Renys Bath

Bath, the City of Ships, welcomed Renys in 1973. This beautiful coastal city in Sagadahoc County is also known as one of the best small cities in America, and is part of Main Street America.

Most of Bath, Maine, was settled by travelers from Bath, England, beginning in the early 1600s. By the mid-nineteenth century, Bath had become the nation’s fifth largest seaport! Today, the city is still a shipbuilding hub, and the long time home to Bath Iron Works. Bath was also known for lumber, iron, brass, and even the ice trade in years past!

A sister city to Tsugaru, Japan, Bath is a charming, historic tourist destination full of interesting architecture, local restaurants and unique shopping opportunities. Walking around town offers a variety of historical sites to explore along the banks of the Kennebec River, including the Bath Street Clock. Explore the nearby woods, waters, and nature preserves for a taste of Midcoast Maine adventure. Bath’s vibrant downtown, part of Main Street Maine, is a great place to stop if your Maine adventure brings you up Route 1!