Recreation Areas

A 136-acre conserved, saltwater farm maintained as a working Belted Gallaway cattle farm and education center owned by Maine Coast Heritage Trust, a statewide land conservation organization Visitors Center opens in summer, farm property only open for events and programs. Beef retail sales available year round Monday-Friday at the farm office located at 70 Russell Avenue. Farm is between Rockport and Ca…

Visitors may drive or hike to the summit of Mount Battie for an excellent view of Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay. 25 miles of hiking trails. 106 campsites, some with electric, water, and WiFi. picnic area, playground, rocky shoreline.

The Snow Bowl is a municipally owned four season recreation area. Enjoy alpine skiing, snowboarding, a 400-foot toboggan chute, ice skating, hiking, mountain biking, tennis, boating and fishing just 10 minutes from downtown Camden and 15 minutes from Rockland. Available for weddings and functions too. Visit camdensnowbowl.com

Working to permanently protect the natural and human communities along the western Penobscot Bay, the Land Trust has 30 years of experience offering public access to preserves and trails, educational programs and volunteer opportunities.>

One of the best preserved Civil War forts in New England and the world’s tallest public bridge observatory with 360 degree views, both located on the Penobscot River in Prospect Maine. Historical meets modern engineering and architecture with spectacular views on 144 acres of Maine coast to create a unique experience for all ages.

Come out and enjoy the beautiful landscapes of midcoast Maine. Hike on the Georges Highland Path; paddle the St. George River; bike or drive the scenic byway. GRLT is a non-profit organization devoted to the conservation of natural resources and traditional working lands In the Georges River watershed.

A multi-sport indoor turf complex offering affordable recreational opportunities for athletes and families in the Mid Coast.

Rustic group and event rentals surrounded by forest and river, or directly on Maine's coast. Hiking, fishing, birdwatching .... quiet exploration. Retreats, reunions, weddings, mini-conferences, and seminars use our facilities. Cabins, heated dining halls, and meeting spaces, seclusion surrounded by Maine's woods, waters, and wildlife. Camden Hills State Park and Tenants Harbor locations.