Chebeague Island is a year-round destination, and some of the seasonal activities you might enjoy are: are swimming, walks on the beach, the nine hole golf course, tennis, picnics, bike rentals, fishing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, sledding and ferry explorations of Casco Bay and her islands.

You may also wish to take advantage of the fresh lobsters readily available from island fisherman. Here are some other options you might want to try:

Chebeague Island Boat Yard
The boat yard is about a 45 minute walk from Sunset House. The boat yard houses Chebeague's post office and the sundry store, the Niblic. The Niblic offers free WiFi access, coffee, tasty snacks and variety of gift-type items by Chebeague artisans and other local providers. For more information go to: www.chebeagueislandboatyard.com

Chebeague Island Inn
The Inn, is right across the street from Sunset House. It is a beautifully restored 1920's hotel with restaurant, bar and ice cream parlor. For more information view their web site at: www.chebeagueinn.com

Calder's Clam Shack
This is a family-owned business offering fried seafood, sandwiches, and ice cream. Order for take out or eat at their outdoor picnic tables. www.caldersclamshack.com

Doughty's Island Market
Another island family business, this is the only market on Chebeague. A variety of items are available, including coffee, sandwiches, snacks and sunscreen.

Chebeague Island Recreation Center
This community based organization features a fitness room, a tennis court and a public heated pool. All are welcome and a small donation is encouraged: www.islandrec.net

The Museum of Chebeague History
If you are interested in local history, a visit to the museum is a must. Built in 1871, the building once served as a school house. Now, the building continues its tradition of education through carefully planned exhibits put together by the Chebeague Island Historical Society.

The Chebeague Island Library
This community hub has a good collection of new books, classics and, of course a solid regional section with books authored by those connected to Chebeague, as well as books about the island. High speed Internet access and a wireless network are available. http://chebeague.chebeague.lib.me.us

Exploring Chebeague
Chebeague Island has many nooks and corners that are worth exploring. Bring a pair of sturdy walking shoes and take some time to be outside and indulge your curious side. Walk up the path to Deer Point, located on the West End. One of the most photographed views on the island, you will find rock formations overlooking Casco Bay. Or, stroll up the road from the Sunset house to Hamilton Beach and go wading while you look out over the islands and to the open Atlantic ocean.

Chandler's Wharf
This wharf, where the Casco Bay Lines docks, has some of the best fishing to be found on the island. Bring your pole and have a nice day or evening trying your luck.

Island Riches

Just up the road from Chandler's Wharf, take a leisurely visit to Island Riches, a locally owned novelty and souvenir shop.