Portland Head Light

As a photographer, Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth is truly a dream location! I recently had the privilege of capturing a proposal session here, and it couldn’t have been more perfect. The dramatic cliffs, crashing waves, and iconic lighthouse create a stunning and timeless backdrop that feels straight out of a painting. The park is well-maintained, and there are plenty of scenic spots to explore. Because it was January, it was quieter with no crowds, which made for an intimate and unforgettable moment. The golden hour light here is magical, casting a warm glow over the entire scene. If you're looking for a location that combines natural beauty and New England charm, this is the spot. I’d highly recommend it for engagements, elopements, or even just a peaceful day taking in the views. Portland Head Light is definitely one of my favorite places to shoot!

Portland Head Light is a true gem of Maine’s coastline! The historic charm of this lighthouse, dating back to 1791, is simply breathtaking. Located in Fort Williams Park, the lighthouse offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, making it the perfect spot for photography, picnics, and relaxing walks along the cliffs. The well-kept park grounds and historical markers add a unique perspective, providing insight into Maine’s maritime history. It’s a must-visit for locals and tourists alike—each visit is more awe-inspiring than the last! Highly recommended for anyone exploring Maine.

A captivating experience that combines natural beauty and historical charm, with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the soothing sounds of the waves 😊, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and photography. I’m excited to visit it again in summer🤗! *Paid parking is available on-site 💰

Gorgeous lighthouse with great scenic views along the coast. Food trucks have great food but sell out by end of day. Tide pools are worth checking out by the lower parking area if time allows. Also, if you start at the lower parking lot and walk up the cliff you get the best views of the lighthouse as you get closer. Lots of people present. Lighthouse is only open to visitors one day per year with limited ticket options so this is an external visit only - no stairs.

Of all the lighthouses we visited across Maine, this one was a favorite! Free, free, free! They do take having every patron out of the park by dusk seriously. Listen to them and plan to be there with enough time you aren't beating the sunset. When looking at the lighthouse with the ocean in the background, go to the right for a very nice photo op of the lighthouse (along the fence line). Enjoy!

Beautiful scenery, great view of the ocean. I walked around the larger park as well and it was a nice walk. There was also a free museum that talked about the fort’s history and significance (not the one under the lighthouse, but that one is pretty cheap $2 a person). Overall, would highly recommend.

Quintessential light house that you think of. Supposedly claims to be the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Quite possible, I think. Great view points for photos for sure. We did not go down to her lighthouse base & grounds as it was pretty busy and the real view was seeing further away, not from below! Educational info in the house and stuff so if you want a little more intimate experience go in. The best views are from the north look out to get the full light tower, but you will surely have people in pict at base unless you get there bright and early!

Stopped here on a trip with my hubby & mother in law. It was a bucket list trip of fall leaves & lighthouses for my mother in law. This was a great stop and just a beautiful area. Easy handicapped parking area & flat(ish) walking areas around the lighthouse. You can get into the museum part of it for a couple of dollars. Very beautiful and busy lighthouse.

As a photographer, Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth is truly a dream location! I recently had the privilege of capturing a proposal session here, and it couldn’t have been more perfect. The dramatic cliffs, crashing waves, and iconic lighthouse create a stunning and timeless backdrop that feels straight out of a painting. The park is well-maintained, and there are plenty of scenic spots to explore. Because it was January, it was quieter with no crowds, which made for an intimate and unforgettable moment. The golden hour light here is magical, casting a warm glow over the entire scene. If you're looking for a location that combines natural beauty and New England charm, this is the spot. I’d highly recommend it for engagements, elopements, or even just a peaceful day taking in the views. Portland Head Light is definitely one of my favorite places to shoot!

Portland Head Light is a true gem of Maine’s coastline! The historic charm of this lighthouse, dating back to 1791, is simply breathtaking. Located in Fort Williams Park, the lighthouse offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, making it the perfect spot for photography, picnics, and relaxing walks along the cliffs. The well-kept park grounds and historical markers add a unique perspective, providing insight into Maine’s maritime history. It’s a must-visit for locals and tourists alike—each visit is more awe-inspiring than the last! Highly recommended for anyone exploring Maine.

