Beaches
Just a short 10 minute walk from the Inn, spend a day in the sun and the sand at Hamilton Beach. We will make sure you're comfortable with some beach chairs, towels, an umbrella and pail of bottled water. If you're up for a small adventure, take our shuttle service to The Hook, from there you can walk across the sand bar during low tide to Little Chebeague.
Chebeague Recreation Center
Programs include workout facilities and classes, professionally led camps, swim lessons and pool workouts, preschool, child care, classes and workshops, a teen center, and more! Pool opens June 20, 2024.
Visit our front desk for guest passes.
Golf Cart Rentals
Take a spin around Chebeague Island with a golf cart rental from Dyl’s Carts. Available hourly, daily or weekly.
Lawn Games
Fun for the family! Embrace your competitive side with some friendly games of corn hole, bocce and frisbee on the front lawn.
Boat Charters
There’s no doubt that the best way to see the scenery is by boat. Arrange for a private charter ride so you can explore the coastline and inner islands. Feel free to ask us about recommendations!
Nightly Firepit Gatherings
As the sun goes down, snuggle up next to the fire pit and delight in gooey, chocolatey s’mores. The simple pleasures of a starlit night and the perfectly roasted marshmallow are for guests of all ages. For the adults, we happily offer beer and wine.
Golf
The Great Chebeague Golf Course located adjacent from the Inn, is a nine-hole links-style course that boasts to be one of the most scenic in the state, with a view of the ocean from every hole. Take advantage of your island-time and hop on the course whenever you please – tee times are not required (but recommended for large groups). Make sure you stop by the front desk before you head out to collect a voucher for a reduced rate.
Tennis
Grab a racket from the Inn and head down the road to the Great Chebeague Tennis Club. The courts are clay, so be sure to bring proper shoes. Courts can be rented by the hour, and you can also sign up for weekly scrambles.
Chebeague Historical Society
If you’re interested in some island history, the Historical Society is a must-visit. It’s home to collections, photographs, exhibits and a dedicated team of people eager to share the island’s story. We encourage you to visit the gift shop for thoughtful souvenirs.
Trails
There are many walking points of interest on the island, and two of our favorites are Roses Point and the sandbar to Little Chebeague. While you don’t need typical hiking gear, we encourage proper shoes, as the trails do tend to be a bit muddy and the sand soft.