Warren Island State Park
Located off the coast of Lincolnville, Warren Island State Park is the only state park you can’t and wouldn’t want to drive to. Accessible only by boat or water taxi,…
Swan Lake State Park
Nestled on scenic Swan Lake, park visitors can enjoy a swimming area with seasonal lifeguard supervision, walking trails, and picnic sites with grills. The beach is secluded, rarely crowded, and…
Reid State Park
Long, wide sand beaches are rare in Maine, and Reid State Park is one of the finest. From the top of Griffith Head that overlooks the park, you can spot…
Popham Beach State Park
One of the least crowded, sandy beaches in Maine. It’s also the site of the historic Popham Colony, founded in 1607. For an adventure, walk out to Fox Island, which…
Owl’s Head State Park
Though it’s the smallest state parks in Maine, it has some of the best ocean views in the state. The park’s predominant feature is the thirty-foot, brick Owls Head Lighthouse…
Moose Point State Park
A quiet, scenic park that many people don’t know about. Explore tidal pools, walk along the park’s very easy trails, or simply enjoy the Penobscot Bay views. Oceanside picnic tables,…
Lake St. George State Park
With many undeveloped islands, this crystal clear, spring-fed lake is popular for fishing, canoeing and boating. Some of the campsites are located right on the shoreline where you can enjoy…
Fort Point State Park
Located on a long peninsula with panoramic ocean views, the park has over one mile of rocky shore. The park includes the Fort Point Lighthouse and the remains of historic…
Damariscotta Lake State Park
This day-use park on beautiful Damariscotta Lake is popular for a picnic lunch and swimming. Picnic tables, grills, and a group picnic shelter equipped with electricity and running water are…
Camden Hills State Park
Located a few minutes north of Camden, you can enjoy sweeping views of Penobscot Bay and surrounding islands from the top of Mt. Battie. There are over 30-miles of hiking…