LL BEAN    FREEPORT, ME

Maine Beaches and State Park Listings:

Ogunquit Beach: Located in the heart of Ogunquit, get there by trolley or there are many pay parking lots. This is a great beach for rididents and visitors alike, no pass neeeded 

Wells Beach:  7 miles of sandy beach, pay to park is available, no pass needed

Old Orchard Beach See Photos
Popular with tourists. Sandy beach with good waves. This 7-mile beach has a pier with restaurants and shops, amusement park and arcades for kids. The town also offers free concerts, street dances and weekly fireworks displays. Take Route 5 to Staple Street to park at Memorial Park across from the Chamber of Commerce for $4 to $7 per day, depending on the day of the week. Prices at nearby private lots range from $5 to $10, according to the local chamber of commerce.

Ferry Beach State Park, Saco
Off Maine Route 9 on Bay View Road between Old Orchard Beach and Camp Ellis in Saco. Gentle surf. Parking for 120 cars. Nature trails and guided tours. Lifeguards. Open Memorial Day to October 1, fee charged. More information.

Camp Ellis Beach, Saco
Lie on the beach or go fishing off the rocks at Camp Ellis, where there are also several restaurants nearby. Hourly parking is available here. More information

Bayview, Saco
There is public parking at this small beach.

Biddeford Pool, Biddeford
Accessible from Route 208. Sandy beach with gentle surf. Sticker parking only, stickers available at City Hall. Bath house. No snack bar. Lifeguards.

Fortunes Rocks Beach, Biddeford
Take Route 9 to Route 208. Sandy beach. Sticker parking only. No snack bar. Portable toliet. Lifeguards.

Hills Beach, Biddeford
Located next to the University of New England, there is very little parking at this beach.

Biddeford beach parking: Permits are $5 for Biddeford residents or out-of-state property owners. Nonresident passes are $50. All passes can be bought at City Hall. Parking at the beaches after 5 p.m. is free.

Drakes Island Beach, Wells
Located on Drake's Island Road off Route 1. Limited parking in two parking lots costs $6 per day. Same parking policy as Wells Beach. Toliet facilities. Lifeguards.

Wells Beach, Wells
Accessible off the Maine Turnpike - take Mile Road east to find this beach. This is a 7-mile barrier beach separated from the mainland by the Webhannet River. It offers mostly sandy beaches but also rocky ridges and tide pools. Lifeguards and toilet facilities available. Parking fees are $6 per day. Resident stickers available at town hall. Ten-visit punchcards are available to everyone else for $35. The parking lots are attended from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., parking any time before or after is free.

Ogunquit Beach, Ogunquit
Accessed by Beach Road through the center of town. Soft sand and warm surf. Main beach is popular with families. Several snack bars and even a gourmet lunch. Accessible by trolley from many parking areas and other town areas. Lockers, restrooms and changing areas at main beach. Parking is $4 per hour. Lifeguards.

Foot Bridge Beach, Ogunquit
Part of Ogunquit Beach. Beach-goers walk over a footbridge to get to the beach. Snack bar and toliets. Parking and trolley access.

Moody Beach, Ogunquit
Off Bourne Avenue in Moody. Parking at Moody and Foot Bridge is $12 a day. There is also a parking lot in town, and another behind the town hall. Trolley service runs throughout the day to all the beaches.

Cape Neddick Beach, York
Known as the Passaconaway Beach to locals, this is more of a local, rocky beach. There are parking meters near the beach.

Harbor Beach, York
Also known as "Mothers' Beach" because there is a shaded area with a playground. Sandy beach with gentle surf. Limited parking. Portable restrooms, but no changing area. No snack bar. Lifeguards.

Short Sands Beach, York
Take the first exit after the tollbooth at the end of the Maine Turnpike. Sandy, family-oriented beach offers large bath house, outside shower, playground, basketball courts, limited shade under pavilion, metered parking, benches along boardwalk on beach, arcade and bowling alley. The front entrance to York's Wild Kingdom Zoo and Amusement Park is also near the beach. Shops and restaurants are available within walking distance; private parking lots are nearby, and concerts are held on summer evenings. No snack bar. Lifeguards.

