Maine State Visitor Information Center Yarmouth

Maine State Visitor Information Center Yarmouth Maine State Visitor Information Center, Yarmouth, is one of 8 State Visitor Information
Centers across Maine. The Maine Tourism Association was founded in 1921.

Mission: Leading the growth & sustainability of Maine's tourism businesses

07/02/2026

The next three days July 3rd, 4th,and 5th are fee-free days for US residents at all National Park Service sites in honor of our nation's 250th birthday.

The most important points for pass sellers are:
All residents get free entrance, even when part of a commercial tour.
Nonresidents without an annual pass will pay the entrance fee and applicable nonresident fees.
If a vehicle (private or commercial) contains residents and nonresidents, the entrance fee is waived. However, the nonresidents need to pay the applicable nonresident fee if there are no valid annual/lifetime passes present.
Camping and Cadillac reservation fees are still in effect.

All of the park's automated fee machines will display a Fee Free message. Park-specific pass sales and commercial entrance sales will be unavailable on recreation.gov.

Owls Head Transportation MuseumNew Opportunities for Exhibitors and Motorcycle Enthusiasts Highlight Summer and Fall Eve...
06/29/2026

Owls Head Transportation Museum
New Opportunities for Exhibitors and Motorcycle Enthusiasts Highlight Summer and Fall Events
OWLS HEAD, MAINE — The Owls Head Transportation Museum is preparing to launch its 2026 event
season with First Responders Weekend, taking place June 27–28, followed by a summer and fall lineup
filled with opportunities for exhibitors, enthusiasts, and families to celebrate transportation history.
Throughout the summer, the museum comes
alive as antique automobiles, trucks, tractors, motorcycles, and specialty vehicles join OHTM& #39;s
operational collection of pre-1940 aircraft, ground vehicles, and engines for a series of unique
transportation-themed events.
New this summer, OHTM is introducing a Model T Driving Experience, giving participants the rare
opportunity to get behind the wheel of one of America& #39;s most influential automobiles. Participants will
learn the unique controls and operation of the iconic Model T while gaining a deeper understanding of the
engineering innovations that helped transform personal transportation in the early 20th century.
For 2026, the museum continues to welcome exhibitor vehicles that are 35 years old or older, with free
admission provided for the driver and one passenger. These participant vehicles help transform the
museum grounds into a dynamic display of transportation history while giving visitors the opportunity to
experience vehicles rarely seen outside private collections.
This season also brings expanded opportunities for motorcycle enthusiasts. In previous years, motorcycles
were primarily featured during a single event weekend. Beginning this year, riders will have a dedicated
exhibition space during both the Wings & Wheels Air Show on August 1–2 and the Season Rally
Finale on September 26–27. These expanded opportunities allow motorcycle owners to showcase their
bikes alongside other historic and specialty vehicles while connecting with fellow enthusiasts.
The season officially begins with the museum& #39;s inaugural First Responders Weekend on June 27–28, a
two-day event honoring the men and women who serve their communities through fire, police, EMS,
dispatch, and emergency management services. Visitors can explore emergency vehicles, meet first
responders, enjoy demonstrations, and learn more about the organizations that help keep Maine
communities safe.
Additional events throughout the season include the Truck & Tractor Show, Wings & Wheels Air Show,
New England Auto Auction™, Pine Tree Jamboree, and the Season Rally Finale.

Visitors can also explore the Museum& #39;s growing Science & Industry Center, a hub for hands-on learning
and discovery that connects transportation history with modern STEM concepts. Open year-round, the
center features interactive exhibits, hands-on demonstrations, weekly STEM activities, camps,
workshops, after-school programs, and outreach opportunities designed to engage learners of all ages.
Whether arriving as an exhibitor, participant, or spectator, visitors will find opportunities throughout the
season to connect with fellow enthusiasts, experience living history, and celebrate the innovation and
ingenuity that have shaped transportation for generations.
For a complete event schedule, exhibitor information, and registration details, visit owlshead.org.

