Maine is home to 38 State Parks.
We’ve visited them all.
So you can be in-the-know before you go.
Find Your Park.
- Accessible by boat
- Accessible by car
- Aroostook county
- Beach
- Boat launch
- Campgrounds
- Camping
- Day use area
- Dog friendly
- DownEast maine
- Fishing
- Group shelter
- Hiking trails
- Kennebec valley
- Lighthouse
- Maine highlands
- Maine state park
- Maine state park campgrounds
- Midcoast maine
- Paddling
- Picnic area
- Playground
- RV camping
- Restrooms
- Southern maine
- Swimming
- Tent camping
- Walking trails
- Waterfalls
- Waterfront
- Waterfront camping
- Western maine
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A Guide to Mount Blue State Park: Hiking, Camping, and Paddling in Western Maine
Discover Mount Blue State Park with our guide to hiking, camping, and paddling. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a family-friendly adventure, Mount Blue State Park offers something for everyone.
A Guide to Cobscook Bay State Park: Hiking, Camping, and Outdoor Adventure in DownEast Maine
Discover Cobscook Bay State Park with our guide to hiking, camping, and local eats. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a family-friendly adventure, Cobscook Bay State Park offers something for everyone.
Penobscot Narrows Observatory State Park
Located in MidCoast Maine, the Penobscot Narrows Observatory is the tallest bridge observatory in the world open to the public. It’s panoramic views of Penobscot Bay and engineering are both impressive and breathtaking. Stop by and experience this marvelous piece of Maine history for yourself!
Fort Knox Historic Site
Located along the scenic Penobscot River, Fort Knox is a must-see Maine attraction. This historic site is perfect for history buffs, little explorers, fort connoisseurs, and everyone in between. With 144 acres of historic grounds, tunnels, and scenic views to explore, kids and kids at heart will never be bored during their visit.
