About Maine State Parks

Maine State Parks highlight New England charm with rocky coasts, dense forests, and tranquil lakes.

Maine’s state parks showcase the natural beauty of New England, from rugged coastlines to peaceful lakes and forests. Acadia National Park, although federally managed, sets the tone for Maine’s coastal beauty with its rocky shores and dramatic views. Camden Hills State Park offers breathtaking vistas of Penobscot Bay, along with hiking and camping opportunities surrounded by lush greenery.

Maine’s state parks also celebrate tranquility and outdoor recreation in pristine settings. Sebago Lake State Park, one of the state’s largest, provides opportunities for boating, swimming, and fishing in a serene environment. Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park, located near Freeport, blends coastal ecosystems with forested trails, making it a favorite for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Maine’s state parks invite visitors to immerse themselves in the charm and serenity of New England’s wilderness.