Long Sands Beach, York
Sandy beach with designated surfing area. Metered parking along the beach. No snack bars, but food is available at shops across the street. Changing areas and toilets. Lifeguards.

Fort Foster Park, Kittery
Large complex with a pavilion, picnic areas and numerous beaches, including kid-friendly shallow water spots. Gentle surf. Sticker parking available. Open only on weekends in September. No snack bar, but picnic area available. Changing area and toliets. No lifeguards. More information

Seapoint Beach, Kittery
A popular spot for dog-walkers, this beach off Route 103 has limited parking. Sandy beach with gentle surf. Limited parking. Parking sticker required. No snack bar. No bathrooms. No lifeguards.


Community Beach: Located on the mouth of the Kennebunk River, sight-seers can watch marina activity from this small beach or explore wading pools when the tide is out. Located across from the Colony Hotel, parking is free (but limited)

 Kennebunk has three large beaches not far from downtown Kennebunkport, and Parsons Beach further down Route 9 toward Wells. Parking passes are required from early June through Labor Day and can be obtained from the town hall or the Chamber of Commerce.

Gooches Beach: Popular with surfers, 3346 feet long, this sandy beach is the longest of the three beaches with breakwater at the mouth of the Kennebunk River on one end and tide pools on the other. A lifeguard is on duty 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during summer months.

Middle Beach: Sheltered between rocks and 1200 feet long, this beach is more for strolling than swimming.

Mother’s Beach: The smallest of the three, 750 feet long, this is a safe beach for children to swim with a long gradual slope to the ocean. A playground area with swings and slides and a lifeguard on duty 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during summer months makes this an ideal beach for families with children.

Parsons Beach: This beach is 1700 yards long and surrounded by sand dunes, salt marshes and tidal rivers on either end.

Goose Rocks Beach: On King’s Highway, about three miles east of Cape Porpoise, this sandy beach is a three-mile long dual crescent shaped beach is quiet even in the busy season. Parking Passes are required and sold at Bartley Dockside Restaurant, the town hall on Elm Street, or the Police Station on Route 9.

East End Beach, Portland
Parking for 70 cars. Rocky beach with great views of Casco Bay. No snack bar. Picnic tables. Changing rooms and restrooms. No lifeguards.

Willard Beach, South Portland
Sandy beach with gentle surf. Appeals to families. Parking for 75 cars. Rest-rooms and lifeguards.

Ferry Beach, Scarborough
Sheltered from ocean winds. No running water or lifeguards. According to the town of Scarborough, Ferry Beach includes 2,640 feet of beach and two acres of land. Access to the beach is via paths through sand dunes. Use overflows to the neighboring Western Beach. Together the beaches are 5,100 feet long. There is a paved parking lot for approximately 100 cars located next to the beach. Other facilities include seasonal bathroom facilities (outhouse type), three picnic tables, six benches, trash cans, a boat launch ramp, moorings, and boat storage. Fees are charged for residents, non-residents, parking and boat launching.

Higgins Beach, Scarborough
Sandy beach with large waves. Parking for 120 cars. Popular with surfers and teen-agers. No lifeguards.

Scarborough Beach State Park, Scarborough
Sandy beach with dunes, warm water and good surf. Parking for 500 cars. Lifeguards, restrooms, bike racks. Connects with Higgins Beach.

Pine Point Beach, Scarborough
Large sandy beach popular with families. Connects with Old Orchard Beach. Parking available. Fifth Street entrance has snack bar and toilets.

Bradbury Mountain State Park, Pownal
A picnic area and shelter, playground, ballfield, hiking rails and campsites are available. A short hike to the 460-foot summit allows view of Casco Bay and countryside. Open all year. Contact information: (207) 688-4712. More information.

Crescent Beach State Park, Cape Elizabeth
Fine sandy beach at the top of the "crescent," but rocky toward the water. Gentle surf popular with families. Plenty of parking available. Snack bar, picnic tables, bike racks, toilets and lifeguards. Fee charged for entry. Open Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Contact information: (207) 799-5871. More information.

Two Lights State Park, Cape Elizabeth
Views of Casco Bay and remnants of World War II coastal defense installation. Located off Route 77. Picnic tables and grills are available. A shelter and sites for groups are also available by reservation for a fee. Open all year and fee charged for entry. Contact information: (207) 799-5871 or the State of Maine's Web page for the park.