A captivating experience that combines natural beauty and historical charm, with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the soothing sounds of the waves 😊, making it a perfect destination for relaxation and photography. I’m excited to visit it again in summer🤗! *Paid parking is available on-site 💰

Gorgeous lighthouse with great scenic views along the coast. Food trucks have great food but sell out by end of day. Tide pools are worth checking out by the lower parking area if time allows. Also, if you start at the lower parking lot and walk up the cliff you get the best views of the lighthouse as you get closer. Lots of people present. Lighthouse is only open to visitors one day per year with limited ticket options so this is an external visit only - no stairs.

Of all the lighthouses we visited across Maine, this one was a favorite! Free, free, free! They do take having every patron out of the park by dusk seriously. Listen to them and plan to be there with enough time you aren't beating the sunset. When looking at the lighthouse with the ocean in the background, go to the right for a very nice photo op of the lighthouse (along the fence line). Enjoy!

Beautiful scenery, great view of the ocean. I walked around the larger park as well and it was a nice walk. There was also a free museum that talked about the fort’s history and significance (not the one under the lighthouse, but that one is pretty cheap $2 a person). Overall, would highly recommend.

Quintessential light house that you think of. Supposedly claims to be the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Quite possible, I think. Great view points for photos for sure. We did not go down to her lighthouse base & grounds as it was pretty busy and the real view was seeing further away, not from below! Educational info in the house and stuff so if you want a little more intimate experience go in. The best views are from the north look out to get the full light tower, but you will surely have people in pict at base unless you get there bright and early!

Stopped here on a trip with my hubby & mother in law. It was a bucket list trip of fall leaves & lighthouses for my mother in law. This was a great stop and just a beautiful area. Easy handicapped parking area & flat(ish) walking areas around the lighthouse. You can get into the museum part of it for a couple of dollars. Very beautiful and busy lighthouse.

Light the Good Fight Lighthouse located at gorgeous Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The Good: *Completed in 1791, it's the oldest lighthouse in the state of Maine and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. *On a clear day you can see FOUR other lighthouses (Spring Point Ledge, Ram Island Ledge, Halfway Rock Light, & Cape Elizabeth Light). *Seasonal (May - Oct) Museum $2/admission *Seasonal (May - Oct) gift shop *Leashed dogs ok *Large paved parking lot *Four food vendors located on the premises, including Cousins Maine Lobster. The Meh: *Park is free to enter but parking is not; $2/hr w/ 2-hr minimum ($10/all-day) The Ugly: *Honestly? Not much other than it can get really busy during certain times of the year. Conclusion: Must-see if you're visiting the Portland, ME area.

On our way up to Maine from Boston we made a stop to visit the Portland head light. I always saw lighthouses growing up on 12-month calendars especially on my mom's desk so it was a little surreal to see something like this in person. This place is as beautiful as it looks at photos. It's very calming peaceful, and the lighthouse itself is beautiful. We got really lucky because we didn't have a hard time parking whatsoever, but I could imagine during peak season that parking could be pretty difficult. I would definitely recommend this place if you're heading to Maine as it's a must see tourist destination here.

This is a great little park. I suggest using the restroom before coming. The porta potties are not super clean. This is also a park that you have to haul your own trash out. They have problems with wild animals coming in. Great views. It is not hard to find people willing to take your picture if you are not good at selfies. If you come here, go up to the gun emplacement on the hill. It is a great place for pictures.

Nice place to visit in the area. We we driving through Portland and had to take a look at the iconic structure. Fort Williams, was once The Battery at Portland Head / Fort Preble and is now a scenic landmark great for families and picnicking. There's lots of parking, all of which you pay at the machine. Some might be close to the lighthouse, others might require a bit more walking. Bits of the historic fort still stand so it's neat to see that as well.

I wanted to visit at least one while in Maine, and Portland Head Light is the oldest in Maine. It is located within Fort Williams Park. Parking in the lot cost $5 for two hours. We sat at one of the few shaded picnic benches to enjoy our pastries before making our way to the lighthouse. Be aware that there are no trash cans. Afterward we walked around the lighthouse, but didn't go inside. It was picturesque with ocean views in the background. *National Register of Historic Places

Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth is a must see when in the Portland area. I visited with my brother who lives in the area. He knew just where to walk to get the best views of the lighthouse and the ocean. There were large crowds but we were able to find parking fairly easy. It's paid parking but very affordable. Portland Head light is the oldest and the most famous lighthouse in Maine.

