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Evergreen Terrace

Evergreen Terrace: A Pet-Friendly Base for Ogunquit's Beaches and Trails

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Why Stay

Why Evergreen Terrace

Evergreen Terrace sits in the heart of Ogunquit with the kind of practical layout that makes a real difference on a Maine coast trip - each room has its own entrance, so you're not navigating shared hallways with luggage and children in tow. The kitchenettes in every unit mean you can brew coffee before dawn, grill dinner on your private patio, or stash groceries if you're staying a week. It's the sort of place where families and pet owners return year after year, less for luxury and more for the freedom to live like locals rather than tourists.

The hotel sits within easy reach of Footbridge Beach, the Marginal Way's coastal walk, and enough hiking and cycling trails to keep outdoor types occupied. If you're planning a Maine coast week where you want to cook some meals, take your dog on adventures, and have room to spread out, this property understands what you need.

Self-catering flexibility with a full kitchen in every room. Unlike hotel rooms with a mini-fridge and coffee maker, each unit here has a real kitchenette with a stovetop, oven, dishwasher, and full cookware. Families save money and eat on their own schedule. Guests staying a week can shop at nearby markets and prepare meals without hunting for a restaurant.

Private entrances make it feel like your own cottage. No shared lobby or hallway theater - you park, unlock your door, and step directly into your space. This setup is especially valuable for families with young children, early risers, or anyone traveling with pets who don't want to manage common areas.

Pet-friendly without apology. Evergreen Terrace welcomes dogs and other animals, a rarity on the Ogunquit strip where many oceanfront properties draw the line. The property sits near trails and green space where dogs can walk, and your room's private entrance means no uncomfortable encounters in shared spaces.

Outdoor grilling and dining area. Each unit has a private patio or terrace with a barbecue. Cook lobster you've bought from a dock in Perkins Cove, or throw steaks on the grill before sunset. The outdoor furniture and dining setup turn meals into an event rather than a logistics problem.

Playground and activities for families. The on-site children's playground keeps younger guests occupied. Beyond that, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, and cycling are available on or near the grounds - a breadth of activity options that appeal to mixed-age groups.

Rooms

The rooms

Units at Evergreen Terrace follow a straightforward layout: private bathroom, kitchenette with full appliances, flat-screen TV, sitting area with sofa or desk, and outdoor entrance to your patio. Room sizes and configurations vary, but all include linens, towels, free toiletries, and a hairdryer. Heating and a fan control temperature year-round.

  • Kitchenette units - Full-size stovetop, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and dining table; ideal for families or longer stays
  • Room with fireplace - Sitting area with fireplace adds warmth on shoulder-season trips
  • Sofa bed configurations - Extra sleeping surface for families or groups sharing a unit

Note: Rooms are described as comfortable rather than luxe. Expect straightforward furnishings and a practical aesthetic. If you're seeking high-end finishes or concierge service, this isn't the fit; if you want space, a kitchen, and a private entrance without resort pricing, it is.

Amenities

On-site amenities

Outdoor Space & Dining · Private patio with barbecue and outdoor furniture for each unit · Outdoor dining area · Children's playground

Activities & Recreation · Cycling routes nearby · Hiking trails · Horseback riding · Fishing · Golf course within 2 miles

In-Room Comfort · Full kitchen with stovetop, oven, dishwasher, and cookware · Flat-screen TV with streaming services like Netflix · Fireplace in select units · Heating and fan for climate control

Practical Services · Reception staff fluent in Czech, German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, and Portuguese · Fire extinguishers and smoke alarms · Carbon monoxide detector

Seasons

When to visit

Summer (June–August) - Peak season. Footbridge Beach and Marginal Way are busy but fully open; the Ogunquit Playhouse runs nightly productions. Expect warm days and busy parking. Book ahead.

Shoulder Season (May and September) - Ideal for those seeking quieter beaches and fewer crowds. Weather is mild; some restaurants and attractions operate reduced hours. The playground and outdoor grilling make sense.

Fall (October) - Foliage peaks mid-to-late October in southern Maine. Fewer summer crowds. Playhouse may close or run limited shows. Water is cool but rideable for determined swimmers.

Winter (November–April) - Quiet and off-season. Some regional attractions close. The property remains open, suited to travelers seeking solitude, winter hiking, or a long-term rental base. Heating and indoor activities (TV, streaming) matter more.

Location

Things to do nearby

  • Footbridge Beach - 1.1 mi south; a calm, sandy beach ideal for families and swimmers
  • Marginal Way Walk - 2.5 mi; a scenic 1.5-mile coastal path with ocean views and cliff-side benches
  • Ogunquit Playhouse - 2.5 mi; a summer theater venue with Broadway-caliber productions (June–October)
  • Mount Agamenticus - 2 mi; a 692-foot peak with hiking trails, ridge views, and a fire tower
  • Perkins Cove - 3 mi; an artist colony and working harbor with galleries, lobster shacks, and photo ops
  • Ogunquit Village - Walking distance; shops, cafes, and galleries clustered around the downtown green
  • Golf course - Less than 2 mi; several courses within short drive, including links-style options
  • Trails for hiking and cycling - Direct access from the property; mountain biking and woodland paths nearby

FAQ

Good to know

Is there a restaurant on-site? The property has an on-site restaurant for guests, though details on menus and hours aren't specified. Your kitchenette allows self-catering as an alternative, and nearby Ogunquit Village and Perkins Cove offer abundant dining options within a short drive.

Are pets allowed? Yes, Evergreen Terrace is pet-friendly. The private entrances and proximity to trails and green space make it practical for traveling with dogs or other animals. Confirm any size or breed restrictions when booking.

Is breakfast included? Breakfast is not mentioned as included with standard room rates. The kitchenettes allow you to prepare your own; Ogunquit Village cafes are nearby for pastries and coffee.

How far is Footbridge Beach? Footbridge Beach is 1.1 miles away, approximately a 10–15 minute drive or 20–minute bike ride depending on your route.

Is the property on the water? No, Evergreen Terrace is not beachfront or oceanfront. It's located in Ogunquit village proper, within easy reach of beaches and trails rather than directly overlooking them.

Do rooms have air conditioning? Not specified; rooms include heating and a fan for temperature control. If summer AC is essential, confirm availability when booking.

Is there a pool? No pool is listed among amenities. The property focuses on outdoor grilling spaces, the playground, and proximity to beaches rather than a resort pool.

Guides

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Black Boar Bistro

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Black Sushi House

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The Lobster Shack

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Seafood restaurant

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The Lobster Shack

Casual lobster shack at Perkins Cove serving fresh rolls, steamers, and chowder the no-frills way.

The Greenery Cafe

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The Greenery Cafe

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That Place in Ogunquit

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That Place in Ogunquit

Upscale American cooking in Ogunquit with a lively bar and seafood-forward menu that keeps locals coming back.

The Omelette Factory

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The Omelette Factory

Ogunquit breakfast spot serving 40+ omelette varieties, from classic to creative, in a colorful, welcoming space.

Footbridge Lobster

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Footbridge Lobster

Walk-up lobster rolls stuffed with fresh Maine lobster, butter or mayo, under $20.

Bonissoni Brazilian Steakhouse

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Bonissoni Brazilian Steakhouse

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Beachmere Inn

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Brix + Brine

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Brix + Brine

Raw bar and seafood in downtown Ogunquit with a relaxed vibe and ocean views from the bar.

The Front Yard

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The Front Yard

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Backyard Coffee & Eatery

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Backyard Coffee & Eatery

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