Pet-Friendly Paradise: Explore Trails and Splash in the Waters at Spruce Point Inn

A German Shepherd with a black bandana is standing outdoors on a porch, held on a leash by a person.

Pet Friendly Resort in Maine

Embrace the warmth of our pet-friendly accommodations at Spruce Point Inn. We understand that your furry companions are part of the family, so rest assured they'll be greeted with open arms. Enjoy a relaxing stay knowing that your pets are welcome, with designated areas for their comfort and well-being throughout our charming property.

With trails to run and water to splash in, Spruce Point Inn welcomes dogs and owners alike in designated guest rooms. Our pet friends stay for a non-refundable $100 fee per 1 dog, per stay. A second dog can stay for an additional $40. (Max 2 pets, service animals exempt.)

A woman sits on a dock holding a small dog; colorful kayaks are in the background, and there is a lake with trees on the horizon.

A woman sits on a porch chair with a drink in hand, smiling, while a dog sits beside her, both in a relaxed, cozy setting.

What you need to know to stay with your four-legged companion

Please keep them on a leash for safety reasons and town ordinance while outside the building
Please do not leave your pet alone for more than an hour and a half (we want them to have just as much fun as you!)
Maximum of two pets per room.
Unless your pet is a service dog, they are not permitted in the main building, other than the lobby. With appropriate documentation, service animals are not subject to a daily pet fee but must abide by applicable pet etiquette guidelines.
Pet owner/guests agree that if their pet barks in the guest room and becomes a disturbance to other guests, Pet owner/guest must depart hotel at Management discretion.

Housekeepers will only clean the room if the room is empty.
Waste bags are located at the entry to the Inn’s trails and by the ice machine
Pet owner accepts full responsibility for any and all liability, claims, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorney fees) for personal injury or property damage that may result from the pet. The Company shall not bear any responsibility for the negligent or intentional acts of pet owner/guest or their pet which cause property damage to the facility or to the personal property of any other third persons, including, without limitation, the Company’s guests, customers, employees, and agents, or personal injury to any other third persons, including, without limitation, the Company’s guests, customers, employees, and agents utilizing Contractor’s services.

A woman in a red striped sweater sits at an outdoor table with her dog on a deck, surrounded by trees and overlooking a body of water.

A woman in a white robe sits on a sofa with a dog, holding a slice of pizza. There are cushions, a coffee table with items, and framed artwork behind.

A woman in a robe sits on the floor with a magazine, smiling at a dog. She is near a fireplace and a chair, with slippers and a blue book nearby.

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Maine's Coastal Charms for You and Your Pet

Pet Friendly Boating Options:

Besides the Bright Line, our complimentary boat service for hotel and restaurant guests and their four legged friends, there are other pet friendly boat excursions as The Balmy Days Cruises and the Cap’n Fish’s Boat Tours that allow you to bring your dogs along, although they might not be complimentary.

Dog Friendly Dining:

(Outdoor seating areas only)

Dog Friendly Fun:

The Boothbay Region Land Trust offers over 30 miles of pet-friendly hiking trails. Many of the stores in town will set out water bowls with fresh water for our canine friends and there is a wonderful pet outfitter located in town called Two Salty Dogs. Also, Dirty Bird Pottery has wheel-thrown functional stoneware pottery (including pet bowls).