Quick Details
Please note: This tour is often fully booked two months in advance during the peak tourist season. We recommend booking as early as possible.
When: Times and number of available seats vary seasonally. Please click on the calendar for real-time availability.
Where: All tours depart from SK Tours headquarters at 872 Hammond Street in Bangor.
Who: All are welcome and because this tour can be customized, it is ideal for families traveling with children and pets*.
What to expect: Weather permitting, there are a few locations where the bus stops and the tour continues on foot. The distance we cover on foot is minimal but is also always optional.
Duration: The length of the tour will vary from 2.5 to 3 hours. Weather, traffic conditions, and size of the tour group will impact how long the tour lasts. If you are concerned about the length of this tour, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us to see if we can make any special arrangements.
This tour does not include access to the King house. The King house is the location of the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation and is not open to the public.
SK Tours of Maine is the only tour company that offers private, narrated tours of the Stephen King sites in and around the Bangor, Maine area. Each tour is 2.5+ hours long and highlights various spots that pertain to all things “King.” You will see places he has lived and worked, places that have inspired his stories, and actual film locations from his movies.
Our Private Tour option would be fun for birthdays, holidays, wedding parties, reunions, or simply something fun for the whole family!
Welcome to Derry. Let us show you around.
*Pets are permitted on this private tour but one of the stops we make is at Mt. Hope Cemetery. This is a beautiful location that inspired some of Stephen King’s works and some filming was even done there – but please be advised that pets are NOT allowed outside the vehicle in the cemetery.
This tour does not include access to the King house. The King house is the location of the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation and is not open to the public.