Crocker House Country Inn
Built in 1884, this handsome shingled inn is off the beaten track on picturesque Hancock Point, across Frenchman Bay from Mount Desert Island. It’s a cozy retreat, good for rest, relaxation, and quiet walks; it’s only about a 4-minute walk from the water’s edge. Rooms are tastefully decorated in country decor; new owners in 2021 have spruced up some linens and fixtures, but the place remains comfortable rather than lavish. The inn has a few bikes for guests to explore the point, visit the second-smallest post office in the U.S., or drop by the nearby clay tennis courts. Dinner is a highlight: it’s served in a fun atmosphere. Open daily May through October (weekends in several other months), the kitchen serves mostly traditional favorites, such as oysters Rockefeller, scallops, fish, pasta, steak au poivre, and lamb.
Built in 1884, this handsome shingled inn is off the beaten track on picturesque Hancock Point, across Frenchman Bay from Mount Desert Island. It’s a cozy retreat, good for rest, relaxation, and quiet walks; it’s only about a 4-minute walk from the water’s edge. Rooms are tastefully decorated in country decor; new owners in 2021 have spruced up some linens and fixtures, but the place remains comfortable rather than lavish. The inn has a few bikes for guests to explore the point, visit the second-smallest post office in the U.S., or drop by the nearby clay tennis courts. Dinner is a highlight: it’s served in a fun atmosphere. Open daily May through October (weekends in several other months), the kitchen serves mostly traditional favorites, such as oysters Rockefeller, scallops, fish, pasta, steak au poivre, and lamb.