JUST DO IT!! Stop here and pay the $5.00 for parking. Completed in 1791 after it was commissioned by George Washington and still going strong the lighthouse stands about 80 feet tall. My family and I parking in the lot by the Battery Blair (closest parking you'll find to the lighthouse) and checked out the battery area first. The kids had fun climbing around it. We then walked down to the lighthouse to take some closer pics as a family. My oldest son and I walked out onto the rocky cliffs for some better unobstructed photos. The view of the lighthouse with the rocky cliffs, waves crashing in and boats in the distance is just postcard perfect. There were food trucks, porta potties near the parking and a gift shop and small museum at the lighthouse. If you're headed to Maine make this a stop on your trip and if you're from the area don't take for granted that this beauty is so close to you!!!

Considered the most photographed lighthouse in Maine! For good reason as the views are amazing and this is one of the tallest and most accessible lighthouses in Maine! Several parking spaces, but you have to pay $5 for 2 hours. Easy 5 min walk to the lighthouse from the parking lot. Also a food truck by the parking lot serving lobster rolls, but at +$38, this was the most expensive lobster roll I had seen in all of Maine!

This lighthouse is the most photographed one in the state of Maine. I can see why from a distance, but up close, it was really nothing special to me. We visited this lighthouse as part of a tour during a cruise. We also saw another lighthouse in Halifax, which had better-maintained grounds and a shoreline full of unique rocks. The whole place was very touristy, with lots of tourist buses and cars everywhere. Despite that, it was definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Cute light house! I went as part of a light house tour. Very scenic and not crowded. Beautiful pictures

This place is absolutely breathtaking! There's plenty of parking and it's only about $5/1 hour. It's a gorgeous walk down the rocks. The views were spectacular. My son and hubby decided to walk further out and down; I decided to wait. The lighthouse is just a bit further and is just as beautiful. Maine is usually breezy and cool this time of year, however, on this particular day, it was very warm. After walking around the entire property, we decided to indulge in the ice cream and lobster roll food trucks. I took so many unforgettable pictures. Amazing!!

Nice spot and a great lighthouse in Portland Maine. On a lark we decided to visit on our way back to the airport in Manchester to kill some time. It's a short ride from downtown Portland and there is plenty of parking. There is a surrounding park with trails and you can walk out on the rock outcropping which juts out into the bay. It's a really scenic area, enjoy!

I collect state quarters, so I was very excited to come here to see the lighthouse in person. As expected, it was such a beautiful scenery of the lighthouse on top of the rocky cliffs, huge waves, and the Atlantic Ocean. The lighthouse parking was not bad, maybe because there weren't a lot of people, and it was a weekday when I went. The walk to the lighthouse from the parking lot is extremely short and doable for all age groups. However, it was VERY cold. I thought I was prepared with my outfit, but the chilling winds were insufferable. It was difficult to take pictures, and we lost our patience and just wanted to go back inside the car, so definitely prepare for the temperature! Gloves, scarves, and beanies are highly recommended. There isn't much else to do out here besides the lighthouse and a few picnic bench areas. On a great weather day, picnics would be very nice here!

This is beautiful place for a picnic or a food truck meal! Plenty of picnic tables and a walking trail by the water. Not just the historic lighthouse here - a great place to spend a couple of hours!

The place is beautiful. Great for sight seeing, joggers, picnics, kite flying, get togethers, you get the picture.. They have plenty of parking. There's also a fantastic Lobster roll truck just up the hill when you drive in, a bit pricey, but it'll be the best lobster roll you've ever had in you entire life. Bring your camera, bring the family, and spend the day.

This is what lighthouse photos are made of. This lives up to all the hype promised in reviews, photos, and more. A MUST visit to give you a truly Maine experience

You can find the Portland Headlight at Fort Williams Park, Cape Elizabeth Maine 04107. There's little to no parking at the lighthouse - there is a road for drop-off and plenty of nearby park parking. You approach the lighthouse via the lightkeeper's house - I don't believe the lighthouse itself if normally open for ascent - we visited on "Lighthouse Day" but even so couldn't ascend as there were more waiting than time. The building exterior features the "classic" look of a lighthouse - quite beautiful, as were the views from the elevated shoreline location. The gift shop is worth visiting as is/was the lightkeeper's house. Once you've had your fill visit the native garden for a short hike.

