Attractions

Both seasoned pros and complete newbies can ski to their heart's content at this favorite ski location. In addition to regular events, you can take ski lessons and even go tubing, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.

The Braden Theater is a historic movie theater located right next door to The Northeastland Hotel.

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Looking for unique gifts to take back to your loved ones? Country Collectibles has been serving the locals and visitors of Presque Isle for nearly 20 years, offering a full line of Yankee Candles, Willow Tree figurines, country prints, home and holiday décor, fragrances and potpourri, linens, and much more. This local gift shop is just a two-minute walk from our hotel.

Find a good book, check out some local art, or attend a special event at the Mark & Emily Turner Memorial Library. The newly renovated library is a gorgeous place to spend the afternoon with the family, and it's just around the corner from The Northeastland Hotel.

Located just down the road from our hotel on the corner of Academy and Main Streets, you'll find Merchants on the Corner, Aroostook County's biggest specialty yarn, food, and gift basket shop. There is something for everyone at this unique store, and it only takes a minute to get to after you leave our hotel.

Stay at our hotel while visiting your favorite NMCC student. This local college offers education in more than 40 degree and certificate programs that are designed to help students enter the workforce with technically current skills.

This airport near Route 1 is known as "the Gateway to Northern Maine" and is popular for commercial airlines, corporate planes, and private aviators. Both car rental agencies and taxi services are available at this friendly and well-staffed airport.

Whether you're a prospective student, a parent of a student, an alumnus, or visiting for homecoming or graduation, you'll love our hotel's proximity near the UMPI campus.

See how people lived in the early 1900s when you visit the Vera Etsey House, now owned by the Presque Isle Historical Society. The Society offers one-hour tours on select days, and tickets are just $2.00.