Camp Hammond

Camp Hammond is a historic Victorian manor home built in 1891, situated in the small seaside town of Yarmouth, Maine. The venue is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and reflects classic and elegant Victorian architectural styles. Its large two-and-a-half-story wood frame structure features a gambrel roof, shingled exterior, and a fieldstone foundation, with distinctive window designs and a stately porch that extends across the facade.

The interior boasts a two-story reception hall with a suspended balcony, dark wood finishes, and a stone fireplace, creating a sophisticated and romantic atmosphere. Originally landscaped by Frederick Law Olmstead, the grounds include a beautifully groomed front lawn with a private gazebo and a fully tented herringbone-style patio, ideal for outdoor events during warmer seasons. Five rooms with working fireplaces add warmth and charm in cooler months.

Camp Hammond offers a blend of historic character and functional event spaces, including indoor and outdoor areas. The venue includes amenities such as a bridal suite, multiple dressing rooms, kitchen facilities, and onsite restrooms. The facility fee covers exclusive use of the home and patio, as well as china, flatware, and glassware, with tables and chairs provided indoors and available for rent outdoors. The venue's location near Portland adds accessibility while maintaining a quaint, small-town setting.