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Brunch is such a great meal to catch up with friends and family. Near French’s Point, there are a couple of tasty spots that we just love to hang out in on a Sunday morning. Belfast’s Nautilus Seafood and Grill is known for all things seafood, and the restaurant’s brunch is a no-fail favorite. Nautilus […]

Drive fifteen minutes south of French’s Point and you’ll find Sears Island, one of the prettiest and most controversial nature preserves in Maine. Sears Island, located off the coast of Searsport, is the largest undeveloped, uninhabited island accessible by a causeway on the Eastern seaboard. About 600 of the island’s 940 acres are protected by […]

The Beach Rose Historical Garden maintained by my parents, Bob and Bonnie Brooks, is really going gangbusters during its first year of production. Here’s a little from my mom Bonnie on the garden and its organic fall harvest: “I am a Sidney, Maine, farm girl at heart and have always had a green thumb. I […]

If you’re familiar with sea kayaking, you might want to take out one of French’s Point’s kayaks and explore Penobscot Bay. The bay is Maine’s largest, stretching 20 miles from Whitehead Island to Isle Au Haut near Acadia National Park. Our little piece of the bay is relatively quiet, perfect for a half-day spent poking […]

I’ve written a bit lately on some of the attractions on and around French’s Point that a lot of our guests visit while they’re in the area for a wedding. And I’d be remiss not to mention one of the best – and closest – attractions, Sandy Point Beach. Just south of Fort Knox and […]

For those of you wondering what the French’s Point property looks like, check out this new map we’ve developed of the grounds. You can see the ocean borders the property on three sides, which makes for stunning panoramic views of the bay. We have a spot along the water on the east side for tables […]