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Buck’s Harbor is a well-protected harbor at the western end of the Eggmoggin Reach that is sheltered on all sides. It is a calm harbor great for paddleboarding and kayaking. Bucks Harbor Yacht Club has two guest moorings. Just a short walk from the BHYC is the Buck’s Harbor Market, but better get there early if you want the fresh pastries! These sell out quickly!
There are two Buck’s Harbor Yacht Club guest moorings available on a first come, first served basis. The outermost mooring, B330, says 35’ max; the more northerly mooring, B076, says 40’ max. Buck’s Harbor Marina is under new ownership and is open with full services (EXCEPT FUEL AND LAUNDRY this summer). For boats 35′ and under the mooring is $45.00 a night and for boats over 35′ it’s $50.00 a night. Buck’s Restaurant also has three moorings for those lucky enough to reserve them early. Call Allie Woods at (207) 214-2179 or [email protected]. Dropping the hook is possible in Lems Cove to the east but be sure to stay out of the channel. Call Buck’s Harbor Yacht Club for questions about guest moorings: (207) 326-0556 (monitored weekends beginning mid-June, daily July and August)
VHF
Ch. 9 & 10
FUEL
Not in 2024
WATER
BHYC and BHM
ELECTRICITY
SHOWERS
For marina guests
LAUNDRY
Not in 2024
WIFI
For marina guests
PUMP OUT
No
SERVICES
TRASH
Dumpster behind the marina restrooms for customers
MEDICAL
MORE BOAT AMENITIES
Photo: Bucks Harbor Yacht Club photo by Linda Lewis
Buck’s Harbor Yacht Club has dinghy docks open to the public.
Photo: Bucks Harbor Market
Buck’s Harbor Market, 6 Cornfield Hill Rd. just up from the yacht club, is a terrific little grocery store with fresh meat and local seafood, plus a satisfying selection of liquor and groceries including local quail eggs! They also have pastries in the morning, pizza, breakfast and lunch items, and soups. 207-326-8683 The Brooksville Farmers Market, 11 Cornfield Hill Rd., is open Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to noon. They offer “fresh, local, and healthy produce, dairy products, baked goods, meats and seafood, plants, and delicious food & drink. Our market also offers various locally produced crafts by potters, painters, weavers and jewelers.” [email protected]
Photo: Courtesy of Buck's Restaurant
Buck’s Restaurant, 6 Cornfield Hill Rd., is a terrific find in this little village. Known for fine dining, they offer “inventive dishes made with freshly caught seafood, premium meats and locally grown produce” with gluten-free and vegetarian options. They also have a raw bar with local oysters and clams. Call ahead for reservations (207-326-8688 or book on OpenTable), and if you want a mooring request ahead of time from Allie Woods at 207-460-0310 or [email protected]
Photo: Lookout Rock trail by Martha B Moss - Flickr
There are not any hikes within a close distance. Seven minutes by car is Lookout Rock, which is a a Maine Coast Heritage Trust preserve. The half-mile hike provides beautiful panoramic views of Eggemoggin Reach, Penobscot Bay, and beyond.
Photo: Kate Somers
As you walk up from the BHYC to the road, look to the right and you’ll see Condon’s Garage, made famous in Robert McCloskey’s book One Morning in Maine. The Post Office is about a 2-mile walk, on Coastal Road. Turn left at the stop sign. Farther up the hill is the town library.
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