Welcome to Fort Kent, Maine

Fort Kent, Maine is the last outpost in this corner of the United States. At the top of the state, and in the heart of the St. John River Valley, Fort Kent was originally set up to protect the lumber industry, then the agriculture industry. Today it is a four season resort area. It is also the terminus (or beginning) of US Route 1!

 Bored? Things to Do in Fort Kent

Fort Kent offers visitors activities year round. Canoeing and kayaking on the St. John River as well as the nearby Allagash Wilderness Waterway invite the outdoor summer enthusiast. Thousands of miles of snowmobile trails call winter lovers from all over the northeast United States as well as Canada.

Fort Kent Historic Site Blockhouse Rd Fort Kent,
Fort Kent Golf Club, Fort Kent Course 304 St John Road Fort Kent, (207) 834-3149

  Hungry? Where to Eat in Fort Kent

Tommy D's Pizzas Subs & More, 76 E Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-6888
McDonalds Restaurant, 77 E Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-7330
Subway Sandwiches & Salads, 100 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-4606
China Garden, 229 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-2045
Swamp Buck Restaurant & Lounge, 250 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-3055
Tang's Buffet, 315 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-6389
Bee-Jays, 328 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-3826
Rock's Family Diner, 378 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-2888
Doris' Cafe, 345 Market Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-6262
Tastee Freez, 16 Hall Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-5324

  Tired? Where to Sleep in Fort Kent

Northern Door Inn, 356 W Main Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-3133
Lonesome Pine Trails, 2 Forest Street, Fort Kent, 207-834-5202
Crossroad Cabins 46 Klien Road Fort Kent, 207-834-6717
Camel Brook Camps Violette Settlement Fort Kent, 207-834-6324