About Youngtown Inn
Our Historic Maine Bed and Breakfast
Youngtown Inn is a classic 1810 farmhouse built proudly upon two centuries of New England heritage. This grand old house was the center of the Young’s family poultry and dairy farm for more than seven generations.
Now known as Youngtown Inn, the heart of the house has been immaculately preserved and lovingly kept by owners Karrie and Michael Nowak.
Surrounded by the Best of Maine
Located near Lake Megunticook, it is the perfect vacationing spot for exploring the mid-coast of Maine, taking ferry rides to nearby islands, swimming, boating, visiting the area’s quaint shops, the Nature Conservancy and concerts at the Opera House, Camden International Film Festival, Bay Chamber Concerts, Jazz in June, Camden Classic Cups as well as the Lobster Festival in nearby Rockland. In winter, the Camden Snow Bowl is a major attraction.
A Warm Welcome Awaits
The inn is as welcoming a building as you could hope for. A stately white-clapboard farmhouse with black shutters and gold trim lit up for dinner with its windows all aglow….it seems an outpost of worldliness and refinement along a serene country road. The inside of the Inn is equally welcoming. Warmed by a Vermont Casting wood stove and brightened by arrangements of fresh flowers, the extended dining room is nicely understated.
Spanning the second and third floor are the inn's guestrooms and parlor. All rooms are comfortably spacious and tastefully decorated. The second-floor Parlor Room invites visitors to browse through books and soak up local lore or test out the board games squirreled into a niche beside the cozy fireplace.
During colder months, nestle by the fireplace with a good book or watch television. We have multiple comfortable seating options with a couch, chairs and game table. Enjoy coffee or tea using our breakfast bar any time of day. A community refrigerator is available for guest use as well.