Wolfe's Neck Farm, Freeport
Wolfe's Neck Farm is a 600-acre non-profit demonstration farm on Casco Bay in Freeport dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture, environmental literacy, and healthy living. The farm is open to the public at no charge. Visitors can explore the barns and gardens, hike wooded trails, and access Casco Bay for canoeing and kayaking. Contact information: (207) 865-4469. Visit them at 184 Burnett Road, Freeport. More information.

Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park, Freeport
Offers hiking through the woods along Casco Bay and the Harraseeket River. There are picnic tables, grills and bathrooms, and park is wheelchair accessible. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Contact information: (207) 865-4465. More information.

Barrett's Cove Beach, Camden
Located on Megunticook Lake off Route 52. The lake temperature is warm by July, and shallow water at the modest sand beach is great for keeping an eye on children. There's a grassy area nearby and picnic tables for lunch. Contact information: (207) 236-3353.

Birch Point Beach (Lucia Beach), Ash Point
Small pocket beach, rocky headlands, freshwater marsh. Limited parking.

Birch Point State Park, Owls Head
Views of Penobscot Bay with crescent-shapes sand beach for swimming. o lifeguards. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Contact information: (207) 941-4014. More information

Camden Hills State Park, Camden
Views of Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay with hiking trail to Mt. Megunticook, the highest of the Camden Hills. There are campsites, bathrooms and salt and freshwater beaches nearby. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 236-3109. More information

Damariscotta Lake State Park, Jefferson
Fine sand beach for swimming, with lifeguards. Also has a group-use shelter, picnic tables and grills. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Contact information: (207) 941-4014. More information

Fort Point (Fort Pownall) State Park, Stockton Springs
Located on a peninsula jutting into Penobscot Bay. Offers picnic and fishing spots. A 200-foot pier for visitors arriving in boat. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Contact information: (207) 941-4014. More information

Head Beach, Phippsburg
Fine sand beach. Parking at nearby campground.

Lake St. George State Park, Liberty
Swimming in this "crystal clear" lake. Lifeguards, bathrooms, campsites, hiking, fishing, and boat and canoe rentals. Open May 15 through September 30. Contact information: (207) 589-4255. More information

Lincolnville Beach, Lincolnville
Popular swimming beach. Limited parking.

Moose Point State Park, Searsport
Tidal pools, trails, picnic area and views of Penobscot Bay. Open Memorial Day through September 30. Contact information: (207) 548-2882. More information

Peacock Beach State Park, Richmond
There is a small beach and swimming area, with a lifeguard. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Contact information: (207) 582-2813. More information

Popham Beach State Park, Phippsburg
Follow Route 209 for 14 miles from Bath to Phippsburg, then follow signs to the park. Sandy beach with surf depending on weather conditions. A sandbar exposed at low tide becomes a path to an island off the beach. 400 parking spots available; the beach is closed to cars after the parking lots are full. No snack bars. Lifeguards on duty. Fort Popham is two miles farther on Route 209. Open April 15 through October 30. Contact information: (207) 389-1335. More information

Reid State Park, Georgetown
Located 14 miles from Route 1 in Woolwich on Route 127. Sandy beach with rocky spots, inlets, nooks, crannies and dunes. Surf ranges from gentle to very large swells depending on weather. Parking for 1,000 cars. If lot is full, park officials use a "one car out, one car in" policy. Two snack bars. Shower facilities, toilets and changing rooms. Lifeguards on duty. Open all year. Contact information: (207) 371-2303. More information
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Sandy Point Beach, Stockton Springs
Beach and nature area. No facilities, limited parking.

Swan Lake State Park, Swanville
Offers picnic facilities, playgroung and group shelter. There is a swimming area with lifeguards. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Contact information: (207) 525-4404. More information

Thomas Point Beach, Brunswick
Small beach with sheltered swimming and play areas. Privately operated, can be reserved by groups.

