About Vacation Rentals in Lubec

Lubec, Maine, sits on a hill at the end of a peninsula jutting into The Bay of Fundy and abutting Campobello Island. For vacationers Lubec seems stepped back in time. Lubec has remained isolated from the frantic quality of modern life. Lubec and the Downeast Region offers many opportunities for the traveler to experience the beauty and culture of the area - from stunning hikes on the coast to regional food to hand-crafted items.

Lubec is Maine's easternmost community in the United States. The Peacock House is foud here. Visit the West Quoddy Lighthouse, then cross the Lubec Channel via the Franklin D. Roosevelt International Memorial Bridge to Campobello Island in the Picture Province of New Brunswick. From Lubec, the bridge crosses into Campobello Island and the international park where Franklin Roosevelt's summer home still is.

In Lubec, Burnham Tavern, Maine's oldest building east of Bangor, celebrates the first naval battle of the American Revolution. The Petit Manan National Wildlife Refuge near Lubec is on the eastern Maine coast on Petit Manan Point in Steuben. Built in 1770, Burnham Tavern Museum is the oldest building in Lubec. It is the only one in Lubec with Revolutionary War history.