Auburn-Lewiston Maine
The sister cities of Auburn-Lewiston sit on the banks of Maine's Androscoggin River and are the state's second largest city. There is plenty of activity in the area since the it was an early manufacturing center. Auburn-Lewiston is surrounded by Maine's western lakes, mountains and shoreline making it an outdoor destination that also provides modern entertainment venues. more info
Econo Lodge Auburn
Auburn Lodge is 30 minutes from the ocean and mountains. Auburn is host to some of the best salmon and trout fishing in Maine. Pets Welcome!
Munroe Inn
A haven for business travelers and vacationers alike this classic Victorian mansion offers all the amenities and ambience you could ask for.
Auburn-Lewiston is a bustling metropolitan center as well as a gateway to the Maine outdoors. Located right off the Maine Turnpike and about 150 miles from Acadia, it is easy to get to and makes access to the mountains, rivers and beaches quick. There is great transportation as the city is connected by interstate, railroad and airplane. Because Auburn-Lewiston was an early agriculture and manufacturing hub, there are remains of each industry. The city has a diverse heritage as well as economy. With eager workers and settlers, the area now features many fine and casual dining options as well as accommodation. There are local campgrounds, cottages, inns, hotels, motels and bed and breakfasts. One of the best features of Auburn-Lewiston, is the range of outdoor activities. Just a few miles away, there is hiking, biking, whitewater rafting and golfing. With the Maine woods so near by, you are bound to find space and quiet with the comforts of the city close by. There are also numerous beaches and lakes which offer swimming, water skiing, canoeing or just enjoying your vacation . If you are willing to drive a little further, the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area is 107 miles from the city.
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