Just last-minute outreach for our wonderful way to share commemoration for America's 250th this fourth of July with a FR...
06/29/2026

Just last-minute outreach for our wonderful way to share commemoration for America's 250th this fourth of July with a FREE PUBLIC CELEBRATION. ​​
Live music, free admission, food and drinks at Portland City Hall Plaza and MHS campus
WHAT: Maine Historical Society invites the public to a free Independence Day celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the United States, featuring live musical performances, free admission to the Pathways to Freedom: Maine Stories of the American Revolution exhibition, and tours of the Wadsworth-Longfellow House.
WHEN: Saturday, July 4, 2026, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
WHERE:
City Hall Plaza, 389 Congress St., Portland
Maine Historical Society, 489 Congress St., Portland
SCHEDULE:
10:15–10:40 a.m. — Julia Haven performs at City Hall Plaza
10:45 a.m.–12:00 p.m. — Norumbega Brass performs at Maine Historical Society
10:45 a.m.–2:00 p.m. — Free food and drinks at Maine Historical Society
ADMISSION: Free
The celebration is part of MHS's Revolutionary Maine: America at 250 programming, a statewide initiative exploring Maine's role in the American Revolution. Activities include free admission to the Pathways to Freedom exhibition, which features the stories of six historical Mainers during the Revolutionary era with illustrations by Penobscot artist Shannon Sockalexis, and guided tours of the Wadsworth-Longfellow House.

Tourism in ActionThe BMW Club of Maine welcomed members of the White Mountain Chapter from New Hampshire for a scenic dr...
06/14/2026

Tourism in Action
The BMW Club of Maine welcomed members of the White Mountain Chapter from New Hampshire for a scenic drive through southern Maine, with 25 enthusiasts and 15 vehicles enjoying some of the best our state has to offer.

Our Pine Tree Chapter route included Old Orchard Beach, Cape Porpoise, and the Maine Classic Car Museum, while also highlighting attractions such as the Seashore Trolley Museum and several other destinations that make this region so special.

Beyond sharing a passion for great automobiles, these events encourage visitors to explore Maine, discover new places, dine locally, visit attractions, and often return for future trips with family and friends.

The highlight for me was hearing several of our New Hampshire guests say, "We'll be back." Those four words remind us that introducing people to authentic Maine experiences today often inspires future visits tomorrow.

A Beautiful sunrise on Cadillac Mountain, courtesy of the Cadillac Mountain Shuttle, see sunrise on Cadillac Mountain in...
06/12/2026

A Beautiful sunrise on Cadillac Mountain, courtesy of the Cadillac Mountain Shuttle, see sunrise on Cadillac Mountain in a Mercedes, the shuttle starts each morning for the sunrise, Brilliant!!
A wonderful experience whether sunrise or sunset or anytime!!
Stop in at any of the 8 Maine State Visitor Information Centers and pick up the Shuttle rack card. or visit
https://www.cadillacmtnshuttle.com/

The DownEast Region Porsche Club stopped by today on their way to Rockland,  we  put together a wonderful array of attra...
06/06/2026

The DownEast Region Porsche Club stopped by today on their way to Rockland, we put together a wonderful array of attractions, and visits. 26 people stopped by. The Yarmouth State Visitor Information Center is a wonderful location to meet and start your Maine experience.

Joined by Karen Middleton and Maggie Knowles from MyMaine Media for their 00207 themed-Summer Launch, Nigel Osborne prov...
06/03/2026

Joined by Karen Middleton and Maggie Knowles from MyMaine Media for their 00207 themed-Summer Launch, Nigel Osborne proved that promoting Maine Tourism occasionally requires tuxedos, charm, and highly classified levels of good humor. Wonderful time for all seeing the 4th edition of this inspiring Maine lifestyle magazine. 😎

The Best Things in Life Are Free… Like FishingSchool’s almost out, the sun’s sticking around a little longer, and Free F...
05/27/2026

The Best Things in Life Are Free… Like Fishing
School’s almost out, the sun’s sticking around a little longer, and Free Fishing Weekend is the perfect excuse to head outside and cast a line. On May 30–31, residents and nonresidents can fish Maine waters license-free all weekend long.

Whether you’re introducing a kid to their first fish, heading to your favorite fishing spot with friends, or just looking for an excuse to spend a little more time outside, this is your chance to get out on the water—no license required.

No fancy setup needed. Just grab a rod, pack some snacks, and find a spot along the shore, on the dock, or out in the boat. Early mornings, sunny afternoons, one more cast before dinner—it all counts.

A quick reminder: while fishing licenses are not required for the weekend, all other fishing laws and regulations still apply. Before you head out, be sure to check the regulations for the body of water you plan to fish—size and bag limits, and any special rules are still in effect.

So make a plan, bring some bug spray, and enjoy one of Maine’s iconic summer pastimes. You never know what might bite—but a good day outside is always a keeper.

Address

1100 US RT 1, Exit 17 I-295
Yarmouth, ME
04096

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5:30pm
Sunday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(207) 846-0833

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