Pemaquid Lighthouse, ME
The Pemaquid Lighthouse is on the mainland in the small town of Bristol. While it may not be very secluded, the keeper’s house at the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse is still a homey and very scenic place to be. Visitors stay on the second floor of the keeper’s house in a quaint but cozy apartment with a fully equipped kitchen, one bathroom, one bedroom, a dining area, and a living room. It can sleep two to four people.
Keep in mind that the house’s first floor is home to the Fisherman’s Museum, open daily from 9-5 PM. The Keeper’s House’s apartment is available year-round, but those who book from November to June need to stay a minimum of three nights. The 1835 still active tower is open to the public every day from Memorial to Columbus Day from 1-5 PM, so if you want serenity, book outside of those dates.
