Wrong Turn Pub
The clubhouse restaurant at Kenduskeag Valley Golf Course, looking down the valley over the stream.
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The pub, the store, the farm stands, the outfitters and the trades of the Kenduskeag valley — plus the handful of places a visitor genuinely needs to know about. Search by name, street or phone.
The clubhouse restaurant at Kenduskeag Valley Golf Course, looking down the valley over the stream.
Fuel, coffee, ice cream and snacks on Broadway. Open Monday to Saturday 7 AM–8 PM and Sunday 8 AM–8 PM.
A long-standing neighbourhood stop on Broadway for the small things you run out of mid-week.
Mobile coffee service working the Kenduskeag area and the wider Bangor region.
Twenty minutes west in nearby Levant and worth the drive: pick-your-own apples, pumpkins and berries, a farm store and cafe, ice cream, a petting zoo, hayrides, a famous corn maze and choose-and-cut Christmas trees.
Strawberries, raspberries and blueberries on the Route 15 corridor in East Corinth, with summer vegetables. Call ahead for picking availability.
A fourth-generation family farm in East Corinth with strawberries and pumpkins for picking.
Local strawberries and produce, picked on the farm at the north end of Kenduskeag.
U-pick strawberries off outer Union Street in Hermon, with pumpkins later in the season. Morning hours only — call ahead.
Pick-your-own apples across the river in Brewer.
A nine-hole course along the Kenduskeag Stream — 2,562 yards, par 34 — with the Wrong Turn Pub as the clubhouse. A local fixture since the 1950s.
The town's recreation area and the centre of local sports, leagues and community events.
MACKRO runs the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race and supports racing and paddling across Maine. Based at 318 Kenduskeag Road.
Kayak and canoe hire from the marina in Hampden, with guided tours, shuttles, and delivery to Pushaw Lake, Hermon Pond, Brewer Lake and the Kenduskeag itself. They will drop boats at your camp or inn.
Paddling Pushaw Stream and the Pushaw Lake outlet, twenty minutes from Bangor. Free kayak and canoe rentals on Saturdays by advance reservation, plus sunrise and full-moon paddles.
Master Maine Guide Steve Toothaker runs guided canoe, kayak and tubing trips from Newburgh, with a small campground at Caratunk in the highlands.
The Stillwater Avenue store on the edge of the City Forest, with kayak tours and classes on the water outside.
Outfitter and equipment rental on Perry Road in Bangor — useful for anything you would rather not carry up the valley.
The Kenduskeag Stream Riders Snowmobile Club — local club rides and trail information through the valley in winter.
Sporting camps and outdoor programming on the north side of the valley.
A long-running inn in Brewer with a restaurant attached — a few minutes across the river from downtown Bangor, and an easy base for the whole region.
Built in 1873 in the middle of downtown Bangor, surrounded by locally owned restaurants, bars and shops. Walkable to everything on the waterfront.
Hotels near the interchange and the airport, historic downtown inns, motels along the river, and cabins, campsites and vacation rentals around the lakes and in the woods.
Lumber and building materials for projects around Kenduskeag and the valley.
Flowers, arrangements and gifts on Ames Road in the valley.
Custom statuary and cast stone work for gardens, memorials and public spaces.
Consulting forestry — timber management, harvest planning and woodland services.
Log home builder and dealer — one of the long-standing names in the Kenduskeag valley.
Full-service dealership on Broadway. Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Automotive repair and service on Broadway.
Truck repair and maintenance, and a dealer in trailers for hauling needs.
Used car sales and service, dealing directly with the owner.
Residential and commercial electrical contractor.
Electrical contractor working the Kenduskeag valley and the surrounding towns.
Family carpentry and general building work.
Tile installation and home improvement work, open Monday through Saturday 8 AM to 6 PM.
Residential and commercial cleaning services.
Tractor and tree work for rural properties.
Boarding, kenneling and pet grooming.
Local manufacturer on Mudgett Road.
Municipal offices, the clerk, the registrar and the select board. The place to start for anything official.
Volunteer and per diem department providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, vehicle extrication and water rescue.
Free printing, public computers, interlibrary loans, a daily museum pass, toddler time, ASL classes and game groups. A warm, quiet stop for a rainy hour.
The United States Postal Service branch serving Kenduskeag and the 04450 ZIP code area.
The congregation at the centre of the town's civic life — and a familiar sight on race weekend, when paddlers gather here at the start.
Grange hall on Route 15 — a long-standing centre for local meetings, suppers and community gatherings.
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Entries come from public business listings and are grouped by hand into categories. Businesses open, close, move and change hours without telling a website, so treat every listing as a starting point and call first when it matters. Farm stands are seasonal and usually depend on the weather — always call before driving out to a field. If something here is wrong or missing, tell us and we will fix it.