Southern Maine

With a long expanse of white sand and views out to the rocky shores of Prouts Neck, Scarborough Beach State Park is an attractive setting for swimming, walking, and picnicking.

Preserve includes habitat critical to maintaining the health of Sebago Lake, and is open to a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking, hunting, snowshoeing, and wildlife observation.

Offers gorgeous views of Middle Bay Cove across open fields and wildlife-rich salt marshes from its 1.1-mile network of family friendly trails.

Includes over two miles of gentle trails across rolling coastal terrain perfect for walking, cross-country skiing, and birdwatching.

This conservation area features maturing forests, scenic waterfalls, more than four miles of trails, extensive wetlands, and habitat for white-tailed deer, foxes, and pileated woodpeckers.

A short walk through a mature forest leads visitors to 900 feet of sandy beach, one of the best beaches on Sebago Lake.

Follow trail network to explore Thayer Brook Preserve’s exceptional bird and wildlife habitat.

Features a rocky shoreline that invites exploration at low tide, a grassy meadow ideal for picnics, and three secluded campsites.