Maine's Hands-Down 9 Best State Parks For Camping
These highly reviewed state parks in Maine offer campers convenient amenities, unforgettable scenery, access to trails and beaches, and other worthy perks.
Read MoreThese highly reviewed state parks in Maine offer campers convenient amenities, unforgettable scenery, access to trails and beaches, and other worthy perks.
Read MoreThis east coast vacation haven, tucked outside a national park in Maine, has partially overturned a ban on large cruise ships as the town debates over tourism.
Read MoreSkip Maine's busiest national park for a quieter mountain escape with alpine hiking trails, cold clear swimming spots, and panoramic summit views.
Read MoreJust minutes from the Canadian border, this destination in Maine offers miles of hiking trails, stunning water views, and much smaller crowds than Acadia.
Read MoreYou may be surprised that there's an abandoned military battery on an island in Maine, but that's just one of many surprising things about Peaks Island.
Read MoreLocated on a small island off of Acadia, this restaurant requires a little work to get to — but adventure is half the fun, and the food is worth the trip.
Read MoreWeighing factors like weather, must-visit locales, contemporary culture, and cuisine, we determine which state best encapsulates the New England experience.
Read MoreIf you’re looking to experience everything that Maine has to offer without the crowds, head to this quiet, scenic lake for fishing, swimming, and boating.
Read MoreWith miles of rugged trails and acres of manicured gardens to explore, this botanical garden in Maine is a wonderful spot for an outdoor retreat.
Read MoreThe state of Maine is mostly forest, and you can explore some of it in this state park. Plus, you can camp overnight and get out on the lake.
Read MoreGet the quintessential Maine experience at this park featuring the state's iconic rugged coastline, lighthouses, and access to prime fishing and hiking spots.
Read MoreAway from Maine's popular coastal spots, you'll find an often overlooked forest area where you can paddle, fish, hike, and camp in a uniquely wild setting.
Read MoreFor a peaceful getaway, pitch your tent or set up your RV on the shores of a gorgeous lake in Maine, surrounded by an idyllic forest landscape.
Read MoreSpot puffins, devour fresh lobster rolls, and trek over 12 miles of rugged trails on this island that's located 10 miles off the coast of Maine.
Read MoreWith Cold War-era relics, wild, open spaces, and varied animal life, this spot is the perfect place for a summer hike or winter snowshoeing expedition.
Read MoreLush pine forests surround a popular spot for paddling in Maine, so you can enjoy scenic landscapes both on the water and along the shore.
Read MoreThe oldest hotel in Maine is a historic, quaint B&B on the coast, offering scenic waterfront views and access to a charming town.
Read MoreIf you're looking to join other retirees in an idyllic location, this U.S. state in New England boasts the highest percentage of residents over 65.
Read MoreIf you crave the succulent flavors of a classic New England lobster roll, you must check out this family-owned restaurant in Maine that offers a record breaker.
Read MoreBald eagles are majestic, sensitive, and very elusive. If you're looking to spot a bald eagle in the wild, head to one of these U.S. national parks.
Read MoreAmderican diners are a comforting throwback that have been enjoyed for nearly a century. Here are the places serving the best eats across the United States.
Read MoreWho said camping can't be luxurious? All over the United States and Canada, you can find plenty of beautiful glamping resorts that offer mountain views.
Read MoreThis Mount Desert spot is one of the oldest on the island, but it's recently been renovated and offers luxurious stays near the park with fabulous water views.
Read MoreMartha Stewart loves to spend downtime at her vacation home in Maine, and she always makes sure to take a walk on this trail in Acadia National Park.
Read MoreVacationing on the coast comes with many amazing benefits, and that's especially true for seafood lovers. Here's where to go on your next trip in the U.S.
Read MoreThese five towns are perfect for settling down on the Pine Tree State's stunning coast, with easy access to the beach and plenty to keep you busy year-round.
Read MoreAmerica is chock full of 63 incredible national parks, but the entry fees can make visiting a big headache. Here are some affordable state parks to see instead.
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