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Maine » Biddeford » Accommodation listings
Biddeford with a population of 22,000 persons is Maine's 6th largest City. Located along the I-95 corridor, the City is conveniently situated some 15 miles south of Portland and 90 miles north of Boston.
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Located on the Saco River, a small family campground 10 miles away from beaches and the crowds. Quiet and relaxing.
With it's location on the Saco River, your family will enjoy lots of fun! From swimming and kayaking in the Saco River to relaxing by the campfire - .....
  Hotel offers 70 full suites with FREE internet access, HBO, indoor pool, and fitness room. Close to shopping, restaurants, beaches, lighthouses and theme parks. High speed Internet access: Guest must provide ethernet cable.
Shamrock RV Park is a family campground located in a peaceful area that is convenient to area beaches, attractions, and shopping. Come and experience country camping by the shore!
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Just a few miles to the east of the City center lies a magnificent coastline with long stretches of sandy beaches framed by rocky promontories. Along the coast are such gems as historic Wood Island Lighthouse and the Rachel Carson U.S. Wildlife Preserve. To the west of the Maine Turnpike are rolling hills and pastures with traditional New England farmhouses and horse farms which capture life from a by-gone era. |
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