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Q + A

<p>The Lighthouse Inn is&nbsp;located in the desirable Nubble Lighthouse neighborhood of York Beach, between Long Sands and Short Sands beaches&hellip;and just a short 1/2 mile walk&nbsp;to York Beach village center, the amusement park, arcade, retail shops and restaurants. The trolley service will be coming to this accommodation.</p>

The Lighthouse Inn

<p>Situated at a superb location on York’s Long Sands Beach, with a spectacular unobstructed view of the Atlantic from every room, you’ll find comfortable accommodations, warm and personal service, and peaceful surroundings.&nbsp;The trolley service will be coming to this accommodation.</p>

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Cutty Sark Motel

<p>Short Sands beach is just a stone’s throw away (or a 5 minute walk!) and the famous Nubble Lighthouse is less than a mile down the street.&nbsp;The trolley service will be coming to this accommodation.</p>

The Lynwood Inn

<p>Inn on the Blues is steps from the beach and shops in York Beach. It is also the location of our after party!&nbsp;The trolley service will be coming to this accommodation.</p>

Inn On the Blues

<p>The Best Western is about 5 miles away from the wedding ceremony and reception venue, however please let us know if you book at this venue and we will be sure to have the trolley service come to this accommodation.</p>

Best Western York Inn

<p>Stones Throw Inn is about a mile and half down the road from the ViewPoint Hotel. Stones Throw Inn is right across the street from Long Beach, making for a very easy beach day on Saturday before the ceremony begins.&nbsp;</p>

Stone's Throw, York, ME, USA

<p>There are many houses on Airbnb or VRBO if you would like a home away from home!&nbsp;Please look at the map to&nbsp;be aware of the location of the&nbsp;house&nbsp;you choose&nbsp;to the ViewPoint Hotel. If you cannot walk to the ViewPoint, please let us know so we can see about getting the trolley service to come to you!</p>

Airbnb or VRBO

Travel

<p>York has a great beach where you can take a long walk or set up some chairs and relax.&nbsp;Like it sounds, Long Sands Beach is a mile and a half stretch of soft sand, with super convenient parking along Route 1A just steps to the sand. Long Sands is a great place for sun bathing in summer, swimming in the surf, beach strolls year-round, and even kite flying. In prime summer there are lifeguards on duty, Bathhouses with restrooms, and you can walk to food stands and generals stores along the strip that give this beach scene an animated vacation-y feel.</p>

Long Sands Beach

<p>For a spectacular setting, take your book, walking shoes or picnic basket to Sohier Park, home to Nubble Lighthouse in Cape Neddick. This park and Nubble Light are among the most photographed landmarks in the US. You can't actually enter the Nubble lighthouse - it's on an island just a few yards from main shore, which makes it so stunning for lighthouse&nbsp;photographs.</p>

Sohier Park Road, York, ME, USA

Once a seaside ski area,&nbsp;Mount Agamenticus reigns commanding views of the Atlantic Ocean, the White Mountains to the west and even distant traces of Boston to the south. Despite its small size, standing at 692', Mount Agamenticus offers an engaging trail system allowing easy pathways to the summit within a half hour hike, as well as more difficult trails for avid hikers and mountain bikers. Visitors can even drive their vehicle to the summit for pure panoramic views and picnicking, there are even restroom facilities outside of the Conservation Office.

Mount Agamenticus

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<p>Museums of Old York&nbsp;offers real-life insight into York's rich and storied past as one of the oldest colonial communities in the country. Old York's living history museum allows you to walk into Colonial times, even enter one of the country's oldest jails. This National Historic Landmark is a carefully restored early American settlement in the heart of York Village. You can visit the 1750 Jefferd's Tavern, the Old Schoolhouse, the 1742 Emerson Wilcox House and the Old Gaol. Year round, visitors to Old York can literally step into York's colonial period and hear stories and tales of old, fun for young minds and old historians alike.</p>

Museums of Old York

<p>Do you know how saltwater taffy is made? As you walk through York Beach village, be sure to stop at The Goldenrod candy shop and watch the making of saltwater taffy. Having been in business since 1896, Goldenrod has crafted its sweet taffy to perfection. This is home the century old Goldenrod Kiss, and there's a classic soda fountain serving floats and sundaes too You can watch the taffy being stretched in the Goldenrod shop windows, if your feet are too sandy from the beach - York Short Sands Beach is just steps away.</p>

The Goldenrod

<p>York has several great golf courses&nbsp;including Cape Neddick Country Club, The Ledges Golf Club and York Golf and Tennis Club.</p>

Chelsea & Zachary

Chelsea & Zachary

Details coming soon!