Warren Island State Park, Islesboro
Ten campsites are available and offer docking and mooring facilities. There is no public ferry transportation to the island. Open Memorial Day through September 15. Contact information: (207) 236-3109. More information

Grafton Notch State Park, Newry
Several hiking trails through the end of the Mahoosuc Range. The Appalachian Trail passes through the park. There are picnic tables and grills. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 824-2912. More information.

Mt. Blue State Park, Weld
Hosts a campground, sandy beach, bathrooms, boat launch, canoe rentals and amphitheater. Also has picnic area and hiking trails, and shelters are available for large-group use. Open May 15 through October 1. Contact information: (207) 585-2347. More information.

Range Ponds State Park, Poland
There is a picnic area, ballfield and swimming area with lifeguards. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 998-4104. More information.

Rangeley Lake State Park, Rangeley
Views of mountains and lakes. There are campsites, showers and a boat launching ramp. Open May 15 through September 30. Contact information: (207) 864-3858. More information.

Sebago Lake State Park, Naples
There are sandy beaches with lifeguards, picnic tables, grills, bathrooms and a boat ramp. Also offers a camping area and showers. Open May 1 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 693-6613. More information.

Cobscook Bay State Park, Dennysville
There are 24-foot tides, the highest in Maine. Campsites, boating and hiking available. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 726-4412. More information

Echo Lake, Acadia National Park, Mount Desert
Milder water temperatures give it a big edge over the characteristically frigid ocean beaches on the island. The beach area is as long as it is wide and slopes gently into the shallow water. No changing area. Contact information: (207) 288-3338. More information

Holbrook Island Sanctuary, Brooksville
Natural area of upland forests, rocky shores and offshore island. There are hiking trails and picnic tables. Open all year. Contact information: (207) 326-4012. More information

Lamoine State Park, Lamoine
There are campsites, picnic area, boat launching ramp, saltwater fishing pier and playground. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 667-4778. More information

Quoddy Head State Park, Lubec
The eastern-most part of land and lighthouse in the U.S. Rock cliffs and dense evergreen forest. Boardwalk provides access to peat bog and rare plant life. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 941-4014. More information

Roque Bluffs State Park, Roque Bluffs
Offers a pebble beach on the ocean and freshwater pond for both fresh- and salt-water swimming. Also has tables, grills and bathrooms. Open May 15 through September 30. Contact information: (207) 255-3475. More information

Sand Beach, Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor
Small but beautiful beach with rock walls on two sides. The beach is largely comprised of unique sand of shell fragments created by the pounding surf. Water temperature in summer rarely climbs above 55 degrees. Changing rooms and restrooms are located next to the parking area. More information

Shackford Head State Park, Eastport
An undeveloped peninsula with beaches, protected coves and high trails. Views of Cobscook Bay. Open all year. Contact information: (207) 941-4014. More information

Lily Bay State Park, Beaver Cove
There are two campgrounds, two boat luanch sites, boat slips, a swim area, playground and shoreline hiking trail. Open May 1 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 695-2700. More information.

Peaks-Kenny State Park, Dover-Foxcroft
Offers a beach with lifeguards, camping and bathrooms. There is also a picnic area for day use with hiking trails and amphitheater. Open May 15 through September 30. Contact information: (207) 564-2003. More information.

Allagash Wilderness Waterway State Park, Aroostook and Piscataquis Counties
This 92-mile corridor of lakes and rivers connects several large public reserved land. Great place for canoe enthusiasts. Contact information: (207) 941-4014. More information

Aroostook State Park, Presque Isle Located on Echo Lake, with hiking on nearby Quaggy Jo Mountain. There is trout fishing on the lake, which also offers campsites, bathrooms and a beach with a lifeguard. Open May 15 through October 15. Contact information: (207) 768-8341. More information

NEW HAMPSHIRE HIKING AND MOUNTAIN CLIMBING:

compliments of Sunset Hill House, a grand inn  Sugar Hill, NH 

http://www.sunsethillhouse.com/

 

 

 

Mount Washington 3600-4288 feet of vertical climbing spread over 8-10 miles (depending on your trail head) takes you to the summit at 6288 feet. On clear days Mount Washington is noted for its incredible long-range views which include parts of Canada, the Atlantic Ocean, Boston, and the Adirondacks of New York (and intervening Green Mountains). Like all the White Mountain Peaks over 5000 feet, it has an ecologically rare and fragile Alpine meadow which is a holdover from the last glaciation. Also noted for the worst weather in the world.