Portland Head Light situated in Fort Williams Park is one of my favorite places to visit. The park and lighthouse are spectacular anytime of the year and I would recommend visiting outside of tourist season to avoid the crowds. While there are no entry fees to get into the park, they now charge for parking in some of the areas. Although I have been here many times, this was my first time visiting the museum housed in the former keeper's quarters. Entrance fee is $2 ( you cannot go into the lighthouse tower) and the small, well organized space is filled with lighthouse models, photos, exhibits, artifacts and fascinating information about the lighthouse, it's keepers, and the history of the area. Definitely worth a stop in. The grounds are beautiful to walk around, with an easy short trail with spectacular views of the water and rocky coast. Bring a picnic lunch and soak in the views.

It is the oldest lighthouse in Maine and as per some articles- the most photographed lighthouse in America ( i am not sure though). Completed in 1791, and acquired from the U.S. Coast Guard by the Town of Cape Elizabeth in 1993, Portland Head Light is located adjacent to Fort Williams Park. We were coming back from Acadia and my wife suggested this, it was just 30 minutes detour and man was I glad! thanks to my wife - I am so fascinated by lighthouses and I just loved this one. Portland Head Light is a prized landmark for its historical significance, but also for the adjacent 90-acre park that is its home, with stunning ocean views, hiking and walking paths dotted with viewing lenses, and other historic structures. Here, you'll find artifacts, documents, navigational aids, Fresnel lenses, models, and photographs that detail the history and timeline of the lighthouse and Fort Williams. The lighthouse, museum, and Fort Williams Park itself make an enjoyable family outing spot with its many opportunities for exploring. There are also no permanent restrooms within the park. The Park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset, and admission is free.

Must stop when you are visiting Portland. Tons of walking trails, easy parking and dog friendly!

Amazing. Incredible. Breathtaking. Do not miss it. Parking is 5 dollars for 2 hours but worth it. There is a small amount of walking to different views but all easily accessible. There is TONS of parking but if you go at 9am during the week it's super close. Be sure to check Kris the painter in the vendors area. His paintings are beautiful.

We got there around 7 pm on a Sunday. It was a nice and scenic spot. I would recommend visiting as it was free and great for photos. There were also some rocks to climb for more photo and video opportunities. We went to Bite into Maine for lobster rolls before visiting.

Such a beautiful place for natural and man-made scenery... I've always loved lighthouses, and this one takes the cake!

When in the area, make sure to stop by the Portland Head Light. You'll be sure to get some of the best views in the area. There's even a few small trails you can take for a change in scenery. We only spent about an hour hear but could have made a day out of it picnicking and people watching.

I stopped in one breezy afternoon for a visit during a vacation to Maine. I visited the week before Halloween - so I was surprised to see so many other tourists during a weekday. It was a relatively warm day for the end of October in Main - about 65 degrees out. As I walked from the parking lot to the lighthouse - suddenly the wind really picked up - and I'm pretty sure the temperature was 20 degrees colder out there with the wind! Because of the time of the year I was visiting - the lighthouse itself was closed to tours. #PortlandHeadLight

This is the most photographed lighthouse in the United States and the oldest lighthouse in Maine. The lighthouse is situated along the shores of Fort Williams park. I was visiting Portland in September for the first time and definitely this attraction was on my list. There is plenty of parking available. From April 1 - November 15 there is a fee for parking in premium spaces in the park. Free parking is available in the Overflow Lot. When we walked to the lighthouse from parking, I was mesmerized by the view of the lighthouse and the waves crashing against the rocks of the cliff. It was picturesque. There is also a museum and gift shop. There are some food vendors in the park, Gorgeous Gelato has great ice cream and do try the lobster roll at Bite into Maine There is no admission fee for visiting the park. I highly recommend visiting this park if you are in Portland.

Though I wasn't able to go inside the lighthouse, I thought that my visit here was worth it for the amazing views outside the lighthouse and along the coast. If you're travelling alone, there are plenty of helpful tourists who will volunteer to help take your picture in return for your help in taking theirs. There is also a museum with a very reasonable $2 admission price with plenty of high quality displays and history. This is nearby a gift shop with reasonably priced souvenirs that you can buy. Down the road nearby are several food trucks. Make sure to grab a delicious Maine Roll at Cousin's Maine Lobster to complete your adventure here.

