Dockside Guest Quarters

York, Maine

Dockside Guest Quarters is a bed & breakfast located in York.

The Dockside Guest Quarters and Restaurant are off shoots of what started out as a marina. In 1953, David Lusty purchased Harris Island to build and operate a marina. During the summer of 1955 Harriette Sibley arrived on the scene to assist the growing business. She survived the summer and married David the next year. Occasionally visiting yachtsmen would inquire about accommodations and hot showers ashore in the large house overlooking the harbor. Harris Island came with a dilapitated 15 room house, circa 1895. After several lodging requests, it was decided to renovate the house and turn it into yachtsmen's quarters. This was such a hit that people were soon coming by car to stay on Harris Island. Over the next 20 years, Harriette and David Lusty would add a 90 seat restaurant, 4 multi-unit buildings, bringing the room total to 21, and four sons.

Local dining options close to Dockside Guest Quarters include Dockside Restaurant On York Harbor, Foster's Downeast Clambake, Ship’s Cellar Pub, and Cap'n Simeon's Galley.

Dockside Guest Quarters

22 Harris Island Road
York, Maine, 03909 USA

Tel: (207) 363-2868

Fax: (207) 363-1977

Tollfree: (800) 270-1977

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Accommodations are in the Maine House, a classic 'New England cottage, furnished with antiques and marine art, and multi-unit buildings at the water's edge. Warmth and charm are found throughout. The Dockside Restaurant boasts a water view from every table. A creative menu specializes in fresh Maine seafood.

The Maine House is a classic New England cottage with a large wrap around porch complete with wicker rockers. Guest rooms are furnished with period antiques and marine paintings, warmth and charm are found throughout.

The Lookout, Crow's Nest, Quarterdeck, and Captain's Quarters are multi-unit buildings nestled along the shore. Each accommodation has a private deck and water view. Suites with small kitchens, studios and individual rooms comprise the lodging options.

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