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Specialties
Sebasco Harbor Resort is a true destination resort in Maine. We offer a variety of resort activities for guests of all ages. The scenery is spectacular and the pace is yours to set. Whether you enjoy a day of golf, a mountain bike ride, a scenic hike, a kayak trip or a day at the spa we can offer you choices. Stroll the gardens, dine in one of our waterfront restaurants or curl up in front of a cozy fireplace.
History
Established in 1930.
Sebasco Harbor Resort has a very rich and colorful past and celebrated its 79th season in 2008. The property that encompasses what is now the Resort was originally part of Rock Gardens Inn, owned by Freeman and Jenny Merritt, the family for whom Merritt Mountain is named. Rock Gardens Inn was built between 1909 and 1912 and the entire area was once called «The Garden of Eden». The Merritt’s sold the property to Nate Cushman in 1928 when they found themselves heavily in debt. The property was known as «Sebasco Lodge» until 1997 when the present owner, Bob Smith, purchased the property and the name was changed to Sebasco Harbor Resort.
Meet the Business Owner
Bob S.
Business Owner
Lighthouse Keeper
Bob Smith is the proprietor and lighthouse keeper of Sebasco Harbor Resort. Bob started his career in the hospitality industry in Maine 30 years ago as a night porter at the Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland, Maine. Bob purchased Sebasco Harbor Resort in May of 1997 and has invested over $ 12 million in renovations since that time. He is also the founder and principal of Northeast Hospitality and Kellory Management Corporation. Bob has served as President of the Southern Midcoast Maine Chamber, Chair of the Maine Tourism Commission, President of New England Inns and Resorts Association. Bob serves as a member of the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AH & LA) Resort Committee and represents Maine on the AH & LA board. He is Co-Chair of the Governor’s Nature-Based Tourism Initiative Task Force, and is an active committee member of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bath and Brunswick.
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«Great Family Fun and great lighthouse tours.»