Bald Mountain and Artists’ Bluff Two miles with a vertical rise of 400 feet. Moderate difficulty. Accesses Echo Lake beach. Views and a close up view of Franconia Notch. Five miles away.

Mount Lafayette 3550 feet vertical feet over 5-8 miles takes you to the 5249 foot summit with its own Alpine Meadow. The Appalachian Trail crosses the summit. This is probably the most dramatic mountain seen from our dining room. Like all the 5000 footers, it is notorious for making its own weather. Nearest trailhead is 5 miles distant. Bridal Veil Falls. 3.5 miles, 1000 foot elevation change. A nice walk for a hot afternoon. Trailhead is just down the hill in Franconia, 1-2 miles.

Mount Liberty, Mount Flume 8 miles, 3000 feet elevation change. A difficult and steep trail that rewards hikers with spectacular and dramatic views to the west (Franconia Notch) and to the north (the barren Franconia Ridge). Plan on a full day.

The Basin and Cascade Brook Three miles, 500 feet of vertical. A classic Notch favorite, it’s a large pothole carved into granite by boulders carried downstream by the Pemigewassett River. Moderate difficulty. Great swimming in the "Pemi" and Cascade Brook. 3.5 miles distant.

Mount Pemigewassett 3.6 miles round trip with a 1,170 foot elevation change finishing at the top of Indian Head Profile (which you can’t see because you’re on top of it) on the summit of Mount Pemigewassett. There may be a large number of ravens as well as notable views up and down the Notch. Within 10 miles of the inn.

Arethusa Falls Trail Livermore, 40 minutes away. The state’s highest falls at 200 feet. Three miles, a thousand foot gain. Easy to moderate.

Applachian Trail It’s only a few miles from the inn and if you soles will support it, will take you all the way to Georgia. Thousands of vertical feet over some of the best terrain along the entire Eastern Seaboard. Takes a whole season to hike from one end to the other.

Coppermine Trail Five miles, 1400 foot elevation change ending at Bridal Veil Falls. Moderate difficulty. Trailhead is about 10 minutes away in Franconia.

Falling Waters Trail 6.4 miles, 2800 feet to summit of Little Haystack Mountain. Difficult. Trailhead about 10-15 minutes away in Franconia Notch State Park.

Georgiana Falls Path 2.5 miles, 750 feet elevation change. Moderate difficulty. Cascades at Georgiana and Harvard Falls. Begins in Franconia Notch State Park, 10-15 minutes away.

Greenleaf Trail 7.6 miles, 2100 foot rise to the top of Mount Lafayette. Moderate difficulty. Starts in Franconia about 10 minutes away.

Lonesome Lake Trail 3.3 miles rising a 1000 feet to finish at Lonesome Lake. Moderate difficulty.

Skookumchuck Trail 10 miles beginning in Franconia 10 minutes away with a 3360 rise to the summit of Mount Lafayette. Moderate difficulty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Area Attractions 

Pemaquid Point Lighthouse   Bristol, Maine USA   ...A Must See...

• Guided Tour of the Kennebunks
• In-town Trolley
• Walking Tour of Kennebunkport: one hour historic walking tour starting at the Nott House.
• Drive or walk to Walkers Point: summer home of the 41st President George Bush and Barbara Bush.
• Franciscan Monastery: Lithuanian Monks’ Monastery featuring a gift shop and outdoor masses.
• Seashore Trolley Museum – Log Cabin Rd, Kennebunkport
• Brick Store Museum
  
