In Camden, Maine, you'll find the Inns at Blackberry Common - The Blackberry Inn and the Elms Inn, just one-quarter mile from the center of Camden, the village known as the "Jewel of the Maine Coast," with it's picturesque harbor, diverse small shops and acclaimed restaurants.

Enjoy the grace and charm of a quieter era in our spacious parlors and dining rooms with original tin ceilings and fancy plaster moldings. Fireplaces warm our common rooms and several guest rooms in winter; while ceiling fans and air conditioners comfort summer guests.

Stroll from the Inns just a couple of blocks to Camden's picturesque harbor, lined with fine restaurants, shops and home port for many of Maine's Windjammers. Or, walk to the trailhead and hike to the top of Mount Battie.

Each uniquely restored guestroom is individually appointed for your comfort with elegance and a bit of whimsy! There are luxury linens and robes to pamper you. Comfortable stuffed chairs and sofas for relaxing. Many guestrooms have gas fireplaces. All rooms have private baths, some with a clawfoot tub or shower; some also feature a whirlpool tub. The only Bed and Breakfast in Maine featured in Daughters of Painted Ladies: America's Resplendent Victorians, Blackberry Inn is a restored Italianate Victorian.

All rooms are air conditioned.

Our rates include a scrumptious multi-course breakfast each morning, plus afternoon refreshments.