I'm in love with this park. The view, the scenery, the lighthouse, the coast... it's simply breathtaking. Arrive just after 5pm, surprised that the parking lot was almost empty. By the time we left around 6:30 there was nowhere to park ( soccer game next door) Lots of machine to pay for parking, 2/hr and 10/day. Lighthouse museum was unfortunately close but the ground is so big there's so much to explore. On the south side of the lighthouse if you follow the fence there is an access down to the rocky beach. You can also do a lot of leisurely hikes on short trails cliff side. Lots of picnic tables scattered around the park. Bring your own food but don't forget the carry in carry out policy. No public trash cans available. Food truck next to the tower was close, Porta potty next to the closest parking lot if need to go #1/2. One can easily spend an entire day exploring the park. It's a photographer's haven so bring the pro camera and prepare to be in awe.

I've been told this was the most photographed lighthouse in the world. This definitely needs to be on your bucket list if you go to Maine. The view is beautiful and you can explore and climb on the rocks around the area.

As you complete your bucket list of Maine-stays, Head Light is an iconic, rotating star among them. Get ready for everybody else who had the same idea to be there with you if it's during the summer months. And by summer I mean 64 and cloudy, with a 65% chance of rain. Come early for the least crowds, or better yet on a weekday morning in late-September. You could get lucky and share the space with a lone retired couple like the first time we visited. Those were the days. No such luck this time. But even in busy times you can venture down the hill toward the rocks on the left for a less-busy stroll and still nice lighthouse photo ops. If hungry you can partake in the not-cheap portable food stands to give sustenance for the uphill trek since all the close parking was taken long ago. But enjoy the view on the stroll as the oceanic backdrop comes with the package. Also down the hill, some portable restrooms, on the way to the really old stone mansion facade (Goddard Mansion) you can enter like you own the place. Leave happy, knowing if you ever float up toward Cape Cottage at night, Portland Head Light has you covered.

Historic lighthouse located in a huge park with walking trails. There were three spots right by the lighthouse that were free parking, while the other lots were paid parking (via a parking app). Came here on a Wednesday and it was raining so there weren't too many other people there. The museum wasn't open when we went, but it was still cool to see the lighthouse from various angles. It's a very picturesque spot. If you walk along the trail (compact dirt track), you'll come across a mansion as well as another area where you could picnic. There were also portapotties by the picnic area. The beach is rocky so wear comfy shoes if you're planning on talking a stroll. There are benches along the trail if you want to sit and have a main character moment. Overall, a great sight for first-timers and tourists.

My friend from Cape Elizabeth told me to stop at Fort Williams Park when I asked for recommendations for the area. I parked outside of the park for free. The gate leading to the park was locked, but someone inside opened it for me. The park and the lighthouse were beautiful! If you're looking for picturesque views of Maine, look no further. There is also a cute little gift shop and a museum, the latter of which I didn't go to.

What can I say about the Portland Headlight that has not been said before? The rock formation that the structure sits on and is surrounded by is more ancient than the Atlantic Ocean itself. Don't make the mistake of missing the incredible rocks and beaches making up this fearsome landscape. It's easy to miss though because there isn't any signs (that we saw) dedicated to this park's geology. But, if there's anything else I can contribute to what's known about this Maine attraction, it's that. Oh, there is no wrong view of the Headlight. Anywhere in the park would be incredible. Enjoy this beautiful area that's so characteristically Maine.

Colleagues and I decided to venture out to Portland, Maine. We walked around almost day and then decided to stop at the lighthouse just outside the downtown area. The coast of Maine with the lighthouse was quite beautiful. I had created a painting of the Portland Head Light years ago when a former colleague at a previous company showed me pictures from her trip there. I forgot which lighthouse it was until I was taking a picture at almost the exact same spot. Then the image clicked with me. It's a good place to enjoy some light walking trails, climbing the coastal rocks during low tide. If you make it Maine it's worth the trip although I don't think they let people into the lighthouse.

One of the most beautiful lighthouses in the world. Definitely worth visiting whenever in the Portland Maine area.