• Russell Acre Farms- Petting Zoo, Deer farm, Bass Pond, Ice Cream Parlor
• National Estuarine Research Reserve of Wells: Laudholm Farm’s spectacular salt marsh and tidal river trails to the beach. Located off Rt. 9 heading toward Wells
• Rachel Carlson Wildlife Reserve: Boardwalk trail through nature preserve on Rt. 9 heading toward Wells.
• Goat Island Lighthouse 1834 and Cape Porpoise Pier: working lobster pier
• The Marginal Way: Scenic mile-long coastal trail ending at Perkins Cove.
• Greater Kennebunkport Shopping: specialty shopping and art galleries.
• Whale Watching
•  Lobster Cruise 
• Schooner Trips: 
•  Sport Fishing Cruises
• Kennebunkport Marina: canoe, kayak and boat rentals
• Aquaholics, Kennebunkport: surf board rentals and lessons
• Funtown Splashtown USA: theme and amusement park with pools and water slides on Rt. 1 in Saco (approximately a 25 minute drive north of Kennebunkport).
• Vacationland Bowling Alley: Near Funtown Splashtown on Rt. 1 in Saco.
• Saco Cinemagic: Across from Funtown Splashtown USA on Rt. 1 in Saco.
• Children’s Museum, Portland Maine
• Children’s Theatre of Maine, Portland
• Children’s Museum of Portsmouth, NH
• Saco Bay Cruises, Portland Maine
• York Wild Kingdom, York Beach Maine: theme park and wildlife zoo
• Palace Playland: amusement park with rides, waterslides, and pier with food and entertainment.
• Chuckie Cheese: at the Maine Mall, South Portland, Maine
• Jokers in South Portland
• Smitty’s Cinema: serving food at the 5 Points Shopping Plaza, Biddeford
• Russell Acre Farms- petting zoo, deer farm, bass pond, ice cream parlor
• Harris Farm: maple sugar making, x-country skiing, ice skating pond located 30 minutes from Kennebunk off Route 35.
• Public Ice Skating Pond in Kennebunkport
• Cape Arundel Golf Course: 18-hole, 6000 yards, par 69, reservations required 967-3494
• Dutch Elm Golf Course: 18-hole, 6230 yards, par 72, call 282-9850
• Webhannet Golf Club, Kennebunk: 18-hole, 6200 yards, par 71, public tee times available, call 967-2061
• Hillcrest Pitch and Putt, Kennebunk
• T Shot Golf Range, Wells
• Wells Beach Miniature Golf, Rt. 1,Wells
• Wonder Mountail Golf Course, Rt. 1, Wells
• Sea-Vu Miniature Golf and 18-hole Course, Post Rd, Wells
• Arundel Barn Playhouse: Arundel/Kennebunkport, seasonal
• Ogunquit Playhouse: Rt. 1, Ogunquit, seasonal
• Maritime Museum, Ocean Ave, Kennebunkport
• Seashore Trolley Museum, Log Cabin Rd, Kennebunkport
• Nott house, Main St., Kennebunkport
• Historic Homes Walking Tours
  
• Portland Concert Association: dance, opera, music theatre, Jazz and more
• River Tree Center for the Arts: Cultural and Educational organization in Kennebunkport offering enriching art programs. Gallery open year round.
• Strawberry Banks Museum: Marcy St., Portsmouth
• Children’s Museums and Theatre: see Stuff for Kids and Families
• Freeport Outlets: home of the famous LL Bean Outlet and just a few minutes north of Portland
• Tanger Outlet: Rt 1 Kittery
• Nubble Lighthouse York
• Goat Island Lighthouse Cape Porpoise
  
• Maine Mall: South Portland
• Old Port: exclusive shops and galleries in Portland
• Kittery Outlets: on Rt.1, Kittery (approximately 40 minute drive from Kennebunkport).
• Dock Square Shops: just a stroll to downtown Kennebunkport for exclusive fashion stores, gift shops, delicatessens, and exotic food stores. Maine made stores and more…
• Tom’s of Maine: natural living store, factory outlet store, downtown Kennebunk
• Lighthouse Depot: Wells
• Portland Museum of Art
• Antique Shops: all over Maine
• Bike Rentals: Cape Able Bike Shop, Kennebunkport
• Horseback Riding
• Art Galleries
  
• Wagon Rides at Rocking Horse Stables
• Tennis
• In-town Carriage Rides
• Sleigh Rides (seasonal)
  
• Hot-air Balloon Rides in Portland
• Airplane Rides at the Sanford Airport
• American Helicopter
• Happy Wheels Skate Center: In-line skating in Scarborough
• Jet Ski Rentals and Parasailing, Performance Marine, Kennebunkport
• Llama Farm