Grafton Notch State Park
The Grafton Notch State Park area extends over 3100 acres. The area is rich in geological wonders throughout the park […]
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Discover the rugged coastline and natural beauty of Maine’s state parks.
Bradbury Mountain State Park
Bradbury Mountain State Park is known for its mountain’s geology, location, wide variety of activities, and history. It is one
Camden Hills State Park
Camden Hills State Park is just north of Camden, overlooking Penobscot Bay. You can climb or drive up the 780-foot
Birch Point State Park
Birch Point State Park is off Route 73, and 15 minutes south of Rockland and Route 1. The park is
Acadia National Park
While Acadia National Park is not the biggest national park going around, it still incorporates some 50,000 spectacular acres. Stretching
Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park
This year-round, 244-acre park is located five miles from the center of Freeport and a half-hour from Portland. This makes
Warren Island State Park
View from the shore at Warren Island State Park. Photo courtesy of Loop by Loop Studio, taken on a J&E
Vaughan Woods Memorial State Park
This park is a unique combination of history, scenery, and the opportunity to take in special events while enjoying quiet
Two Lights State Park
This 41-acre park features two historic lighthouses and a stretch of rocky coastline that is one of Maine’s natural signatures.
Swan Lake State Park
Swan Lake State Park is a 67-acre park located on the shores of 1370-acre Swan Lake in Swanville. The location
Shackford Head State Park
View of Cobscook Bay from Shackford Head State Park in city of Eastport. Photo: Ken Gallager, Wikimedia This 90-acre park
Sebago Lake State Park
This park sits on the shores of Sebago Lake, Maine’s second largest lake. This expansive body of water complements the
Scarborough Beach State Park
This state park is the site of a marvelous stretch of sandy beach in southern Maine. It is managed by
Roque Bluffs State Park
Roque Bluffs State Park is a water-wrapped setting on Schoppee Point in Washington County, just eight miles south of Machias.
Reid State Park
Reid State Park is unique for different reasons, including that it’s the first saltwater beach to become owned by the
Range Pond State Park
Snow on the bank of Range Pond. Photo: Park Facebook Page Range Pond State Park is an all-season, multi-activity destination.
Rangeley Lake State Park
Rangeley Lake State Park is located in western Maine, known for its year-round beauty and outdoor activities. Its abundant lakes,
Baxter State Park
Tucked away in the Northeast Piscataquis region of north-central Maine, Baxter State Park is a very impressive state park. Established
Quoddy Head State Park
Quoddy Head State Park is the easternmost point in the United States. The park is about 10 minutes from Lubec
Popham Beach State Park
Popham Beach State Park is one of those destinations that beckons people to the Maine coast. The 605-acre park in
Peaks-Kenny State Park
Peaks-Kenny State Park is located smack dab in the center of Maine. In fact the park is the gateway to
Owls Head State Park
Owls Head State Park features a lighthouse overlooking West Penobscot Bay to the north, Vinalhaven Island to the east, and
Mount Kineo State Park
Mt. Kineo, Moosehead Lake, Maine, USA. Photo: Tkessler, Wikimedia Mount Kineo State Park is an 800-acre public lands area on
Mount Blue State Park
Mount Blue State Park encompasses almost 7500 acres in the west central Maine town of Weld. It’s the second largest
Moose Point State Park
Moose Point State Park is a 146-acre spot located on a point of land overlooking Penobscot Bay. It’s right off
Lily Bay State Park
Lily Bay State Park sits on the shores of Moosehead Lake in a distinct section of the vast North Maine
Lamoine State Park
Lamoine State Park looks out on the picturesque waters of Eastern Bay and Frenchman Bay, backed by views of Mount
Lake St. George State Park
Lake St. George State Park is a special destination for many reasons. One is that it’s open year round. Another
Cobscook Bay State Park
Reflection in the water at Cobscook Bay State Park. Photo: The B’s / CC Cobscook Bay State Park is an
Fort Point State Park
Fort Point State Park sits on a promontory of land extending into the Penobscot River where it becomes Penobscot Bay.
Ferry Beach State Park
Ferry Beach State Park is located on a long stretch of white sand beach in southern Maine. The park is
Damariscotta Lake State Park
damariscotta lake state park is a 17-acre park next to Route 32 in Jefferson Maine, about ½-hour east of Augusta,
Crescent Beach State Park
Crescent Beach State Park is a mile-long stretch of sandy beach in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The light surf and ocean
Aroostook State Park
Aroostook State Park is Maine’s first state park. It’s located just off Route 1, and only 10 miles south of