I may have grown up east coast but have never been up and personal with a lighthouse before! Portland Head Light gave us the chance to! One kid wanted to check it out, the other did not. I made them both accompany me to check it out. Walking from the lot out front toward the lighthouse you could just see how beautiful the landscape here is. Flowers, greenery, flag blowing, sun shining and an interesting structure to take in. Can you go into the lighthouse? No- that disappointed the three of us. We did pop into the museum. A little mature for the little ones, and requires more time than we had but my daughter did sign the guest book inside and enjoyed looking at where other travelers are from. Just an FYI: We ran in/ran out on a Friday around 10am. Did not pay for parking as my husband stayed in the car with our toddler who was napping. We spent about 30 minutes here and it was just enough to fill our curiosity. And this included a few minutes in the gift shop. Parents- super cute 'memory' mason jars for $3.95 here. These kids loved them and had big plans to fill them over our long weekend in Maine. As we left the park, both kids said they were glad we stopped. I will take the Mom win!

Iconic and beautiful lighthouse; ample parking, clean well maintained park makes for picturesque views no matter the weather or season. The museum inside is informative too.

There are many things that one may imagine when thinking of Maine, which may include seafood, the sea and lighthouses. If you wish to see the oldest light house in Maine, there Portland Head Light is the lighthouse for you (although there are numerous of beautiful lighthouses in Maine, all of which have different styles). Portland Head Light is the most photographed lighthouse in the US, and looking at these photos from my fellow yelp members (some are exceptionally talented), you can easily see why. This lighthouse has been in operation since 1791. But is not available for visitors to go inside. This particular lighthouse was frequent by the famous poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (he wrote Paul Revere's Ride) during his younger days. It is believed that his famous poem The Lighthouse was most likely the inspiration. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born in Portland (in case you were wondering). This beautiful lighthouse can be found at Fort Williams Park, set against the backdrop of Casco Bay in Cape Elizabeth. Park is only $1.50 for 2 hours but if you are lucky, you may be able to find very limited (and free) parking right by the lighthouse. Just take the road directly to the lighthouse and you will find it, in addition to a few (free) handicap parking spots (but there are maybe 4 parking spots? Good luck).

we went to see this beautiful light house yesterday. if you are into light houses, this is a good place to go. they do have a little museum there. very little. i wasnt to impressed with it. but its only two dollars to get in.

Amazing place to visit if visiting near Portland Maine. Cape Elizabeth is only 20 Min away. So much to see and the views are amazing. Also, try Bite of Maine food truck!

This is the most photographed lighthouse in the state of Maine, but definitely not the most beautiful. We thought that it was kind of mediocre after seeing half a dozen light houses. This lighthouse was one of the last ones we saw on our recent trip to Maine. The whole place was super touristy, and overflowing with tourist buses and cars everywhere. It was definitely off putting. The history of the lighthouse and the surrounding structures and area is super cool. There are several points of interest in the complex including an old fortress near there. You have to pay for parking don't forget. There are meter maids waiting to ticket you if you don't pay.

I'm sure the views are spectacular, BUT brig a credit card. Cash is not accepted to park.

A must see! Overall, this place blew our expectation. We headed there for the lighthouse, but we ended up enjoying the open fields, the walking path, climbing down the rocks to reach the water and waves. Wear sneakers and bring water, we stayed later than planned. Plenty of parking, the Overflow parking lot was free, which was only a VERY short walk from the paid lots. If you want to enjoy an ice coffee or gelato - the food truck accepts cash only.

This was our first lighthouse of the day to search for. It has a small store. And local artists selling pictures. Very nice site.

This is a must if you are visiting Portland! The views are absolutely breathtaking in person. I happened to be doing a New England road trip and this was one of the stops. Plenty of great spots to take photos and enjoy the scenery! I was actually surprised at how crowded it was. Definitely try and go as early as possible. Parking also is hard if your coming at peak times. Luckily this wasn't an issue for us!

Scenic views, can make a pleasant afternoon for walking or enjoying time with family. Can get a little crowded, but still a relaxing environment.

This is the most beautiful scenic place to go to in Maine ! We had such a wonderful time just walking around and taking in all the views . I can't wait to be back in the summer .

Beautiful park, paths, views. Many different angles and areas from which to view the lighthouse, near or far. The park is so spacious. We saw people having a huge bday party, using kites, playing sports, having picnics, reading books, napping, exploring etc. Food trucks scattered throughout. Many areas to park.

This place is great! Got there a little too late to check out the gift shop, but we ended up walking around a bit and exploring. A definite must.