Directions - Wilbur Yachts

Take Interstate 95 North.
After you enter Maine you will change over to Interstate 495 North (Maine Turnpike), follow this until it becomes Interstate 95 North again.
Continue on till Bangor, Maine. When you’re approaching Bangor, get on to Interstate 395 East to Brewer and Route 1A East.
Follow Route 1A East to Ellsworth where you will pick up Route 3 East. Follow Route 3 East until you go over the Trenton Bridge (don’t blink or you’ll miss the bridge!)
At this point the road divides (traffic light), bear to the right and continue onto Route 102 to Southwest Harbor.
Go through the town till about a mile past you will bear left onto Route 102A.We are located about a mile further from this turnoff, on the right-hand side of the road. Across the road from us is a convenience store called “Double J Grocery & Deli.”

Take Interstate 95 North.
After you enter Maine you will change over to Interstate 495 North (Maine Turnpike), follow this until it becomes Interstate 95 North again.
Continue on till Augusta, Maine.
Take the exit to Route 3 East at Augusta. Follow Route 3 East for about an hour and a half till you cross over the Trenton Bridge.
At this point the road divides (traffic light), bear to the right and continue onto Route 102 to Southwest Harbor.
Go through the town till about a mile past you will bear left onto Route 102A.We are located about a mile further from this turnoff, on the right-hand side of the road. Across the road from us is a convenience store called “Double J Grocery & Deli.” If you see signs saying that you are in Seawall… then you’ve gone too far. Enjoy the ride and the great views! Good Luck.

“A local tug boat operator was hired to drag the boat off the grounding and as soon as it hit the water, we started it up and drove it to the boatyard. No water in the hull, no damage other than a few deep scratches and a slightly bent prop. To say that you build a strong boat is an understatement.”

Howard Cherry
Owner “Full Chat”
“Finally… a real boat. Years ago I tried to buy a Penobscot 42, and have admired them for years. So, a chance to deliver ‘Blueberry Gull’, a Wilbur Northern Star 42 to it’s owner was great. She proved to be a stout little ship, very comfortable, beautiful layout, a great pleasure to run in the ocean and the waterway.”

Captain Bill Lowe
Owner “Blueberry Gull”
“Dichotomy has performed beautifully in a variety of Lake Superior weather – and turns head wherever she goes. At age 86 I still go out in her alone most of the time. Dichotomy has performed beautifully in a variety of Lake Superior weather–and turns head wherever she goes. At age 86 I still go out in her alone most of the time.”

Frank Gokey
Owner “Dichotomy”
“FETCH always draws admiration and inquiry at marinas we visit and loves it when the waves are 8′ to 12′ and it’s blowing like stink.”

Richard Butts
Wesmac Cruiser Annapolis, MD
WILBUR 31′ WEEKENDER – ‘SALTY’

“We have certainly enjoyed our Wilbur here in the Pacific Northwest and thought we would send you a picture of “Salty” our 31 footer. Our cruising has taken us throughout the San Juan Islands and into Canada. We find that the boat handles extremely well in rough sea conditions and is an ideal cruising vessel in this environment. The quality and the economics of the Wilbur makes it one of the finest vessels that I have owned. The picture shows our boat on Sequim Bay.”

Mike & Ann Goff – Sequim, WA
“We’ve been quite busy with ‘Persephone’. We doubt you would recognize her! It has been such a thrill to watch the evolution from “in need of a good home” to the show girl she is fast becoming. This year marks the third season of fun in our 34’ Wilbur and we couldn’t be happier.”

Owner “Persephone”