York Vacations

This 18th-century historic home reveals daily life in early American Maine through authentic period rooms. Explore antique furnishings while learning about the region's rich colonial heritage.

This charming mini-suspension bridge earned its "Wiggly" nickname from its gentle sway as you cross. Beyond it lies Steedman Woods, where peaceful trails wind through forest to reveal stunning York River views.

Step back in time at this 1745 colonial schoolhouse, one of New England's oldest educational buildings. Experience 18th-century learning through period furnishings that reveal the simplicity of early American education.

This authentic 18th-century tavern showcases colonial American life with original pine paneling and exposed beams. Watch cooking demonstrations at the historic fireplace for a taste of revolutionary-era hospitality.

Step inside America's colonial justice system at this National Historic Landmark prison dating to 1720. Explore original stone cells and jailer's quarters while discovering the evolution of early American penal history.

This Georgian gem from 1740 showcases colonial life with six original fireplaces and hand-hewn beams. Wander through period-furnished rooms while enjoying scenic views of the York River from the historic gardens.

Carved into Maine's rugged terrain, The Ledges Golf Club features dramatic elevation changes and undulating greens by William Bradley Booth. Enjoy this acclaimed course with no residential distractions.

This historic Donald Ross-designed course winds along the York River with challenging elevation changes and scenic water views. The 1900 Old Clubhouse offers a refined setting for events with its vintage charm.