State Parks

Maine's Baxter State Park is getting the national recognition it deserves.

Maine's 20 largest parks are a wonderful representation of Maine's beauty and diverse terrain.

Baxter State Park is finally getting the national recognition it deserves.

This Midcoast Maine gem is a must-visit, especially when the weather is ideal.

Although, it has probably been known to happen...

Baxter State Park is a bastion of beauty in Northern Maine.

Baxter State Park is finally getting the recognition it deserves.

Maine had a decent number of visitors to state parks in 2023. Here is a closer look at the most-visited ones.

At times, you'll feel like you're walking in a beautiful dream.

Baxter State Park is finally getting the recognition it deserves.

Outside Magazine calls Camden Hills State Park Maine's most underrated park.

June 19th is Maine Residents Day. Maine residents can attend many Maine State Parks and Historic Sites for free admission.

As the on-going coronavirus pandemic prevented people from enjoying many of Maine's stereotypical summer attractions, it did not prevent both locals and tourists from taking full advantage of the state's parks. According to the KJ, for the first time ever, attendance at Maine's state parks reached 3 million...

Thanks to a new law passed earlier this year Veterans living in Maine will be allowed into State Parks and The Maine State Museum for free.

With summer right around the corner (finally!), here's a full list of all of the state parks you can visit!

Reservations for summer camping at Maine's state park campgrounds officially open for Sebago Lake State Park on February 1, and for all other parks on February 5.