It's Spring at Clary Lake and the daffodils are blooming, trees are starting to bud, and reservations are starting to happen. Its a good time to plan a spring and summer vacation at Clary Lake Bed and Breakfast.

January is a fun time to come to Maine. The snow and the quiet are wonderful. Also, there are plenty of winter sports opportunities close by.

We're open year round, so come and see us.

Gathering the Harvest before Thanksgiving

In preparation for Thanksgiving, comes the apples. This was about one third of our crop. Most of these went to make cider, but there were plenty for pies. I grew some pumpkins for the pumpkin pies too.

Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving Day

Even if the weather doesn't cooperate, we are sure to have a very enjoyable holiday this year. Turkey is not the only way to celebrate; eat what you like! Visiting friends and family is a wonderful way to share the day and to make it memorable.

October Wedding- Nate and Emily Rheitman

Nate and Emily showing their happiness.

The cake was decorated by a friend, the tree and crows were perfect for the season.

The inside of the tent was decorated by Emily's family. The flowers were grown by her parents and arranged by her mother, sister, friends, and the bride.

Everyone was waiting for the big event. Emily's father was so proud of his daughter.

Nate and Emily were married Saturday, October 16, 2010 amidst the apple trees, fall leaves, and some unpredictable weather with loving family and friends surrounding them.

Fall in Maine, Come to Clary Lake Bed and Breakfast

The view of Clary Lake.

Fall is a glorious time of year in Maine. Here are some pictures from last year and we expect the folage show to be as spectacular this year. Come and enjoy the color and a restful and relaxing tim at Clary Lake Bed and Breakfast. We have fresh apple cider from our ten apple trees and we serve blueberry pancakes and organic sausage along with fried apples for your breakfast enjoyment.

Open Lighthouse Day Saturday, September 18, 2010 The U.S. Coast Guard, the State of Maine and the American Lighthouse Foundation are pleased to announce the second annual Maine lighthouse open house. Last year, hundreds of people visited lighthouses along the Maine coast in the largest effort of its kind in the nation. This year we expect another fun family event. The partnership with the Coast Guard, State of Maine and American Lighthouse Foundation is intended to increase awareness of Maine’s maritime heritage and the rich history of its lighthouses and lighthouse keepers. We are 30 minutes from Pemaquid Point Light House, it is a beautiful drive, and a great place to get lobster is on the way home. Come see us and enjoy the beauty of September in Maine.