At Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, we continually strive to evolve with the interests and ideas of those who visit, and it is here where student discover what happens when given unlimited time and space to drop an idea and follow wherever it leads.READ MORE

Visitors to Nervous Nellies in Deer Isle are welcome to come inside the jelly kitchen and see where the jam is made. 300 jars are cooked and poured Monday through Thursday mornings, and there is a generous deck and wooden walkway linking the kitchen with a tiny sales and sampling room, and overlooking the apple orchard and meadow. READ MORE

No visit to Deer Isle is complete without popping in to Dockside Quilt Gallery, a family run business, to check out their one-of-a-kind treasure made quilts which are meant to be used and enjoyed.READ MORE

Dry Cove Cottage is a quaint cottage on over 20 acres of wooded area in Deer Island. The cottage is fully furnished and has a large kitchen, a master bedroom and an upstairs room with three twin beds, and best of all, pets are welcome.READ MORE

Guests staying at Hardy's Hill House in Deer Isle are assured of a most wonderful stay. Accommodation is so comfortable and the house is set in a great location for those who want to see everything the area offers.READ MORE

Blue Heron Gallery in Deer Isle, exhibits fine contemporary crafts from more than 100 artists, who work in clay, glass, wood, fibers, metal, paper and mixed media, throughout the summer.READ MORE

When visiting Deer Isle, you would be well advised to visit Finest Kind Dining, whether you are wanting a bite to eat, a game of miniature golf or a kayak rental. Or if you are meeting with friends, enjoy a bucket of wings and a drink on the Quarterdeck.READ MORE

The Lester Gallery LLC in Deer Isle is a place where people feel welcome as soon as they walk in the door, and with books for children to read and color, Mom and Dad are able to have a quiet browse at their leisure.READ MORE

The Inn at Ferry Landing in Deer Isle, is a lovingly restored 1840's farmhouse, located at the end of a dead-end road and has superb views of the waters of Eggemoggin Reach as schooners sail by, many traveling to or from the nearby Wooden Boat School. READ MORE

The quarrying industry has gone through a number of changes over the years, however Deer Isle Granite in Deer Isle, remains alive today through its many new and creative products. READ MORE