Come along on a virtual tour of Reid State Park in Georgetown, a beach haven that is an outdoor and ocean lover's paradise. About.com article.

First state park established in Maine. Day use facilities, location, and campground information provided.

Provides scenic shore access to Penobscot Bay in Owls Head. Sand beach, gentle surf, but no lifeguards on duty in a remote location. Locals refer to the area as 'Lucia Beach'.

Picnic area and shelter, playground, ballfield, hiking trails, and 41 campsites are available to visitors in Pownal. A short hike to the summit of Bradbury Mountain allows views of Casco Bay.

Visitors may drive or hike to the summit of Mt. Battie or Mt. Megunticook for views of Camden Harbor, Penobscot Bay and many lakes and rivers. Park offers hiking trails and campground area.

Located in Dennysville, the park includes campsites and shelters, as well as a reversing waterfall that changes with the tides.

Offers bathing in sun or surf in Cape Elizabeth. Provides picnic tables, grills, playground, snack bar, and a bathhouse with cold showers.

Offers a fine sand beach, with a lifeguard, shelter, changing areas, picnic tables, and grills in Jefferson.

Offers views of white sand beaches between Saco River and Pine Point, changing room, picnic area, nature trails, and guided programs.

Adjacent to historic Fort Pownall and Fort Point Lighthouse in Stockton Springs. Features picnicking, fishing, and a 200 foot pier.

The 2,000 mile Appalachian Trail passes through the park on the way to Mt. Katahdin. Facilities include picnic tables and grills, and a snowmobile trail.

Upland forests, rocky shores and an offshore island provides opportunities for hiking, nature appreciation, and cross country skiing. Details and description provided.

Offers a swimming area with lifeguards ad a bathhouse, camping sites, canoe and boat rentals, and snowmobile trails in Liberty.

Located on Frenchman's Bay, the park is near Acadia National Park on Mt. Desert Island. Offers a campground, picnic area, boat ramp, fishing pier, and playground.

Located in Greenville on the shores of Moosehead Lake. Park offers two campgrounds, ample sites, two boat launches and slips, swim area, playground, and a shoreline hiking trail.

Explore tidal pools, a picnic, or take a walk along the trail to enjoy views of Penobscot Bay. Located between Belfast and Searsport.

Provides a campground, sand beach, bathhouse, hot showers, toilets, boat launch, amphitheater, and nature center in Weld.

Small beach and swimming area with a lifeguard, and a family picnic area in Richmond.

Nestled in the mountains on the shore of Sebec Lake in Dover-Foxcroft. Offers camping, beach, lifeguard, picnic area, bathhouse with showers, and hiking.

Spacious sand beach in Phippsburg with bathhouses, freshwater showers, and picnic areas.

Located in Lubec, the eastern-most point of land and lighthouse in the US. Offers scenic trails and a boardwalk through a rare peat bog.

A day use park in Poland with picnic tables, a ballfield, and swimming area with lifeguards.

Offers campsites, hot showers, boat launch, and a snowmobile trail near area famous for trout and landlocked salmon fishing.

Sand dunes, beach, marsh, ledge, the ocean, and a warm saltwater pond for swimming are the main attractions in Woolwich. Facilities include a snack bar, picnic areas, and bathhouses.

Day use area with a pebble beach, fresh water pond, fresh and saltwater swimming, picnic tables, changing rooms and toilets, and a playground.

Day use and camping areas available. Features sand beaches, tables, grills, boat ramp, lifeguards, bathhouses, and an interpretive nature program.

Located in Eastport, offers beaches, protected coves, and a hiking trail.

Features a picnic area, playground, group shelter, and swimming area in Swanville.

Picnic tables, grills, and a group shelter available, or take a hike with views of Casco Bay in Cape Elizabeth.

Picnic facilities and hiking trails available along the scenic Salmon Falls River in South Berwick.

Island off Lincolnville offers ten campsites, two shelters, fresh water, docking and mooring facilities. Intended for the boating public, no ferry transportation provided.

Offers hiking, picnicking, and wildlife watching opportunities in Freeport. Description, location, rules, and history of park provided.