker Woods Trailhead, board walk hikes, cute potato family, family walks in maine, georges highland path, glacial erratic, glacial rock, jurassic park, rockland maine, Split Tock, Thomaston Town Trail on April 8, 2016| Leave a Comment »
MP finds herself craving lush green forests during this unpredictable April. She’ll look back at pictures from the summer and wish for warmer weather. Last year, during a family road trip to Rockland, a friend recommended exploring the Thomaston Town Trail. The mile-long trail is known for its magical boardwalk path that leads walkers to Split Rock – a gargantuan, glacial rock surrounded by Birch trees.
Gift Inspiration in Belfast + Rockland
Posted in Shopping, tagged belfast, bella books maine, bellabooks maine, Cooking Together: Having Fun in the Kitchen with Kids, Darth Vader & Son, designer doodles, Geoffrey Brown, holiday gifts ideas kids, holiday shopping Maine, Ivy + Bean paper dolls, kids tee maine, Out on a Whimsey, planet toys, reading light, rockland, rockland maine, Star Wars gifts, The Good Table Maine, whale tee maine on November 15, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Update: According to this article, Planet Toys closed its Rockland location in 2015. There is a second store in Camden.
We visited Belfast and Rockland during Veteran’s Day weekend and had such a good time. One of the best parts of the trip was shopping around town and getting a few ideas for gifts. The super cute owl lip glosses we found at Out on a Whimsey toy store make great stocking stuffers. And because we’re a family of cooks, MP loved the laminated kids’ aprons at The Good Table. Cooking Together: Having Fun in the Kitchen with Kids cookbook offers some fun ideas, like mini chicken pot pies and orange yogurt pops. Bellabooks has a lovely little corner of their shop devoted to kids. This is where CP#1, who is a fan of the Ivy+Bean series, discovered a paper doll kit of the same name.
1. Owl Lip Glosss
2. Kids’ Kitchen Apron
3. Cooking Together Cookbook
4. Ivy + Bean Paper Dolls
Planet Toys in Rockland is an impressive toy shop that offers inspiration at every corner. This is a place where you can find fun gifts for kids and adults alike. Designer Doodles: Over 100 Designs to Complete and Create by Nellie Ryan is perfect for CP#1, our budding fashionista. A preppy Maine tee is just the thing for MP’s one-year-old nephew, Little J. CP#2, our resident Star Wars fan, adores the hilarious Darth Vader & Son by Geoffrey Brown. Something tells MP he will love to add the second volume to his library. Finally, MP can’t think of anyone who wouldn’t appreciate a good reading light for a gift. She tried this little clip-on light at home and wishes she purchased a few more.
1. Designer Doodles
2. Maine tee
3. Vader’s Little Princess
4. Book lights
How about you? Where’re your favorite place to shop and get gift ideas for the kids?
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