Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch
14 Great Falls Plaza, Auburn, Maine, 04210, USA TEL: +1-207-784-4433 FAX: +1-207-777-7328Things To Do
Close to many attractions, the Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch hotel is a convenient choice for both business and leisure travelers. From outdoor recreational activities to cultural outings, you’ll find many things to do in Auburn, Maine with the Hilton Garden Inn as your starting point.
A haven for trophy smallmouth bass and northern pike fishing, the Androscoggin River offers plenty of recreational options; kayak, canoe, and paddleboat rentals are available and in within walking distance of the hotel. Continue the outdoor summertime spirit at the Great Balloon Festival, a popular summer event since its establishment in 1992. During the winter months, ski or snowboard the 15 eastern-facing trails at Lost Valley Ski Area.
Try your luck and experience rustic refinement at Oxford Casino, featuring slot machines, exciting table games, and a restaurant. Learn about the industrial and community history of Lewiston and Auburn at Museum L/A. Catch a production at The Public Theater, a high-quality, professional, and affordable theater serving Central Maine.
Get ready to explore the recreational opportunities and attractions of Auburn, Maine during your stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch hotel. Feel free to stop by the front desk for helpful tips and suggestions.
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Auburn Community Concert Band
Free weekly performances presented by the 45-member Auburn Community Concert Band at Festival Plaza in downtown Auburn ... Wednesday evenings, 7:00 - 8:15 p.m. ... mid June through end of August. In case of inclement weather, concerts are held in the ballroom of the Hilton Garden Inn Auburn Riverwatch.
For more info: call Auburn Recreation Dept. at (207) 333-6601 ext. 2108
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Spring Meadows Golf Course
Featuring plush fairways and superb greens, Spring Meadows boasts some of the best course conditions in New England. Four sets of tees make Spring Meadows a great experience for all ability levels. Try the tips at 6656, up front at 4706, or two choices in between. We are a full service facility with a complete pro shop, rental clubs, private and group lessons, practice tee and green, players’ lounge, and banquet facilities.
On land that was once a dairy farm, each hole adds to the overall beauty of the course with defined tree lines, ponds, bunkers, brooks, and unique designs crafted by noted Maine architect Brad Booth. Be sure to check out our website at www.springmeadowsgolf.com for more information and for our tee time specials. Book your reservation today and see why Spring Meadows has been named among the “100 Must-Play Courses in New England” by GolfStyles New England Magazine. -
McLaughlin Gardens
Details: In 1936 Bernard McLaughlin began planting what would become one of Maine's most beloved gardens. Bernard welcomed visitors to the garden whenever the gate was open, creating a true mecca for garden enthusiasts. With no formal horticultural training, tending the garden single-handedly for most his life, he eventually became known as the "Dean of Maine Gardeners." McLaughlin died at age 98 in 1995. Now over seventy years old, the landmark two acre garden is under the stewardship of a nonprofit organization formed to preserve the historic home, barn and garden for the public.
McLaughlin Gardens